
Life + Culture
Every Pour Tells a Story
Mason’s hometown brewery celebrates the stories, flavors and community that connect us. Article by Nina Weierman | Photography by Sonder Brewing Team Eight years after Sonder first opened its doors in Mason, community remains central to the brewery. Sonder Brewing President and Co-founder Justin Neff points to the longstanding concept of a “third space,” a place outside of home and work where people can connect with their community. “From the beginning, we wanted the taproom to feel like a...
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Life + Culture
Passing it Forward
The Joe Burrow Foundation gives back to the communities that helped shape the Bengals quarterback. Article by Lisa Fletcher | Photography by Provided For Joe Burrow, home has changed over the years—from Southeast Ohio to Baton Rouge to Cincinnati. But wherever he has gone, he has carried with him a desire to help those who haven't had the same opportunities he has. Today, the Cincinnati area is one of the communities where that commitment has taken root. It is where the Bengals quarterback...
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Life + Culture
Plan Your Holiday Event
Mason’s Manor House and Revelance offer the perfect venues to make your holidays sparkle. Article by Jonathan Stout | Photography by Jenna Beers–Photography by Jenna + Provided The holiday season is fast approaching! Is it your turn to schedule a holiday dinner, office party or fundraiser? Mason is home to exceptional event spaces with amenities that will help keep the focus on celebrating the season with your family, friends and colleagues. Manor House Event Center Offering a truly...
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Fitness
Go the Distance for Childhood Cancer Research
CancerFree KIDS offers community support and fundraising for pediatric cancer research. Article by Jonathan Stout | Photography by Provided CancerFree KIDS (CFK) was founded in 2002 by Cincinnati native Ellen Flannery after her infant daughter Shayna was diagnosed with retinoblastoma, a rare form of eye cancer. Shayna was able to recover successfully, but Ellen was shocked to find how underdeveloped pediatric cancer research was and how limited the treatment options were. “Helping kids with...
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Life + Culture
Beyond the Glow
A customized sunless tanning experience helps guests feel stylish and confident in their own skin. Article by Lisa Fletcher | Photography by Mark and Cathy Lyons–Lyons Photography As summer fades into fall, many people find themselves missing that fresh, healthy glow that comes naturally after days spent outdoors. Fortunately, keeping that sun-kissed look no longer has to come at the expense of your skin. At goGLOW in The District at Deerfield, husband-and-wife team Wayne and Jodi Achterberg...
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Arts + Culture
Picture Your Brand
Local photographers share how authentic images can help build confidence, credibility and connection. ...
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Fitness
Fetching Futures
Meet the Mason teen helping shelter dogs find forever homes, one run at a time. Article by Nina Weierman | Photography by Niki Wise Photography At the young age of 14, Gio Gilpin is already making a difference in the world. Inspired by the adoption of his family’s shelter dog, Muffin, Gio created the Instagram account @FetchingFutures to highlight adoptable dogs from local shelters through photos, videos and observations gathered during weekly walks and runs. “It made me sad to think there...
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Fitness
New in Nature
Three area parks offer local families upgraded outdoor experiences. Article by Jonathan Stout | Photography by Amanda Stout + Provided As we inch closer to the end of summer, it’s the perfect time to visit the wonderful local parks in our area with our families and furry pals. In addition to the amenities they already offer, three local parks have recently undergone exciting updates, providing visitors with opportunities for new experiences. Keever Trails Park WarrenCountyParks.com ...
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Life + Culture
Helping Kids See A Brighter Tomorrow
Early detection and simple habits can protect children’s vision long term. Article by Lisa Fletcher | Photography by Provided It starts innocently enough. A child moves closer to the television, squints at the classroom board or complains of a headache after school. Many parents assume it’s time for glasses. Increasingly, eye doctors are seeing a rise in childhood myopia, or nearsightedness, with implications that go beyond a stronger prescription. "Myopia usually arises when the eye grows...
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Life + Culture
It Takes a Team
Meet the team behind 100 issues highlighting the positive stories of our community. Article by Amanda Stout | Photography by Kelly Settle–Kelly Ann Photography In an increasingly global world, focusing locally feels deeply meaningful. It allows us to learn about neighbors starting nonprofits at their kitchen tables, small businesses born in basements, and stories of triumph over adversity. Exploring our own backyard is an opportunity to discover something new and celebrate the milestones of...
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