💰 Ohio residents urged to claim funds before Browns stadium gets them. Hamilton County Treasurer Jill Schiller is encouraging locals to check Ohio's unclaimed funds website to retrieve their money. The warning comes amid plans to allocate state funds for a new domed stadium for the Cleveland Browns. Schiller suggests residents should act quickly to secure their unclaimed money before it potentially contributes to the suburban Cleveland project. The treasurer's alert highlights the competition for state resources between individual citizens and major sports infrastructure.
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🏛️ Northern Kentucky museum celebrates 75 years of local history. The Behringer-Crawford Museum in Covington is marking its milestone anniversary with special events throughout summer, including concerts, a birthday bash, and community games. Visitors can enjoy free admission to the celebratory exhibition "The Legacy of Behringer-Crawford Museum: 75 Years of Art, Culture, and Community," which showcases favorite displays from past exhibitions. The museum began as William Behringer Memorial Museum in 1950, featuring the namesake's collection of taxidermy and artifacts, before expanding under curator Ellis Crawford. Now a multigenerational destination, the museum continues to preserve Northern Kentucky's rich cultural heritage.
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🎭 Cincinnati opera star Josie Jones survived scandal with career intact. The contralto enjoyed British fame under the stage name Josephine Jones Yorke while weathering rumors about an affair with Scottish doctor Norman McLean. Though McLean admitted his infatuation and visited Jones in Cincinnati, both parties denied any impropriety. The German-born impresario Carl Rosa had added "Yorke" to Jones' name to make her sound more British for her London performances. After a successful opera career, Jones returned to America, taught music in Chicago, and died in 1931 at age 81, never having married.
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