The All-Time hit leader, Pete Rose, passed away on Monday at the age of 83 and baseball lost The Hit King.
The All-Time hit leader, Pete Rose, passed away on Monday at the age of 83 and baseball lost The Hit King.
The heads of prominent civil rights and anti-discrimination groups, along with faith-based groups, have joined a list of supporters of Issue 1.
Seven Hills School announces plan to restructure, build new facility
- Seven Hills School will unify two elementary schools into one building.
- The new facility will open for the 2027-28 school year.
- A $37 million fundraising goal has been set for the projects.
The season ended yesterday. We reflect.
The season ended yesterday. We reflect.
Pete Rose ended his career as MLB's all-time hits leader.
Pete Rose ended his career as MLB's all-time hits leader.
Pete Rose ended his career as MLB's all-time hits leader.
Fortune 500 headquarters headed to Cincinnati, Western & Southern CEO John Barrett says
>The company would bring between 60 and 200 employees to its Cincinnati headquarters, Barrett said.
In addition, a new one will probably appear next year. >Greater Cincinnati will likely add still another Fortune 500 company next year when the list comes out in May or June. GE Aerospace, which became a standalone locally based company in April 2024, would have ranked No. 140 on the 2024 Fortune 500 with $31.8 billion in 2023 revenue had it been a standalone company as of the end of 2023. It will almost certainly show up on next year’s roster.
New event- Ohio Fresh Hop Festival at HighGrain
October 5- starts at noon.
What I don't know but I would hope is that the tickets (yes you need tickets) get you beer tickets. The ticket itself is $25 per.
Elly De La Cruz's clutch hit ends the year with a Reds win - Redleg Nation
Elly De La Cruz drove in two runs in the 10th inning as the Cincinnati Reds capped off their 2024 season with a win over the Chicago Cubs.
And thus it ends. Like usual, much work to be done in the off season.
Maybe the FO will put in more than a half ass effort.
Troy Morrow is also being indicted on one count of menacing.
Hamilton County officials have confirmed the water and air within the area is safe.
Metro, TANK, CincyLink to provide free rides to experience BLINK Cincinnati
Direct routes to BLINK will be available at several Park and Ride locations, which are:
Cincinnati State, 3658 Central Pkwy, Cincinnati, OH 45220 Crossroads Oakley, 3500 Madison Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45209 Northern Kentucky University, 1 Louie B. Nunn Drive, Highland Heights, KY, 41099 (Fri. & Sat. only) Meijer, 3651 Towne Blvd., Middletown, OH 45005 Meijer, 7390 Tylersville Rd., West Chester. OH 45069
It’s not too late to receive a free state of Ohio ID card from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
Jonathan India spoke to the media and he didn't hold back, noting that it's the same thing in Cincinnati every year for the Reds.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/20174015
> >As noted the other day on the digital pages here at Redleg Nation – Bob Castellini and his ownership group bought the team prior to the 2006 season. We’re now 19 seasons in to their ownership. The Reds have finished better than 3rd place two times. > > >Lately, the team’s front office has really gone full into the “we’re a small market” line of public talk whenever questioned about why they don’t win more, try more, add more talent via trades or free agency, etc. Look around the National League Central. Finished doing that? How many of the five teams in it are “large market” clubs? The answer is one. The Chicago Cubs. And yet they are not the team that’s been running through the division with 1st place finishes year after year after year.
Good but brief article.
We see the issue. But this cheap ass FO won't do a damn thing to fix it. Putting new paint on the walls while the foundation crumbles.
Jonathan India spoke to the media and he didn't hold back, noting that it's the same thing in Cincinnati every year for the Reds.
>As noted the other day on the digital pages here at Redleg Nation – Bob Castellini and his ownership group bought the team prior to the 2006 season. We’re now 19 seasons in to their ownership. The Reds have finished better than 3rd place two times.
>Lately, the team’s front office has really gone full into the “we’re a small market” line of public talk whenever questioned about why they don’t win more, try more, add more talent via trades or free agency, etc. Look around the National League Central. Finished doing that? How many of the five teams in it are “large market” clubs? The answer is one. The Chicago Cubs. And yet they are not the team that’s been running through the division with 1st place finishes year after year after year.
Maybe they'll do something before I die. Either of old age or agony of having to watch us careen from rebuild to rebuild without hope in between.
I agree with this article. He's not the real issue. Maybe one of them but not the only one by far.
And how dumb- just let him finish it out. What good does it do firing him with 5 games left? Just reads like an asshole move by the FO. Which given the assholes at the top, why should we be surprised.
Reactions from both Bengals and commissioners.
This is absolutely absurd and should be laughed out of the room. No more taxpayer money for billionaires!
Full list of current nonstop international destinations:
- Paris
- London
- Cancun
- Los Cabos, MX
- Punta Cana, DR
- Montego Bay, JA
- Toronto
- Montreal (spring 2025)
I enjoy it. It's not a huge event but it usually gets me out to a bar to have just a bit more fun than I would otherwise.
Samuel Adams is Oktoberfest’s presenting sponsor and will offer its Oktoberfest beer at several booths throughout the festival, as well as in the Samuel Adams Beer Garden. Traditional German breweries, including Krombacher, Radeberger and Weihenstephan, will serve traditional beers.
Sixteen Greater Cincinnati breweries will also be present, including:
Rhinegeist Brewery
MadTree Brewing
Braxton Brewing
Fifty West Brewing Company
West Side Brewing
Fretboard Brewing Company
Urban Artifact
Grainworks Brewing Company
Sonder Brewing
We shall see. Had one down in OTR (basically downtown) but it folded after a couple years. I'm not sure myself how big the market is for it here.
Which is really saying something since during the Cranley admin we basically regressed.
Excited for you guys though. Hopefully a turning point.
First in the chute- Germania Oktoberfest
Details
- This is always the first Oktoberfest in Cincinnati. It's a bit out there (for city dwellers) but worth the drive.
- Tents are perched up on a hill and some picnic tables are nicely laid back into the woods
- Usually rides and such for the kids I believe, face painting available
- Playground situated right below bier hall
- $5 admission, kids 12 and under free, military with ID free. No dogs permitted.
Recommendations
- Recommend to park offsite and take a shuttle as there is limited parking on-site.
Hours
- Friday August 23rd 6-11pm
- Saturday August 24th 2-11pm
- Sunday August 25th 12-7pm
Location
- 3529 W. Kemper Rd. Cincinnati, OH 45251
Braxton OKI Bourbon Barrel Ale
- To celerate, starting at 4 pm, we’ll be tapping two limited O.K.I. Bourbon Barrel Ale variants—Maple and Vanilla! But that’s not all—for the first time, we’re releasing O.K.I. Vodka and even better, and we’ll have the very limited 15-Year old O.K.I. Bourbon to taste and purchase.
Rhinegeist Chain Mail Pale Ale
- Malts: Pilsner, White Wheat
- Hops: Centennial, El Dorado Incognito, Mosaic Incognito, Mosaic Spectrum, Cascade
I might be old but I just don't get it. Carrying an ID is not hard and works regardless of whether your phone has enough battery or you even have it on you.