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Jeff Suess

Jeff Suess

Local History Writer, Digital Producer and Reporter at The Cincinnati Enquirer Online

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    Helen Rankin, the first Black woman in the Ohio House, died at 89

    Helen Rankin made history as the first Black woman elected to the Ohio House of Representatives, serving Cincinnati districts for 16 years.
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    Forgotten Cincinnati civil rights leader gets legacy renewed

    The Mattie Legacy Project was created to remember Mattie Bell Kinney, a tireless youth advocate and cancer crusader in Cincinnati’s Black communities.
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    See P&G innovations from Ivory to soap operas

    See P&G innovations from Ivory to soap operas
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    New Phantom Theater ride combines the original with Boo Blasters

    The Enquirer got a sneak preview of the return of the Phantom Theater to Kings Island. Here's what we think of the revamped ride.
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    See the transformation of the Emery Theater

    The Children's Theatre of Cincinnati recently reopened the restored Emery Theater. Check out the historic venue through the years.
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    MLK, Gershwin and CSO are part of the Emery Theater's history

    The historic Emery Theater has entered a new stage after the Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati’s $51.5 million transformation of the venue.
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    Cincinnati streetcars through the years, from the 1800s to present

    Several different kinds of streetcars have carried passengers through Cincinnati since 1859.
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    History of Cincinnati's streetcars, from steam dummies to inclines

    Cincinnati’s last streetcar in 1951 was the end of nearly a century of rail transportation in the city.
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    The rise and fall (and resurrection) of Burger Beer in Cincinnati

    Burger Beer was an everyman beer that appealed to the Cincinnati sports fan and embraced its German roots.
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    These Jean-Robert restaurants shaped the history of Cincy dining

    The restaurants of the late chef Jean-Robert de Cavel included JeanRo Bistro, Jean-Robert at Pigall's, French Crust Bistro and Le Bar a Boeuf.
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    What’s that fancy Cincinnati Bell building in Northside? Just Askin’

    A reader asks about the handsome Cincinnati Bell building at Hamilton and Westmoreland avenues in Northside.