The Cincinnati Bengals are gearing up for an exciting 2025 season, and training camp is the perfect place to catch a glimpse of the action. Kicking off on July 23, 2025, at the Kettering Health Practice Fields, the camp offers fans a chance to see stars like Joe Burrow and Ja’Marr Chase prepare for the […]
A new WalletHub study ranks several Ohio cities, including Cincinnati, among the most stressed in the United States. By comparing 182 American cities, including the 150 most populated and at least two per state, the study evaluates stress across four categories: work, financial, family, and health and safety stress. Consequently, Cincinnati landed at No. 21, […]
The NFL world is buzzing with the Cincinnati Bengals’ surprising move to sign Desmond Ridder as a backup quarterback. Announced on July 20, 2025, this decision has sparked widespread reactions across social media and among fans. With Joe Burrow firmly entrenched as the starter, Ridder’s addition as a veteran presence behind him has raised eyebrows. […]
Las Vegas, known for dazzling entertainment, now hosts the world’s first UNO Social Club at the Palms Casino Resort. Launched with Mattel, which owns the iconic card game born in Cincinnati, Ohio, this pop-up runs July 18–20, 2025. Created in 1971 by Cincinnati barber Merle Robbins, UNO’s simple yet ruthless gameplay has thrilled millions. Now, […]
Summer evenings by a campfire, sticky fingers, and the sweet aroma of toasted marshmallows it’s peak s’mores season! According to Instacart, this week marks the biggest spike in orders for graham crackers and marshmallows, as Americans embrace the classic campfire treat. The combination of graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate sees a massive surge, particularly around […]
A Quack of Kindness Spot a rubber duck on your car in Ohio? It’s likely part of “Jeep Ducking,” a trend spreading joy. Jeep owners place ducks on vehicles to show admiration. In Ohio, this extends beyond Jeeps to other cars. Thus, a duck means someone likes your ride or wants to brighten your day. […]
Today, July 11, 2025, marks National French Fry Day, a celebration of crispy, golden fries. According to Talker Research, Americans devour 17 pounds of fries yearly, totaling 5.6 billion pounds nationwide. Consequently, this could fill 155,833 school buses! For instance, Virginians lead, consuming over 21 pounds annually, followed by Alabama, Georgia, and Maryland. Moreover, 63% […]
Cincinnati Preservation’s Sites of Black History initiative, launched in 2022, celebrates Greater Cincinnati’s African American heritage. Consequently, the organization is creating the Black and African American Historic Context Study. This study aims to document significant sites and stories. However, only 2% of National Register entries reflect Black history, highlighting the project’s importance. Encouraging Community Participation […]
The Cincinnati Bengals’ performance in Madden NFL 26 has sparked excitement and debate among fans. With an overall team rating of 87, they tie with the Cleveland Browns but lag behind the Baltimore Ravens’ 91 in the AFC North. However, their star-studded roster keeps them competitive in the virtual gridiron. Top Players Shine Bright Firstly, […]
Cincinnati, Ohio, boasts a wealth of scenic waterways, making it a haven for anglers seeking budget-friendly fishing. Fortunately, the city offers numerous spots where you can cast a line for free, and Ohio’s Free Fishing Days add extra opportunities to fish without a license. Below, we highlight five prime locations in Cincinnati for fishing, alongside […]
Planet Fitness, the largest and fastest-growing franchisor and operator of fitness centers with more members than any other fitness brand. Recently announced the return of its annual High School Summer Pass program. Now in its fifth year, this initiative invites high school teens ages 14–19 to work out for free at any of its 2,700+ […]
On May 7, 2025, Democratic Ohio Representative Joyce Beatty disrupted a House Financial Services Committee hearing for over two minutes, reacting to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s response to her question. Specifically, Beatty inquired about the status of placing abolitionist Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill, a plan announced in 2016. However, Bessent stated his staff […]
