John Alexander Reese is a journalist based in Cincinnati, Ohio. He writes for The Cincinnati Herald, covering local news, entertainment, and cultural events. With a passion for storytelling, John aims to bring the stories of the Cincinnati community to life through his articles.
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John Alexander Reese focuses heavily on local entertainment and community news, with a particular emphasis on Cincinnati. His articles cover events, announcements, and expert commentary related to movies, local happenings, and achievements within the African American community.
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By: John Alexander Reese
Contributed On August 21, Hyde Park Country Club hosted the kick-off party for the CISE (Catholic Inner-city Schools Education) 2024 Annual
By: John Alexander Reese
October 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, & 26 6-10 p.m. (entrance gate closes at 9 p.m.)
University of Cincinnati Christopher Johnson became the first Black, deaf assistant dean at the University of Cincinnati in May 2024 — a first for the institution and a rarity in academia.
Enjoy $2.50 taco deals throughout October 7-13, 2024 Contributed Cincinnati's largest Taco-themed restaurant week returns!
In celebration of 30 years as the pioneer and the leading, black-led national organization dedicated to the Black breast cancer crisis movement, Sisters Network® Inc., hosted the 2024 National Black Breast Cancer Summit. The event was Oct. 4-6, at the Hyatt Regency-Galleria in Houston, Texas.
This is the latest episode of the Chocolate News Podcast. We bring you news that discusses issues affecting the Black community.
By: John Alexander Reese
Saturday, Oct. 5, was a star-studded day at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. Gov. Tim Walz (MN), the vice-presidential running mate with Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris, was welcomed by Bootsy Collins of Cincinnati and the Zapp Band from Dayton. The award-winning musicians were introduced by actor/producer and voting advocate Mario Van Peebles (“New Jack City”).
BLINK®, illuminated by ArtsWave, has released the full 2024 Experience Map for the nation's largest immersive art and light event. BLINK will transform more than 30 city blocks with light projections, light-based installations, new murals, activations, live music performances and more, stretching from Over-The-Rhine through Northern Kentucky, October 17–20, 2024.
With 80+ installations, more than 30+ blocks, three counties and two million fans waiting to experience the nation's largest light and art festival, choosing what to cover and when can be overwhelming.
Evan Nolan was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Councilmember Reggie Harris. Harris resigned to serve in the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) in Washington, D.C. The appointment of Nolan changes the racial balance on City Council from majority Black to majority White, and for the first time in more than a decade, there is no councilmember from the LGBTQIA community.
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