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Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval Raises Bengals Flag as Team Heads to AFC Championship at 'Burrowhead Stadium'

"Kansas City is known for their barbecue. They're also known for... well, they're known for their barbecue," Pureval said.

By Allison Babka

The city of Cincinnati is shouting "WHO DEY" from the flag pole outside of City Hall. During a brief ceremony on Jan. 27, Cincinnati mayor Aftab Pureval, city employees and fans gathered in their best black and orange attire to raise the Cincinnati Bengals flag before the team heads to its AFC championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs...

Cincinnati mayor Aftab Pureval speaks before the Cincinnati Bengals flag is raised at Cincinnati City Hall on Jan. 27, 2023.

Sports Honors Are Raining Down, and 9 Other Greater Cincinnati News Stories You May Have Missed This Week

The Bengals and Reds dominated headlines this week, but plenty of other big news happened, too.

By Allison Babka

Former Cincinnati Reds third baseman Scott Rolen and current Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow are both in awards conversations this week.

The Fascinating History Behind the Home Beautiful Expo Houses Built Inside Music Hall

By Katherine Barrier

Home Beautiful Exposition 1932 model home then and now.

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Ukrainian-Born Painter Ellina Chetverikova to Debut Collection of Paintings Depicting Cincinnati Cityscape

By Sean M. Peters

Cincinnati artist Ellina Chetverikova

Meals on Wheels Partners With La Soupe to Deliver Fresh, Medically Tailored Meals to Greater Cincinnati Clients

By Katherine Barrier

Food-rescue nonprofit La Soupe is teaming up with Meals on Wheels to bring medically tailored meals to Cincinnati's seniors.

Amid Confusion Over Kentucky Medical Marijuana Rules, Companies Cash In

By Josh Wood

Kentucky’s vague medical cannabis executive order, which gives pardons for Kentuckians possessing marijuana that has been legally purchased in other states, has led to confusion.

CityBeat Streets: Four Cincinnatians Talk About Pothole Hell

By Kennedy Dudley

For the CityBeat Streets column, CityBeat reporters are asking local residents about a different topic each week.

Guest Commentary: Republicans Falsely Created Mistrust in Elections and Use That to Justify Attacking Voters

By Marilou Johanek, Ohio Capital Journal

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed the controversial voter ID bill into law on Jan. 6.

Youth Sports Complex, Gun Range, Cancer Caucus: Big Topics in Alicia Reece's State of Hamilton County Address

By Madeline Fening

During her first State of the County address on Jan. 25, 2023, Alicia Reece announces new or returning projects that Hamilton County residents can look forward to in her “One Hamilton County” plan.

Inaugural 'Halfway to Cincinnati Burger Week' Offering $7 Burgers for Four Days Only This February

By Katherine Barrier

You can get Four Mile Pig’s Spicy Double Smokehouse Cheeseburger for just $7 during Halfway to Burger Week.

On Newsstands Now: Here's Everything You'll Find in CityBeat's Latest Issue

By CityBeat Staff

CityBeat's latest issue, out on newsstands now, features an intimate look at Ed Moss and his jazz club, Schwartz's Point.

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Kentucky’s vague medical cannabis executive order, which gives pardons for Kentuckians possessing marijuana that has been legally purchased in other states, has led to confusion.

By Josh Wood

Amid Confusion Over Kentucky Medical Marijuana Rules, Companies Cash In

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed the controversial voter ID bill into law on Jan. 6.

By Marilou Johanek, Ohio Capital Journal

Guest Commentary: Republicans Falsely Created Mistrust in Elections and Use That to Justify Attacking Voters

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Cincinnati artist Ellina Chetverikova

By Sean M. Peters

Ukrainian-Born Painter Ellina Chetverikova to Debut Collection of Paintings Depicting Cincinnati Cityscape

Bockfest Parade

By CityBeat Staff

Bockfest Returns to Cincinnati in March With Beer, Debauchery and the Crowning of a New Sausage Queen

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Bockfest Parade

By CityBeat Staff

Bockfest Returns to Cincinnati in March With Beer, Debauchery and the Crowning of a New Sausage Queen

Mid City Restaurant

By Pama Mitchell

Review: Court Street’s Mid City Restaurant is a Casual Dining Spot That’s Up for a Good Time

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Music

Stevie Nicks performs during a concert in 2017.

By Allison Babka

Columbus – Not Cincinnati – Will Get Rock Legend Stevie Nicks' New Tour

The exterior of Schwartz's Point

By Russell Hausfeld

Swingin’ Schwartz’s Point: Ed Moss Left a Major Musical Impact on Cincinnati that Still Reverberates Today

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Ohio is Now Home to the First Ever Drag Queen Food Truck in the Midwest

By Ken Schneck, The Buckeye Flame

Sugar Vermonte and her food truck, Maybe Cheese Born With It

Inaugural 'Halfway to Cincinnati Burger Week' Offering $7 Burgers for Four Days Only This February

By Katherine Barrier

You can get Four Mile Pig’s Spicy Double Smokehouse Cheeseburger for just $7 during Halfway to Burger Week.

Four Chefs and Two Restaurants in Cincinnati Are Semifinalists in the 2023 James Beard Restaurant and Chef Awards

By Katherine Barrier

Mita's in Downtown Cincinnati is a semifinalist in the James Beard Restaurant and Chef Awards' category for Outstanding Restaurant.

Review: Court Street’s Mid City Restaurant is a Casual Dining Spot That’s Up for a Good Time

By Pama Mitchell

Mid City Restaurant

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Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow wears a plaid jacket and burgundy trousers before the game against the Dallas Cowboys on Sept. 18, 2022.

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Home Beautiful Exposition 1932 model home then and now.

The Fascinating History Behind the Home Beautiful Expo Houses Built Inside Music Hall
Cincinnati Museum Center offering free admission Friday in honor of the Bengals All day, Jan. 27 “A game like that deserves free admission," the Cincinnati Museum Center posted on social media in honor of the Bengals win over the Bills. Explore exhibits at the Cincinnati Museum Center and The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust and Humanity Center free of admission Friday. Jan. 27. 1301 Western Ave., Queensgate. cincymuseum.org.

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