CINCINNATI (Enquirer) – A recent list released by U.S. News and World Report ranks Cincinnati as the best city to live in Ohio, according to our media partners at the Enquirer.
Cincinnati was ranked 50th overall in the 150 Best Places to Live in the U.S., coming in just behind Daytona Beach, Florida and ahead of Manchester, New Hampshire. Green Bay, Wisconsin was ranked first and Huntsville, Alabama came in second.
The Queen City ranked 12 spots ahead of the next Ohio city on the list. Here’s where the other Ohio cities placed:
Youngstown: 62.
Columbus: 69.
Toledo: 84.
Cleveland: 97.
Dayton: 141.
Cincinnati is also listed first overall in the Best Places to Live in Ohio in 2023-2024.
U.S. News said Cincinnati’s residents “benefit from a wealth of amenities, including museums, professional sports teams and a wide selection of restaurants.”
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It also noted Cincinnati’s public, private and Montessori schools and the Fortune 500 companies making homes in the city.
“But Cincinnati is hardly a place that’s all work and no play,” the listing on Cincinnati said. “Locals love a good party, be it for the first day of baseball season or in honor of the city’s German heritage. Even when the event calendar is empty, residents have plenty of ways to stay busy, from visiting an array of museums to noshing on the region’s famous chili.”
[Cincinnati named top 100 best places to live in the U.S.]
This is the third year in a row Cincinnati has made the top 50 in the ranking, coming in 44th in 2021 and 41st in 2022.
A ranking by a real estate research firm last year also placed Cincinnati first in Ohio and seventh overall in the country.
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Production crews for the new “Superman” movie are setting up in Cleveland, Ohio.
The Man of Steel is returning to his hometown with director James Gunn slated to film scenes for DC’s new “Superman” movie in Cleveland. The production received $11 million in Ohio Motion Picture Tax Credits from the State of Ohio.
Sets are being constructed in Public Square, with production expected to film in Cleveland through July 16.
Production crews for the new Superman movie are setting up in #TheLand!
The Man of Steel is returning to his hometown w/ director James Gunn slated to film scenes for DC’s new Superman movie. The production received $11M in Ohio Motion Picture Tax Credits via the state of OH. pic.twitter.com/rPzL83QJKT
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— Greater Cleveland Partnership (@GreaterCLE) June 11, 2024
Former Baltimore Ravens tight end Shannon Sharpe is one of the brightest stars in sports media today, and he’ll now have an even greater platform to work with.
On Tuesday morning, ESPN announced that Sharpe has signed a multi-year deal with the network. Under the new deal, Sharpe will expand his role on the hit show First Take and other programs, though details on his role there will be announced later.
“Shannon Sharpe has been an incredible addition to theFirst Taketeam, enhancing the show’s dynamic with his engaging presence and insightful commentary,” said David Roberts, ESPN’s Head of Event & Studio Production, in a press release. “Shannon’s chemistry with Stephen A. Smith has elevated our debates and been another key reason First Take is the premier destination for morning sports discussion.”
Sharpe first joined First Take in August of last year following his highly-publicized departure from FOX Sports 1’s Undisputed. He orginially signed for just the NFL season, but proved to be so popular that he signed an extension to stay on. Now, he’s signed yet another deal that will see him become one of the main pieces of the show.
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“Being a part of this family has been a blessing,” Sharpe said in the press release. “Everything about this relationship with ESPN, Stephen A., and First Take, has been tremendous. I look forward to expanding my role and showing more of the world what I have to offer. The show goes on!”
In addition to his work with ESPN, Sharpe also hosts his Club Shay Shay podcast, which has well over three million subscribers on YouTube. His interview with comedian Katt Williams went particularly viral, garnering over 70 million views on YouTube alone in less than six months.
Sharpe, 55, spent two seasons in Baltimore from 2000-2001. The Hall of Fame tight end caught 140 passes for 1,621 yards and seven touchdowns in that time. He was also a key part of the Ravens’ first Super Bowl run in franchise history, catching six receptions for 230 yards and two touchdowns during the 2000 playoffs.
For the majority of his career though, Sharpe wore blue and orange as a member of the Denver Broncos. He racked up 675 receptions for 8,439 yards and 55 touchdowns in 12 seasons with the Broncos, all the most by a tight end in franchise history.
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