Good morning, Clermont County. Ten years and countless sour brews later, Urban Artifact has cemented its place in Cincinnati's craft beer legacy. The Northside brewery marked its milestone anniversary with a jubilant celebration featuring their signature fruit-infused creations, from Golden Gadget to Cherries Jubilee, proving that a decade of dedication to "Real fruit, sour beer" has paid off deliciously for this local institution.
While some establishments toast the present, others are embracing Cincinnati's storied past. From The Davidson's nod to the iconic Tyler Davidson Fountain to Northern Row Brewery's acknowledgment of pre-Prohibition brewing traditions, new restaurants are serving history alongside their entrees. In more somber local news, a routine mushroom hunt in Clermont County took an unexpected turn when human remains were discovered, prompting an investigation that now involves specialized search teams and the Hamilton County Coroner's Office.
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🍺 Cincinnati's Urban Artifact toasts a decade of sour beer success. The Northside brewery celebrated its 10-year anniversary with a festive party featuring their signature fruit-infused sour beers, live music, and games. Attendees enjoyed flights of new brews including Golden Gadget, Paper Weight, and Cherries Jubilee, while longtime employees like Emily Merz—the taproom's first hire—celebrated alongside regular customers. The celebration showcased Urban Artifact's commitment to their motto: "Real fruit, sour beer," which has become a cornerstone of Cincinnati's craft brewing scene.
🍽️ Cincinnati's newest restaurants serve up a side of history. Several dining establishments have embraced the city's past through thoughtfully chosen names that honor local heritage. The Davidson pays tribute to the iconic Tyler Davidson Fountain, while Lucius Q cleverly references Cincinnati's Roman namesake Cincinnatus. Northern Row Brewery acknowledges the city's pre-Prohibition brewing legacy, and Shires' Rooftop commemorates a historic amusement resort from the 1840s. These establishments create meaningful connections to Cincinnati's rich traditions while serving today's diners.
💀 Mushroom hunt uncovers human bones in Ohio woods. A neighbor searching for mushrooms on a Clermont County property made the grim discovery Saturday afternoon, immediately prompting a 911 call. Deputies confirmed the remains appeared human after arriving at the Barger Road location around 2:56 p.m. The investigation intensified Sunday with specialized search teams from EquuSearch Midwest and the Hamilton County Coroner's Office joining efforts. All human remains will be sent to Hamilton County for further identification as authorities continue their investigation.
⚾ Baseball Scoreboard
The New Richmond Lions tamed the Summit Country Day Silver Knights 4-1 in a Saturday showdown, giving their season record a much-needed boost to 5-7. In a scheduling quirk that would make even the most organized coach scratch their head, these teams are set to face off again immediately—same day, same place, just with slightly different records than what was printed on the morning's program.
| Team | Opponent | Score |
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Milford (7-4) | ||
vs Middletown | W 10-0 | |
Batavia (10-2) | ||
@ Blanchester | W 10-2 | |
Clermont Northeastern (6-4) | ||
vs MVCA | L 13-3 | |
Williamsburg (3-5) | ||
vs Hillsboro | W 18-8 | |
New Richmond (5-7) | ||
vs Summit Country Day | W 4-1 | |
vs Summit Country Day | L 5-3 |
🥎 Softball Scoreboard
Milford's Eagles soared to a 6-0 shutout victory over Springboro's Panthers in Saturday's non-league softball showdown. The win improves Milford to 8-6 as they prepare to face struggling Winton Woods, while the 11-4 Panthers will look to bounce back against Miamisburg on Monday in a key GWOC matchup.
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Milford (8-6) | ||
vs Springboro | W 6-0 |
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