The parking lot on Sycamore Street between Seventh and Eighth streets should have filled up Friday morning.
Food trucks should have lined the lot.
Smokers should have been running. Long lines of customers should have packed the space between downtown office buildings. Thousands of visitors were moving through Cincinnati Music Festival weekend.
The lot sat empty…
A 38-Year Run Ends Quietly, Without the Fight Everyone Expected
On April 21, 2026, Gates Rodenfels posted a brief Facebook message: "After 38 years of selling Skyline Chili, we are now officially CLOSED.
Thank you, SW Florida, for all the years of some really great memories." The Fort Myers location at 5100-323 S. Cleveland Ave.…
Cincinnati business closures are starting to follow a pattern that is harder to ignore. Over the past several months, businesses across multiple sectors have shut down, from national retailers to local restaurants to regional manufacturing operations.
What is less clear is why these closures are happening at the same time. That overlap raises a more uncomfortable…
Two Republican women are on the ballot in Ohio’s First Congressional District.
Both are grassroots, builders, and have been treated as outliers.
The district has never elected a woman in over 200 years. Republican women in Ohio understand the impact of this gap. The families paying the price for that gap in leadership are not…
AI Search Visibility Is Changing Local Business Discovery
For years, the process of finding a contractor was predictable. AI search visibility is now beginning to alter that landscape.
A homeowner opened Google, searched something like how AI search visibility is changing the way people find results online.
HVAC contractor near me,
reviewed a few results…


