Jeff Suess is a Local History Writer at the Cincinnati Enquirer. He focuses on local history while exploring themes of culture, society, and diversity, including topics such as LGBTQ+ interest, civil rights, and urban art. Jeff's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Sports, USA TODAY, and FOX19 WXIX, among others.
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Jeff's articles focus on local events, history, and culture in Cincinnati. He covers a wide range of topics such as local sports, landmarks, and historical events. To engage with Jeff Suess effectively, consider providing expertise related to the specific themes he covers like insights into Cincinnati's history or its local cultural phenomena. Furthermore, pitching stories about significant anniversaries or developments within Cincinnati's cultural landscape may also resonate well with him.
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By: Jeff Suess
Cincinnati Enquirer Aug. 16, 2026, 12:25 a.m. ET Western Hills Plaza is a typical shopping center. There's a Target, a T.J.
By: Jeff Suess, Cincinnati Enquirer
Western Hills Plaza, the West Side shopping center, through the years Western Hills Plaza in Westwood was the area's first suburban shopping center.
By: Jeff Suess
When Western Hills Plaza opened in 1954 as the first suburban shopping center, it sparked a change in the way Cincinnatians shopped.
By: Jeff Suess
Cincinnati Enquirer Aug. 21, 2026, 12:15 a.m. ET The Beatles performed for the second and final time in Cincinnati on Aug. 21, 1966, a Sunday afternoon concert at Crosley Field.
The Beatles played one of the their last concerts at Crosley Field in Cincinnati on Aug. 21, 1966, after a rain-out the night before.
By: Jeff Suess
The Beatles performed one of their final concerts at Crosley Field in August 1966. Despite a rain out and low ticket sales, it was a memorable show.
By: Jeff Suess
“Black history is American history,” actor Morgan Freeman said in a 2005 “60 Minutes” interview. They are not really separate.
By: Jeff Suess
Legendary country singer Dolly Parton made her way to Cincinnati many times in her long career, even if there were a few delays.
By: Jeff Suess
Dolly Parton performed in Cincinnati many times in her long career, from the Porter Wagoner road show to duets with Kenny Rogers.
By: Jeff Suess
A collection of amateur photos from the 1880s sparked a search about a camera club and a peek into a well-known Cincinnati family.
