Are We Free Yet?
Cincinnati the best and worst of places for National Underground Railroad Freedom Center
Anyone who'd link Carl Lindner with Harvey Milk or Steven Reece with Mahatma Gandhi has some explaining to do. What the prudish Cincinnati tycoon, the country's first openly gay officeholder, the Bond Hill banquet hall owner and the champion of Indian independence have in common is that they're "freedom heroes" by declaration of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.

Getting Hooked - CSF's Young Company is ready for a new season of theatrical challenge

Armed and Dangerous - Thom Shaw reveals his Choice of Weapons

Curtain Call: Theaters, Actors, Etc. - CineX kicks off

Notes For Votes - Even local musicians are getting fired up this presidential election season

Spill It - Heavy

Minimum Gauge: Music News, Tid-Bits and Other Morsels - The Grammys enter the year 1990

Who's Afraid of Sharks? - The team behind Open Water emphasizes drama as much scares

Jersey Shores and Beyond - Open Water offers cold chills; Garden State mixes comedy and drama aimlessly

Couch Potato: Video and DVD - Blind Shaft

Blind Ambition - Café St. George might be trying to do too much too soon

Uncorked! - The search for the affordable wine

Square Deal - Fountain fight symbolizes larger development controversy

Before It's Too Late - Preventing addiction is easier than breaking it

Burning Questions - Who Picks the Freedom Center's Cotton?

Savage Love - Break out that peanut butter and let the sunshine in

I'm Living as Fast as I Can - Getting that lucky second chance

Your Negro Tour Guide - Plantation Lullabies

That's Soooo Cincinnati - Thinking Inside the Square

Where Are They Now? - Delta Airlines

Sports: - Tribe Called Success: Indians Show Baseball How to Rebuild (Again)

Arts Beat - Every Freedom Picture Tells a Story

Letters - Where was I?

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