AmberAbyss+FollowBearcats fans divided after Miller’s commentsWhen a coach says “it’s us against the world,” it’s usually meant to fire up the team—but for UC Bearcats fans, Wes Miller’s words after the West Virginia loss felt more like a slap in the face. Many in Cincinnati have been patient, but frustration is growing as Miller’s record against top teams stays dismal and the Bearcats keep missing big wins. Miller has since apologized, but the comparison to James Franklin—who was let go for similar struggles—has fans wondering: Is it time for a change, or does Miller deserve more time? #Sports #Bearcats #Cincinnati00Share
Cody Kennedy+FollowCincinnati’s $160K lottery win stirs excitementA Cincinnati resident just turned a regular stop at Central Liquors into a $160,000 payday by hitting all five numbers in the Rolling Cash 5 jackpot! The odds? A staggering 1 in 575,757. This kind of win has everyone buzzing—imagine how it could change your week, or even your year. With Rolling Cash 5 drawn daily, it’s sparking plenty of “what if” conversations across the city. Would you keep playing if you won big, or cash out and call it quits? Let’s hear your thoughts on luck, risk, and dreams! #News #Cincinnati #OhioLottery00Share
Jennifer ArnoldFollowingCincinnati’s Hollywood moment: Casting calls now open!Lights, camera, action—right here in Cincinnati! Local filmmakers and big productions are looking for fresh faces and behind-the-scenes talent for movies, TV shows, and documentaries. Whether you’re dreaming of a lead role or just want to dip your toes in the industry, there are paid opportunities for all ages and backgrounds. From feature films to short projects, you could be the next Trixie Stix or even work as an intimacy coordinator. Would you or someone you know take a shot at stardom? Let’s talk about what makes Cincinnati a great place for film and TV careers! #Entertainment #TVSeries #Cincinnati00Share
Keith Stokes+FollowCincinnati’s top doctors revealed for 2024Finding a great doctor just got easier for everyone in the Tri-State. Cincinnati Magazine has released its annual list of the area’s top physicians, spotlighting the medical pros who go above and beyond for our community. With health and wellness on everyone’s mind as the new year begins, this guide can help you make more informed choices for you and your family. Have you checked out the list yet? Let’s talk about your experiences with local healthcare and what matters most when choosing a doctor. #Health #BodyHealth #Cincinnati00Share
Jason Wells+FollowCincinnati’s quirkiest holiday swap is back!Those oversized Christmas decorations collecting dust in your basement could score you free meals and drinks at Arnold’s Bar and Grill downtown. Arnold’s is already gearing up for next year’s epic holiday pop-up and wants your big, bold, or vintage yard decor—think blow molds, giant Santas, or anything that would make a neighbor stop and stare. Just DM them a photo and a note about your item’s size and condition. Even if they don’t take your piece, you’ll get a $10 gift card just for offering. Who’s ready to trade tinsel for tacos? #Food #Cincinnati #ArnoldsBar00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowUC Bearcats football: A new era is brewingZach Grant is shaking up UC Bearcats football, and you can feel the energy building around the program. With a background that spans Notre Dame, Ohio State, and Western Kentucky, Grant’s recruiting strategy is all about finding explosive talent and keeping Cincinnati’s best players at home. Even with powerhouse schools and big money in the mix, he’s focused on building real relationships and developing players who fit the Bearcats’ vision. The new Sheakley Athletic Performance Center is already turning heads. Do you think this approach will finally make UC a true football powerhouse? Let’s talk! #Sports #Football #Cincinnati00Share
russellolson+FollowBig changes coming to Over-the-RhineOver-the-Rhine is about to see its biggest single-site project in years—a $36 million mixed-use development is officially moving forward after Urban Sites secured 15 parcels at Liberty and Walnut. This isn’t just another building; it’s a major investment that could reshape the neighborhood’s vibe, bringing new businesses, homes, and energy to the area. With so much growth happening, what do you hope this project brings to the community? Are you excited or concerned about the changes? Let’s talk about what this means for daily life in OTR. #RealEstate #Cincinnati #OverTheRhine00Share
kellydesiree+FollowCincinnati rallies for Seven the survivorSeven, the black German Shepherd mix rescued in Elmwood Place after a devastating train accident, is showing her true spirit as she recovers. Despite losing a leg and suffering severe injuries, Seven is now safe, healing, and even starting to show her playful side at her foster home. The outpouring of support from the Cincinnati community has been incredible, with donations helping cover her medical bills. It’s amazing to see how neighbors can come together for a second chance—what do you think makes a community step up for animals in need? #Pets #Cincinnati #AnimalRescue20Share
Vincent Silva+FollowCincinnati’s Mammoth Festival makes national wavesGreater Cincinnati just scored big on the national music scene—Mammoth Music & Arts Festival in Newport has been named one of the top new festivals in the entire country by USA TODAY. Locals got to experience a free, daylong event packed with over 30 artists across punk, hip-hop, bluegrass, and country, plus art and food vendors, all spread across five stages. It’s not every day a local festival gets this kind of spotlight! Who else checked it out, and what would you love to see at next year’s fest? #Culture #Cincinnati #MusicFestival00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowBig changes ahead for UC’s medical campusChris Higgins, a Cincinnati native with a strong track record in fundraising, just stepped in as the new VP for development at the UC Foundation. He’s now in charge of driving support for UC’s entire medical campus—think colleges of medicine, nursing, pharmacy, and UC Health. Higgins brings experience from top institutions like Dell Medical School and Ohio State, and he’s passionate about boosting UC’s impact on health and research. With his leadership, could we see more breakthroughs and better care for our region? What would you like to see improved at UC Health? #Education #College #Cincinnati00Share