John Faherty
Enquirer
Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Walnut Hills coach is still ‘teaching’ at 96
Beloved Walnut Hills teacher celebrated his 96th birthday surrounded by generations of former students → Read More
Old money worries about future, finds a new way to give
Old school moneys sees a generation of philaphropists fading away in Cincinnati. They want to Transform giving. → Read More
Drag queen Penny is building OTR community
Penny is the biggest drag star in the Queen City. But she is far more important than you might imagine. → Read More
StoryTellers: Stories from Cincy's LGBT community
On Wednesday, The Enquirer will host its second StoryTellers event at The Phoenix. If this event is like the first, it is fair to say it will be remarkable. Actually, it might be better. From Jim Obergefell to Zay, the little girl who stole our heart. → Read More
Be a good egg today. No, really.
You buy an egg. You get a prompt. You do a good deed. You are rewarded with a pin. Goodness personified. → Read More
Pete Rose, the king of hits, keeps hustling
On Monday, Major League Baseball announced that Pete Rose asked to be reinstated to the game. The league banned him for life after an investigation into gambling in 1989. By midweek, Pete was back at work. → Read More
Take a journey in OTR with us on Sunday
Republic Street is where this city's cracks became a chasm in 2001, laid bare for all the world to see. → Read More
OTR gallery turns people into artists
Barbara Hauser started a pop-up gallery. Her idea was to create a space in Over-the-Rhine on the final Friday of every month for amateur artists to show their work. → Read More
Bela, dog that was spared, is put down
Bela, the German Shepherd, had a terrific final 28 days. → Read More
A sick cat, a big bill, and a lawsuit
Alas, poor Frank. His eyes were blue, but his kidneys were weak; and his owners – perhaps more like parents – were out of the country. On Dec. 28, → Read More
How a very sick cat led to a lawsuit
Frank the cat's kidneys were failing. Did he need the Mayo Clinic of animal hospitals? → Read More
Bridge victim 'family man, and a hard working country boy'
Brandon Carl grew up and lived in Northern Kentucky's rural Bracken County. → Read More
40 years of history to move with OTR barbershop
From the big afro to the high-top fade (look out, it's coming back) one OTR barbershop has seen it all. Now it needs to move. → Read More
Hey Cincinnati, Let me tell you a story ...
Love Cincinnati? Love stories? Of course you do. A special event Wednesday night. → Read More
Happy ending for Bela the German shepherd
Bela was going to be put down because when his owner, Connie Ley, died, she put in her will that Bela probably needed to die too so they could have their ashes mingled together. → Read More
Zoo puts down elderly white lion
Future, a lion donated by Siegfried and Roy to Cincinnati Zoo, was in deteriorating health → Read More
Options dwindle to save Bela from euthanization
When Bela's owner died, she left a will. The will said to kill the dog. Connie Ley died on Nov. 25 in her home on Coyote Run Road near Aurora, Indiana, 30 miles west of Cincinnati. When Ley died, her dog was found in the house with her, a surprise to nobody because the two were close. You can hear Bela barking clearly on her phone answering machine as if they were leaving a message together. The… → Read More
Should Bela die because his owner did?
When Bela's owner died, she left a will. The will said to kill the dog. → Read More
Maisonette owner Michael Comisar dies at 79
Michael Comisar and his brother turned the Maisonette into the most important restaurant in city's history. → Read More
Be gone, little horse! Blue Ash cracks down again
Brief stop in Blue Ash gets horse owner in trouble → Read More