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Kane Mitten

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Cincinnati
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Queer Cincinnati is thriving. So why are its spaces disappearing?

Queer Cincinnati is thriving. So why are its spaces disappearing?

Cincinnati CityBeat — Why Cincinnati's LGBTQ+ spaces are disappearing, and how queer leaders, bar owners and organizers are fighting to rebuild community.
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Local historian details Cincinnati's queer history in new book

Local historian details Cincinnati's queer history in new book

Cincinnati Citybeat — In his new book, local historian Jacob Hogue details how Cincinnati has always been one of America's gayest cities.
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Dave Willocks is bringing Cincinnati's freshest food to the table

Dave Willocks is bringing Cincinnati's freshest food to the table

Cincinnati Citybeat — Chef Dave Willocks' supreme attention to detail has made him the first James Beard finalist from Kentucky.
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Sarah Dworak draws on her heritage to form a pierogi empire

Sarah Dworak draws on her heritage to form a pierogi empire

Cincinnati Citybeat — Until 2012, most Cincinnatians didn't even know what a pierogi is. That all changed when James Beard finalist Sarah Dworak opened her stall.
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Jeff Harris transports diners to the Global South

Jeff Harris transports diners to the Global South

Cincinnati Citybeat — What James Beard finalist Jeff Harris and team created is an unconventional, Southern-tinged showcase for the flavors of the Global South.
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Cincinnati’s queer performers speak out against Ohio’s potential ‘drag ban’

Cincinnati’s queer performers speak out against Ohio’s potential ‘drag ban’

Cincinnati CityBeat — In March 2026, the Ohio House of Representatives voted to pass HB249, a bill known as the “Indecent Exposure Modernization Act,” which criminalizes drag performances in public.
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The Rise and Fall of Royce

The Rise and Fall of Royce

Cincinnati Magazine — From belly full to belly up, downtown's high-profile restaurant and its sister spot in OTR closed suddenly last month. The owner and his former managers and employees offer conflicting reasons as to why.
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