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Oregon District resident Janet Phillips opened Feathers Vintage Clothing more than 40 years ago.Amelia Robinson

The 35th annual Dayton Liederkranz-Turner Germanfest Picnic was held at Riverscape MetroPark over the weekend. Visitors enjoyed a variety of activities including German food, music and a polka mass. E.L. HUBBARD...

Hamilton High School deli bar cafeteria worker Vi Murphy dishes out grub to students Jeff Stretch, Sharon Singletary, and Kim Runyon in 1981. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

The Hamilton High School in 1980. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Senior Ellen Kriete playing trumpet for the Hamilton High School Brass Ensemble in 1982. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Hamilton High School asst. football coach John Cook and baseball coach Bert Pringle hold the Booster Monte Carlo sign for March 21, 1981. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

After holding the Hamilton flag through the National Anthem and Big Blue Fight Song, Stacey Perkins, 11, strains a bit. Mark Ott, 13, holds the American flag. Both are members of Boy Scout Troop 956 at Cleveland...

The Big Blue van with dad Bill Lobitz, and sons Bill, 10, and Dan, 17 at a football game. Son Doug, 14, was in the crowd but unable to found for photo in this undated photo. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

The Hamilton High School Media Center in this undated photo. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

The Hamilton High School Bag presentation with junior Kathy Carr, senior class president Nancy McCalley, and Mrs. Gerry Hammond in 1980. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Larry Bowling, Moody Baker, George Jonson in the Hamilton high School weight room in 1982. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

The halls of Hamilton High School on opening day 1980 before the students arrived. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Edward Pettit walking school kids across the street at Fillmore Elementary in this undated photo. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Hamilton High School bon fire in 1980. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Garfield band director Herb Aronoff leads the Garfield 7th grade band during the first annual Play-A-Thon at Garfield Junior High School in this undated photo. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Hamilton High School singers get ready to perform in 1982. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Mr. Gary Grimes, Math teacher at Hamilton High School, speaks to students on opening day, 1980. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Pictured are Garfield cheerleaders Valerie Belcher, Sharon Benson, Connie Bowling, Portia Collins, Dawn Eubanks, Lori Lakes, Susan Sumner, and Kara Thomas in 1981. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Hamilton High School held a blood drive Feb. 24, 1989 in the gym. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Pictured is Verity and Central Avenue in 1956. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

People wait in line outside the Paramount Theatre in this undated photo. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Looking east on Central Avenue in the 1950's. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

An aerial view of a train in Middletown in the 1950's. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Pictured is Gallaher Drugs in this undated photo. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Pictured is Lewis Drugs in undated photo. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Pictured is east on Central Street in 1970's. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Central Avenue and Broad Street in 1950. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Looking north on Broad Street in 1950. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Wrestling ring at Armco's 50th anniversary in this undated photo. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Central Avenue, looking west in the 1970s. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Hanging the Spring Clean Up banner in this undated photo. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Pictured is the train depot in an undated photo. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

Pictured is Dohn Hardware and Paramount in an undated photo. JOURNAL-NEWS ARCHIVE PHOTO

“I think she’s a role model for lots of people because back then women would just cook and clean while the men did all the shooting,â said 11-year-old Alexis Stump of Union City, Ind. as she compared her own height...

Born Phoebe Anne Mosey Aug. 13, 1860 Annie Oakley, as she was later known, learned to shoot at the age of 8. In the fall of 1875, she was invited to take part in a shooting contest in Cincinnati against Frank Butler...

Eight of the rifles Annie Oakley used during her career are displayed at The Annie Oakley Center in Greenville including a shotgun that weighs only six pounds and was custom made to the proportions of her body by...

A silk dressing gown designed with roses and leaves that Frank Butler gave to Annie Oakley in 1915, are included in The Annie Oakley Center exhibit at the Garst Museum in Greenville. LISA POWELL / STAFF

Annie Oakley, known as "Little Miss Sure Shot," was born in Darke County north of Greenville. She and her husband Frank Butler, a professional exhibition shooter, traveled the world with Buffalo Bill's Wild West...

Artifacts at The Annie Oakley Center illuminate the personal and professional life of Oakley, who would become a trailblazer for women. LISA POWELL / STAFF

Artifacts, including Annie Oakley's address book, at The Annie Oakley Center illuminate the personal and professional life of Oakley, who would become a trailblazer for women. LISA POWELL / STAFF

Annie Oakley liked fine things and was a proper Victorian woman in her private life. The beautiful tableware, china and lace she used in her daily life are displayed in cases, as are some of the necklaces and monogramed...

The dog collar for "Dave" a dog owned by Annie Oakley and her husband Frank Butler is on display at The Annie Oakley Center at the Garst Musuem in Greenville. The dog had nerves of steel and became part of an act...

A family portrait of Annie Oakley and her husband Frank Butler and their dog, Dave photographed in the 1920s. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE ANNIE OAKLEY CENTER AT THE GARST MUSEUM

3-year-old Cole Vanicek of Hamilton puts his cap on prior to boarding the steamer in Hamilton June 18, 1989. Cole wants some day to be an engineer. JOURNAL-NEWS STAFF PHOTO

6-year-old Blake Aultman of Greenville enjoys his train ride as he looks out the window with his uncle Gary Hess and his mother, Lisa Aultman, as they come into N&W Station in Hamilton, June 18, 1989. JOURNAL-NEWS...

42-year veteran of the railroad James Mulroony of Centerville, In. had a chance to take a leisurely ride today, June 18, 1989. He rode from Richmond to Hamilton. JOURNAL-NEWS STAFF PHOTO

A car crosses the railroad tracks at 5th and Heaton, August, 1978. JOURNAL-NEWS STAFF PHOTO

The inside of the passenger section of the train, June 17, 1987. JOURNAL-NEWS STAFF PHOTO

Pictured is Frederick L. Stout, mang. passenger operations, on the I&O Railroad, June 17, 1987. JOURNAL-NEWS STAFF PHOTO

Conductor Bob Zoellner at front of the passenger car, in an undated photo. JOURNAL-NEWS STAFF PHOTO

Engineer, Bob Saxton, left, pulls the horn as he pulls out of the N&W Station in Hamilton. Ron Kern, right, is pilot-engineer, whp looks ahead to see if the tracks are clear, June 18, 1989. JOURNAL-NEWS STAFF PHOTO

The Amtrack train on the railroad bridge crossing the river in 1981. JOURNAL-NEWS STAFF PHOTO

"Fireman" Don Pate uses his hand to protect his face from the heat in the fire box as he checks to see that the fire burns evenly. It's his job to mix the proper amount of coal, air and water for a constant pressure...

Andy Anderson Brackman of Loveland, in front of train, watching the track, June 17, 1987. JOURNAL-NEWS STAFF PHOTO

This mechanic demonstrates the massive size of the engine and wheels of the steam train by standing near it at the station, June 18, 1989. JOURNAL-NEWS STAFF PHOTO

Train going over crossing in Seven Mile, June 9, 1989. JOURNAL-NEWS STAFF PHOTO

A stream train at 5th and Henry in 1983. JOURNAL-NEWS STAFF PHOTO

An Amtrack train in an undated photo. JOURNAL-NEWS STAFF PHOTO

The railroad bridge on the west side of the river in 1981. JOURNAL-NEWS STAFF PHOTO

U.S. Rep Jim Jordan stands after he announced he will endorse Ohio 8th Congressional District candidate Warren Davidson in the race to replace the seat held by former U.S. House Speaker John Boehner during a press...Nick Graham

Congressman Jim Jordan visited the Advanced Manufacturing students at Triad High School on Monday, Feb. 12, 2018. Congressman Jordan spoke one-on-one with students about projects they had completed or were working...HANDOUT

United States Congressman Jim Jordan talked to students in a government class at Emmanuel Christian Academy recently. Representative Jordan was invited to speak about the national debt and how it might affect...HANDOUT

Prominent Republican Congressman Darrell Issa, center, was the chair of the hearings of the U.S. House of Representatives Oversight and Government Reform Committee held in Dayton in Sinclair Community College Smith...Jim Witmer

New cutline: Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Urbana, speaking here to a group of business leaders in Urbana, founded the House Freedom Caucus, a group of conservative lawmakers that at times has been able to influence legislation...Bill Lackey

Sheriff Phil Plummer, left, the new chairman of the Montgomery County Republican Party, meets with U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Urbana, before the Montgomery County Republican Party's annual Lincoln Day Dinner. Jordan...Chris Stewart/Dayton Daily News

Emmanuel Christian fourth grader Mikayla Kennaugh asked Congressman Jim Jordan for his autograph, Tuesday, April 19. Jordan had a Q&A session at the school with superintendent Dan Bragg in front of academy fourth...

Graham's Jim Jordan won four state wrestling championships from 1979-82. Graham photoGraham photo/Graham photo

Congressman Jim Jordan gives the commencement address during Urbana University's commencement on Saturday, May 3, 2008. He quoted "Chariots of Fire" and Walt Whitman in his speech to the graduates. Staff Photo...Barbara J. Perenic

Photo by Rick McKay/Washington Bureau slug: REP JORDAN WASHINGTON... Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, seated-right, talks with his Legislative Director, George Poulios, following a markup session of the House Small Business...RICK MCKAY/COX NEWSPAPERS

A family tradition ends Saturday as Graham's two time state champion Ben Jordan walks off the mat with his father, four time champion Jim Jordan, center, and uncle Jeff Jordan, also a four time champion, following...Staff

February 26, 2005 News-Sun photo by Bill Lackey slug:snsStateWRc022605bl Graham wrestling coach Jeff Jordan, left, and his brother Jim Jordan react as Jim's son, Ben, clinches the 119lb. match to win the state title...

Governor Bob Taft signed legislation establishing a task force for nonprofit, faith-based program and other non-profit organizations a Family-2-Family headquarters on W. Third St. Family-2-Family is a faith-based...BILL REINKE

U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Urbana, reported having more than $1.2 million in his campaign fund as of Sept. 30. His opponent, Democrat Janet Garrett, reported having $30,173. Getty Images photoHANDOUT/Getty Images

U.S. Rep Jim Jordan, left, announced he will endorse Ohio 8th Congressional District candidate Warren Davidson, right, in the race to replace the seat held by former U.S. House Speaker John Boehner during a press...Nick Graham

Sean D. Tucker and his 400 hp Oracle Challenger, will return to the Vectren Dayton Air Show in 2018 for the last time. CONTRIBUTED.

TORA! TORA! TORA!, a reenactment of the bombing of Pearl Harbor, will return to the Vectren Dayton Air Show in 2018. CONTRIBUTED.

The U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptor, an all-weather stealth tactical flighter, will demonstrate its capabilities at the 2018 Vectren Dayton Air Show. CONTRIBUTED

The U.S. Navy Blue Angels will headline the 2018 Vectren Dayton Air Show. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

A "Red Tail" P-51 Mustang flown in WWII by the famous Tuskegee Airmen will be at the 2018 Vectren Dayton Air Show. CONTRIBUTED

The U.S. Navy Blue Angels will headline the 2018 Vectren Dayton Air Show. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

The Screaminâ Sasquatch is a 1929 Jet Waco biplane that can fly straight-up and perform unbelievable maneuvers. CONTRIBUTED

The B-17 bomber used in the 1990 Warner Brother film, "Memphis Belle," will appear at the 2018 Vectren Dayton Air Show. CONTRIBUTED

Vicky Benzing, known as the "fastest woman at Reno Air Races ever," will perform for the first time at the 2018 Vectren Dayton Air Show. CONTRIBUTED

The U.S. Army Golden Knights will thrill spectators at the 2018 Vectren Dayton Air Show will intricate canopy work. CONTRIBUTED

Cincinnati pilots Ken Rieder and Jon Thocker will show off the planes they built in their garages as the perform thrillng opposing, inverted and formation maneuvers at the 2018 Vectren Dayton Air Show. CONTRIBUTED

Alison Krauss, June 15, 2018

Tony Bennett, June 21, 2018

Neal McCoy, June 24, 2018

Roger Daltrey, July 2, 2018

Dave Koz & Friends, July 20, 2018

Dave Koz, July 20, 2018

Aubrey Logan, July 20, 2018

O.A.R., July 24, 2018

Matt Nathanson, July 24, 2018

The New Respects, July 24, 2018

Jim Gaffigan, July 27, 2018

Travis Tritt, July 28, 2018

Charlie Daniels Band, July 28, 2018

Outlaws, July 28, 2018

Marshall Tucker Band, July 28, 2018

REBA, August 4, 2018

Sammy Kershaw, August 10, 2018

Aaron Tippin, August 10, 2018

Collin Raye, August 10, 2018

The Avett Brothers, August 14, 2018

Get The Led Out, August 22, 2018

Earth, Wind & Fire, August 23, 2018

Boy George & Culture Club, September 5, 2018

Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey, September 5, 2018

Euge Groove, September 6, 2018

Peter White, September 6, 2018

Lindsey Webster, September 6, 2018

Ringo Starr, September 11, 2018

Black Violin, June 28, 2018

Michael W. Smith, June 30, 2018

Matthew West, June 30, 2018

Natalie Grant, August 19, 2018

Signs of Life, August 16, 2018

Vince Gill, August 13, 2018

Boy Band Review, June 13, 2018

Satisfaction, July 7, 2018

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Touch, June 29, 2018

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Inside Amazon's Etna, Ohio fulfillment center

The Queen City wins hearts.Kara Driscoll

Mt. Adams gives you a spectacular view of Cincinnati. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFF

Before the FC Cincinnati game, head over to Mecklenburg Gardens in Clifton. The German beer garden was ranked #1 Best Beer Garden in American and Top 5 Best Outdoor Dining by Cincinnati Magazine. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

Skip the long flight. You can get a taste of Germany right at Mecklenburg Gardens in Cincinnati, Ohio. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFF

FC Cincinnati is the perfect summer experience. Grab a beer and watch some soccer.Kara Driscoll

UC is repeatedly named one of the most beautiful campuses in America. Find out why for yourself.

It's one of the most beautiful campuses in the United States. Find out why for yourself. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

Stay up late to catch the Queen City lit up at night. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

You can ride the Cincinnati streetcar for a cheap fare from downtown up to Findlay Market and stop where you want to.Kara Driscoll

Check out City Flea at Cincinnati's Washington Park.

Findlay Market in Cincinnati is bustling with food vendors, a bier garden and live music on weekends. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFF

Grab some Eli's BBQ at Findlay Market while you're there.Kara Driscoll

There's no better foodie spot in Cincinnati than Findlay Market. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

FIndlay Market is a foodie paradise in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Going to Findlay Market is the best way to spend a Sunday. Grab some food, a coffee and shop around while live music plays. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

French Crust Cafe offers a Parisian feel right in the heart of Cincinnati's Over the Rhine neighborhood. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

Need a taste of Paris? Visit OTR's French Crust. Enjoy an eclair and coffee at the French cafe.Kara Driscoll

Pop into French Crust for brunch across from Findlay Market. Jean Robert's brunch is some of the best in the city. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

Want a different view of Cincinnati? Walk across the Purple People Bridge, otherwise known as the Newport Southbank Bridge. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFF

Grab a drink at one of Mt. Adams bars, and take in the view of Cincinnati.

Take a stroll through Eden Park in Mt. Adams. The park is home to Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park and the Krohn Conservatory. It features a picturesque gazebo, memorial tree groves and paths...Kara Driscoll

Grab a coffee at Bow Tie Cafe and head to this secret little pool in Mt. Adams. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

There's no better view of Cincinnati than from the top of Mt. Adams hill. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFF

The flowers are blooming and Cincinnati's Washington Park is the place to be. Take your kids to play in the splash park or listen to live music at the pavilion.

Cincinnati is bursting with breweries. Taste some local beers, like Rhinegeist and Taft's Ale House. Rhinegeist's rooftop patio offers a view of Over the Rhine. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFF

Want to hit the best Cincinnati breweries? Go to Taft's Ale House for a selection of craft beers and a steak sandwich. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFF

The Anchor OTR is a charming seafood eatery with a patio for seasonal outdoor dining & a bar with signature cocktails. KARA DRISCOLL

The Anchor OTR is a charming seafood eatery with a patio for seasonal outdoor dining & a bar with signature cocktails. KARA DRISCOLLKara Driscoll

Need a break from the sun? Check out Manitou Candle Co. on Eastern Avenue in Cincinnati. You can hand pour and make your own candles!

Grab a platter of empanadas to share with the table at Che OTR in Cincinnati, Ohio. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

Che's newly opened outdoor patio is one of OTR's best kept secrets. Che serves artisanal Argentine cuisine & empanadas, plus drinks, offered in a rustic, dimly lit dining room. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFF

Rainy summer day? Head to RockQuest at 3475 E. Kemper Road fir a climbing and bouldering plus classes, camps and clinics. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFF

From the renovated Music Hall to Playhouse in the Park, there are plenty of opportunities to experience art and culture in Cincinnati, Ohio. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

Want to laugh during a Broadway show in Cincinnati? Visit the Aronoff Center for the Arts for a great line-up of shows this year and next. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

O Pie O in Walnut Hills offers sweet and savory pies plus beer and wine in historic surroundings.Kara Driscoll

Visit the Cincinnati Art Museum for world-class exhibits. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

Go the Cincinnati Art Museum for world-class exhibits. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

Marx Hot Bagels in Blue Ash has been a favorite of Cincinnatians since 1969. Marx has 30 plus varieties of bagel baked fresh daily, sandwiches, soups, salads, vegetarian options and fresh pastries. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFF

Marx Hot Bagels in Blue Ash has been a favorite of Cincinnatians since 1969. Marx has 30 plus varieties of bagel baked fresh daily, sandwiches, soups, salads, vegetarian options and fresh pastries. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

Marx Hot Bagels in Blue Ash has been a favorite of Cincinnatians since 1969. Marx has 30 plus varieties of bagel baked fresh daily, sandwiches, soups, salads, vegetarian options and fresh pastries. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFF

Senate pub has two locations in Cincinnati and Blue Ash, and neither disappoint. Grab a gourmet hot dog and some poutine to go along with it. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

Senate is a trendy pub serving gourmet hot dogs with creative toppings, plus local brews and retro cocktails. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

Senate pub has two locations in Cincinnati and Blue Ash, and neither disappoint. Grab a gourmet hot dog and some poutine to go along with it. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

Head to Nation Kitchen & Bar in Cincinnati, Ohio for all-you-can-drink mimosas and bloodies, and some loaded breakfast tater tots. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

Need a boozy brunch? Head to Nation Kitchen & Bar in Cincinnati, Ohio for all-you-can-drink mimosas and bloodies, and some loaded breakfast tater tots. KARA DRISCOLL/STAFFKara Driscoll

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