Book Review: Kelly Blewett reviews The Line Becomes a River: Dispatches from the Border by Francisco Cantu .

You know better weather is coming when Covington's Behringer Crawford Museum announces its Music@BCM series of outdoor concerts.

Acclaimed local author (and UC professor) Leah Stewart has a new novel out, What You Don't Know About Charlie Outlaw .

Independent filmmakers have a new outlet for their works with the start of the Cindependent Film Festival , coming to the Woodward Theatre at the end of August.

Book Review: Roberta Schultz reviews Robert Gipe 's Weedeater: An Illustrated Novel . Robert Gipe will appear with fellow author Michael Henson at The Mercantile Library on April 6.

For the first time in its 41 years, the annual Appalachian Studies Association Conference will be held in Cincinnati from April 5-8.

Meet the woman behind one of the most popular, and only female, mascots of the Cincinnati Reds .

Diane Mandle teaches and plays the sound healing Tibetan Singing Bowls , and has written a new book about these ancient instruments.

Mt. Auburn's Harriet Beecher Stowe House has opened a new educational center.

The Mid East Color Guard, Percussion and Winds Power Regionals will take place at Xavier University and Northern Kentucky University on March 24-25.