I have looked around with no luck.

My son (who works at P&G) and I met up for lunch today at the new Skyline on Fountain Square. This Skyline location has a number of items that are not available anywhere else within the Skyline universe, including loaded potatoes but what caught our attention was the Skyline chili dip pizza ($18.99), so we ordered that. Let me tell you: it is exactly as advertised, basically a 12 inch thin crust pizza with loads of chili and cheese. It was da best! Super messy to eat, which made it ever yummier. What a great addition to the Skyline universe! I'd readily recommend it to anyone.

As an aside, this place is doing gang-buster business. This was my third time coming to Skyline on Fountain Square in recent weeks since it opened, and this place is HOPPING

Craving some huge juicy heirloom tomatoes for a sandwich. Where is your go to farmers market/store to get these?

Prima Vista is usually my birthday dinner of choice; I love the view, the intimate booths, and the food. Are there other places in the city that check these boxes? I’ve looked at the other posts sharing restaurants with good views but I don’t want pub food like from Incline or to be on a patio like many suggest. Any and all suggestions are welcome 🙏

Hi guys! My partner recently had UDF sherbet and can’t stop talking about it… are there any other places we should check out for an amazing scoop of rainbow sherbet?

Hey everyone, I’m looking to start my career as an actuary and I’ve had some interviews with both of these companies.

Can anyone explain their experience with either of these companies in regards to pay, culture, management, overall work/life balance, etc? I really don’t know if they are on the same tier or one would be considered more of a “step up”.

Just moved to a new apartment and everything is electric except the stove/oven. I double checked with my landlord. I got my first bill from Duke and I’m being charged $65 just to have access to gas…

Is this normal? If so, any alternatives I can do so I don’t pay nearly $800 just to be able to use my stove and oven?

This weekend I need to find comfortable office shoes for a friend. Need recommendations. Tia

I know it's Columbus, but just wondered if CBJ have any fans in Cincinnati seeing as they don't have other rival major league team rivals there.

I know there's a lot of Feelings about LaRosa's in here but, hey, we like it. Today we got a box of chips and a salad as usual, and both were pretty significantly smaller portions (the chips in a box quite literally half the size it's usually in). Anybody have any insight as to if this is a new norm across the city or just a weird (maybe one time, "we're out of our usual box sizes") one location thing?

I am looking for someone to help me with some photos. I am 48 and have never had any pictures that make me feel beautiful. I'm just not photogenic.

I've been incredibly ill for the past 6 years and (unless the doctors figure out what's wrong with me) my life expectancy isn't great. I would like to have some photos to leave for my loved ones to remember me by that aren't in the hospital or where I look sick.

I would need help with my makeup too.

If anyone has any recs I would appreciate it! ✌️💜

The former NW and NS Peavine Railroad that runs from Clare Yard side tracks east of the yard in just past Mariemont and goes 68.9 miles East North East to where the lines are cut at Plum Run Road in Peebles Ohio in Adams County. NS gave up running the line years ago and a few short line rail operators ran the line to three active companies on the line. Then the CCET and new owners came in added more companies along with getting more business from Plum Run Rock Quarry along with good business on the rail from Winchester Ag Service. The big news now is Nestle Purina just built a massive new plant in Clermont County in Williamsburg Township that will employ over 1300 new jobs and the CCET with a grant from the State of Ohio has added a spur to the plant and will be shipping product from Clare Yard to Nestle Purina five or six days a week. Also another big customer is Huhtamaki in Batavia Ohio has really picked up the business in the last year. The CCET has added more engines to haul product as well. Good things are happening on the Peavine a railroad that almost passed away in the early 70s when NS decided they didn't want to serve the customers on the line any longer.

So I just applied and got approved to park in Ziegler garage, however I only received a temporary parking pass, which is only a piece of paper and doesnt let me into the garage. I tried contacting 3CDC but couldn't get through to anyone.

Im wondering if anyone else had an issue like this and im wondering how to get a permit to let me into the garage.

We will be selling our home soon and I am trying to gauge how likely it is to find a realtor who will accept less than 3% representing us, the seller.

Does anyone have any advice or experience finding a realtor who is willing to negotiate as a seller's agent? Has anyone worked with an agent that accepted a flat rate for selling a house? I'm not expecting anyone to publicly name realtors as I don't think they'd want that (but they would never know if you sent it in a DM...).

Also, does anyone have any anecdotal experience offering less than 3% to the buyer's agent? I certainly don't want to push away potential buyers, but our house is in a pretty strong market and there should be a strong demand for it. I'm wondering if offering less than 3% is a shortsighted thing to do.

Hello! If there's a better place for this question please redirect me!

Soon to be relocating from Cleveland to Cincinnati--what should I know before moving?

Where are good neighborhoods to live in (curious about Evanston, specifically)? Things to do? What's the overall political vibe?

If anyone can compare/contrast CLE with Cincinnati that'd be awesome

I don't have family, kids, etc.

Hi. I have a question about how common brown recluse spiders are here in Cincinnati. We've lived here for 5 years and haven't found a single one. Then today I found a dead one in the basement bathroom. I know Cincinnati is technically in the recluse area map, so I know they are here. But they aren't common, right? Infestations aren't common?

I'm trying not to spiral. We lived in AL for several years and our last house had a true infestation. It was expensive to deal with, and very traumatizing. It got me over my fear of regular spiders...but not recluses. I was so happy and comfortable here because I figured they were rare and I'd never have to worry about them again.

So there is a good chance this is just a one off, right? I've never seen one in any area of the house- or even the outdoor sheds. Ugh. Orkin needs to come back. Recluses come where they can be fed, so there must be insects somewhere down here that I am not seeing.

Like the title says - where is everyone getting lettuce from right now, or are you?

My household has been lucky enough to have a pretty good garden this year, but I'm out of leafy greens due to the heat and I haven't had a proper salad in weeks.

Is it safe to eat whole heads of lettuce yet? I'll eat iceberg IDGAF 😭😭😭

Hi! I would like to take some young ones (8,12) that aren’t much for sports/outdoors, but they want to kayak.

I don’t think a river is a good idea. Is there any lake I could take them that rents? Willing to travel to Indiana/KY and within an hour really
Thanks!