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After a devastating fire in February of 2016, the Rabbit Hash General Store will reopen April 1 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and day-long festivities.

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Rhinegeist Brewery breathes new life into Cincinnati’s historic Brewery District

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Recently surviving 3,000 sun-blasted miles in a tour van strapped with guitars, drums, three Swedish Rock gods and a case of Pedialyte, Cincinnati’s token Desert Rock cosmonauts, Valley of the Sun, have returned to the motherland to unleash their debut w

Two laps complete. One more to go. Headlining the third and final installment of Live Loud Industries’ Rock the Boat concert series, Seven Circle Sunrise and Nashville’s Dory Drive will wrap it up tight with more music, a lot more booze and — if everythi

Local treatment facility provides hope for addicts

Locked and loaded for another depraved American Rock & Roll circus on the great Ohio River, local outfits Suburban Revival and Rootbound will share the stage for round two of Live Loud Industries’ Rock the Boat concert series at Riverside Marina (Dayton,

More than three years after fire, repairs languish

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Sri Lanka’s anti-terror law quashes dissent

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Contrary to any implications of temperance or a mild-mannered Friday night, The Prohibitionists are commissioned to lay down their debut EP at Northside Tavern this week, providing the always-thirsty masses with a soundtrack certain to guide them down th

Budget set to decrease again, even as demand goes up

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Knock the dust off those inline skates and four-wheeled legends because Friday night, Disco's alive and so are you, baby. Hosted by the Over-the-Rhine Recreation Center, the Final Friday OTR Skate party offers roller-disco heroes the opportunity to rock

It's not every day that Hip Hop collective D12 rolls through Covington, especially to headline a set at The Mad Hatter (620 Scott St.). Hell, it's not every day that D12 rolls anywhere together, given that two members — Bugz and Proof — were tragically s

As Monsanto comes under fire, finding organic food can be difficult

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Another winter has passed and it's finally time to exit the stronghold, go outside and embrace the vernal spirit with rituals of song and dance. The Mockbee (2260 Central Pkwy., Brighton) is set to host "PlexArt 3: Rebirth" in celebration of spring's lon

Proposed loan program would close funding gap

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Taft supporters seek business help

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City's recycling program reduces costs, but critics call bins an eyesore

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Jan. 8 • The Underground

The decaying stone corridors of Mockbee will resonate with the pounding vibrations of Psychedelic Industrial and Ambient Collage Tuesday to kick off "Two Days of Radical Electronic Cacophony," a musical onslaught featuring Split Horizon, Evolve featuring

The Mockbee's New Year's Eve REDO Dance and Art Party is a golden ticket to live it up all over again. Thrown by a noteworthy crew of Cincinnati artists and musicians, the party features a smorgasbord of sculptures, paintings, collages and large installa