Katherine Barrier

Ohio's high number of haunted attractions and ghost sightings earned it the top spot on the list.

Accidentally Wes Anderson was born from couple Wally and Amanda Koval's desire to have a travel bucket list. But the list that was originally just meant for them quickly grew into an online community of nearly 2 million people. Now, the couple has just released their second Accidentally Wes Anderson book, Adventures, and are embarking on a road-trip-style tour to bookstores across the country in an RV with their dog, Dexter, including a stop in Cincinnati at Joseph-Beth Booksellers Monday.

Relive the 2000s in Cincinnati this December with the Pop2000 Tour. Hosted by Chris Kirkpatrick of NSYNC and featuring O-Town, Ryan Cabrera and LFO, this nostalgic concert will take you back with hits like "Bye Bye Bye," "On the Way Down," and "Summer Girls." The tour will come to Hard Rock Casino Cincinnati for an unforgettable night of early-aughts pop music on December 20. Tickets on sale November 1.

Experience the Halloween spirit at Aglamesis Bro's ice cream parlor and candy shop with a surprise trick-or-treat sampler tray and seasonal fall flavors. Visit their Oakley, Montgomery, and Hamilton locations from 5 p.m. to close Halloween night for sweet and savory surprises, autumn-themed treats and exclusive Halloween merchandise.

A new historic marker honoring Covington's first public cemetery, Craig Street Burying Ground, was recently installed near the former site.

At Carmelo's, diners can expect quintessential Italian American dishes, including some selections that will “push their palates,” with regional staples from Italy. Menu highlights include the Mozzarella, hand-pulled to order with grilled focaccia and olive oil, and the 101-layer Lasagna, which is a whole pound of lasagna, pan-seared until the edges are crispy and served with red gravy and parmesan. As for the beverage program, Carmelo's features classic cocktails with a spin, as well as an all-Italian wine list that highlights Italian varietals.

Artists must be at least 18 years old and live within a 75-mile radius of downtown Cincinnati to be considered. Any media (e.g. pastels, oils, gouache, full-color photos, prints, etc.) can be used. Designs must be suitable for adaptations and the final art has to be made available in a digital, high-resolution format.

It's finally time: Election Night is nearly upon us, and this nail-biter of a presidential race is almost over as Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and Republican challenger and former president Donald Trump vie for the highest office in the country. If you were planning to watch the election results come in Tuesday and drown your dread and anxiety in alcohol, you don't have to go it alone. Several Greater Cincinnati bars and organizations will be hosting Election Night watch parties with live coverage all evening for local, statewide and national races.