Arts & Culture

Cincy’s cool cousin—Covington, Kentucky—is just a bridge away.

“I sold to a lot of young women who wanted to be like Joni Mitchell,” he says. “Now, I sell to older ladies, and Joni Mitchell would be in that ‘older lady’ category.”

Now a new generation is unearthing the brand.

“I finished it, amazed that anyone had even thought of such a story.”

“I can’t change my politics, so I’m a little nervous about what’s to come in Indianapolis because I’m not sure what the political leanings are there. But … whether people agree with me or not, I hope they find the show funny.”

How impressive are these trails in our backyard? Only about 40 other trail networks worldwide have earned the IMBA’s coveted Ride Center designation.

I came away amazed at how deftly he juggles it all.”

“We live to race. There is nothing else.”

“If we want our neighborhoods to change, it won’t happen until our hearts change. We can’t have more inclusive neighborhoods until we as individuals decide to be more inclusive.”

“There were people standing and clapping for us as well as booing, so I felt a range of emotions. One thing I realized: We’re at a new level now.”

Enter: John Green. Wearing a bumblebee suit.

Though the process looks straightforward, building a proper corn maze can be a huge pain in the back 40.

“If y’all don’t respect the Indiana Pacers now, I have no respect for you.”

There was even a surprise wedding!

The other avenue in Fountain Square: Shelby Street.