Interactive Communications Manager, Host of Local Exposure
Jim is a Northern Kentucky native and a father of three. In his spare time, Jim likes to read, play ice hockey and watch foreign films. He currently resides with his family on the East side of town.
Bonita Price was a music major at The Cincinnati School for Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) and Central State University but took some time off to raise her family. She is now a practicing street musician to hone her voice and to provide income since she was laid off from the Jim Beam distillery when it closed its Cincinnati plant in 2011.
I caught up with Bonita at Cincinnati’s Findlay Market - Ohio's oldest continuously-operated public market.
It is called "1207" - a throwback to the original venue from the 1990's.
Located just upstairs from Cincy by the Slice, Venomous Valdez - a regular friend of the show says it will be a "little room with an emphasis on Americana/Folk/Jazz/Blues/Indie Rock."
The "soft opening" will be this Thursday, December 13th.
COLUMBUS, OHIO – After declaring victory tonight, Senator Brown lost his voice, and his wife, Connie Schultz, delivered most of this speech. The remarks as prepared are below:
Today in Ohio, in the middle of America, the middle class won.
Again.
Only a year ago we gathered to celebrate the defeat of Issue 2, an undisguised assault on the middle class.
Just like this fall, we fought back against secretive out-of-state forces that wanted to impose THEIR will upon OUR great state.
HOPE. Moments before it was announced election night that President Obama won a second term, a supporter at the Hamilton County Ohio Democratic Party celebration at Cincy's in Cincinnati, OH, anticipates a victory.
Credit Jon Hughes
Rosalind Campbell, poll worker, Northside Library
Credit Jon Hughes
Voting Line at Pleasant Ridge Center, 10 a.m., Nov. 6.
Credit Jon Hughes
Rosalind Campbell, poll worker, Northside Library
Credit Jon Hughes
Presidential Cookie race at Busken Bakery, Cincinnati, early morning Election Day. Dan Busken, president and CEO of Busken Bakery, displays the cookies for each candidate. Obama leads 14,317 to Romney's 12,609 at 9:30 a.m.
