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🚢 Timeless hardcore

Hamilton County • March 17, 2025

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Good morning, Hamilton County. After four decades of stage-diving and mosh pits, hardcore legends Agnostic Front proved they haven't lost a step during their electrifying sold-out show at Madison Live. Frontman Roger Miret and guitarist Vinnie Stigma delivered the same raw energy that first put them on the map, even jumping into the pit themselves—a testament to the enduring spirit of a genre that refuses to fade quietly.

While Agnostic Front celebrates 40 years of hardcore history, Newport's Tom Fromme is earning well-deserved recognition after his own impressive 44-year career. The retired city manager received meetNKY's prestigious Proof award for transforming the region with developments like Newport Aquarium and Hofbrauhaus. For a different kind of immersive experience, Cincinnati's new Titanic exhibition brings the ill-fated vessel to life with over 300 artifacts and reconstructed rooms—no iceberg warnings necessary.

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☕️ What's Brewing Locally

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🤘 Hardcore legends Agnostic Front unleashed 40 years of raw energy. The veteran band electrified Madison Live with their relentless sound, drawing a sold-out crowd into constant mosh pits and stage diving. Frontman Roger Miret's impassioned delivery paired perfectly with guitarist Vinnie Stigma's intense presence, even joining fans in the pit mid-set. Murphy's Law opened the night with their own blistering performance, creating what their singer called a wilder show than their previous night in Pittsburgh. The evening culminated in a thunderous encore that proved why these hardcore pioneers remain vital after four decades.

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🏆 Newport's Tom Fromme honored with prestigious tourism award after 44-year career. The retired city manager received meetNKY's highest honor, The Proof award, recognizing his measurable impact on the region as a destination. During his tenure, which included 25 years as a police officer and 18 years as city manager, Fromme oversaw numerous economic developments that boosted tourism, including Newport Aquarium, Hofbrauhaus, and Newport on the Levee. His leadership helped transform Newport while maintaining balanced city budgets and leaving a significant cash reserve upon his retirement. Beyond his official duties, Fromme remained deeply engaged in community initiatives as a founding member of Italianfest and serving on multiple local boards.

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🚢 Cincinnati unveils Titanic exhibit that brings history to life. The immersive experience at Exhibition Hub Art Center features over 300 artifacts and reconstructed rooms from the ill-fated ship. Visitors can explore life-sized recreations of the grand foyer and first-class dining room, view historic items like teacups and letters, and even experience the wreckage through VR. Producer John Zaller expects the exhibition to attract tourists from neighboring cities, boosting downtown Cincinnati's economy. Tickets start at $22.90 with the experience lasting 60-90 minutes.

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