2011-Present

01/14/2011, American City Business Journals

At first, the QR code resembled hieroglyphics from outer space.

04/15/2011, American City Business Journal

Presidential candidate Donald Trump makes false statements that President Barack Obama was not born in the United States.

07/26/2011, American City Business Journals

Twitter solidified its status as a major social media platform, breaking records in tweet volume and becoming an integral part of global culture.

08/19/2011, American City Business Journals

The value of the US dollar shrank compared to other major foreign currencies.

08/26/2011, Sports Business Journal

The Cincinnati Bengals refused to trade their disgruntled quarterback Carson Palmer.

09/09/2011, American City Business Journals

The 10th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

10/07/2011, Cincinnati Business Courier

Cincinnati's iconic symbol, the Tyler Davidson Fountain, turned 140.

10/28/2011, American City Business Journals

Retailers waste no time getting a head start on the next holiday.

11/11/2011, American City Business Journals

The economic crisis in Greece threatens other countries trying to help.

2011, Cincinnati Business Courier

Cincinnati businessman, entrepreneur, and convenience and ice-cream store maven Carl Lindner, Jr. passed on October 17, 2011.

01/13/2012, Cincinnati Business Courier

Cincinnati Reds' all-star, and steroid-free, shortstop Barry Larkin announces his retirement.

01/16/2012, American City Business Journals

02/03/2012, American City Business Journals

03/02/2012, American City Business Journals

A Chardon High School student shoots six classmates, killing three.

03/30/2012, American City Business Journals

04/06/2012, American City Business Journals

Obamacare is challenged in the courts.

04/13/2012, Sports Business Journal

Boston's low-frills ballpark turned 100.

05/05/2012, American City Business Journals

Tech giant Apple paid virtually little tax compared to its revenue.

06/08/2012, American City Business Journals

06/22/2012, American City Business Journals

The chicken or the egg of business.

06/29/2012, American City Business Journals

The economic situation wasn't any better overseas.

07/06/2012, American City Business Journals

Once the dominate smartphone provider, Blackberry pivots away from its cell services.

07/20/1012, Sports Business Journal

Summer Olympics host London had to play catch-up to ensure safety.

08/03/2012, American City Business Journals

Business leaders were becoming more vocal on cultural issues.

08/31/2012, American City Business Journals

The first human to walk on the moon passes.

09/28/2012, Sports Business Journal

The NFL hired (less qualified) referees to replace its striking regulars.

10/05/2012, American City Business Journals

Obama vs. Romney.

11/2012, American City Business Journals

Retailers beginning opening up for the Christmas shopping season on Thanksgiving Day.

12/12/2012, American City Business Journals

The US Postal Service faced massive spending cuts.

12/21/2012, American City Business Journals

Near Christmas, a 20-year-old enters and shoots 20 children at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. Count the number of stars.

2012, American City Business Journals

Amazon changes the way we shop.

01/25/2013, American City Business Journals

The GOP majority in the House of Representatives hampered President Obama's second term.

02/01/2013, Sports Business Journal

Doping becomes rampant among Major League Baseball players.

02/15/2013, American City Business Journals

The US Postal Service considers eliminating Saturday deliveries.

03/2013American City Business Journals

The excuse for missing work bracket.

03/29/2013, Cincinnati Business Courier

The home of baseball's first professional team, there is nothing like Opening Day in Cincinnati.

04/12/2013, American City Business Journals

04/15/2013, self-published

The Boston Marathon bombing.

05/16/2013, American City Business Jo

Uber and Lyft begin.

07/26/2013, American City Business Journals

2013, American City Business Journals

Texting becomes a thing.

08/23/2013, American City Business Journals

Retailers are always one season ahead.

08/13/2013, American City Business Journals

09/13/2013, American City Business Journals

09/27/2013, American City Business Journals

The United States and Iran agreed on a deal to curb nuclear ambitions.

2013, Sports Business Journal

The NFL Washington franchise was staring to be pressured to change its derogatory nickname at a time when public opion of our nation's lawmakers was low.

10/04/2013, American City Business Journals

2013, American City Business Journals

When the Christmas season began before Thanksgiving.

11/29/2013, American City Business Journals

Brian, the pet dog on "The Family Guy" animated series, gets killed off.

2013, Cincinnati Business Courier

Cincinnati's long process to start a modern streetcar system was frustratingly similar to its overall history of progress.

01/17/2014, American City Business Journals

Major retailers were challenged by security issues within their technology.

01/31/2014, American City Business Journals

Norovirus sickens over 600 passengers on a Royal Caribbean cruise.

02/07/2014, American City Business Journals

Facebook turns 10.

03/28/2014, American City Business Journals

The US Government wasn't sure how to tax crypto currency.

04/11/2014, American City Business Journals

The fast food giant offers an more accepting policy after receiving severe flack over its CEO's anti-gay statements.

04/14/2014, American City Business Journals

04/25/2014, American City Business Journals

Streaming services become a serious threat to traditional TV broadcasting.

05/30/2014, American City Business Journals

College grads begin their professional lives carrying massive student loan debt.

06/13/2014, American City Business Journals

College grads were returning home to live with their parents.

06/20/2014, American City Business Journals

The United States invasion of Iraq was a long road to nowhere.

07/23/2014, Cincinnati Business Courier

You didn't want to wait too long to get ticket's to Cincinnati's popular Lumenocity light show.

08/15/2014, American City Business Journals

Comedian and actor Robin Williams commits suicide. I wanted to draw a tribute that reflected one of his funnier and heartfelt films, "Patch Adams."

08/22/2014, Sports Business Journal

Mo'ne Davis pitches in the Little League World Series.

08/22/2014, American City Business Journals

08/29/2014, American City Business Journals

The Ice Bucket Challenge became a popular activity to raise awareness of ALS.

10/10/2014, American City Business Journals

The epidemic of the Ebola virus was the most widespread disease in history.

11/14/2014, American City Business Journals

Autumn in the Midwest.

11/28/2014, American City Business Journals.

On the topic of immigration.

2014, Cincinnati Business Courier

Local restauranteur Jeff Ruby's floating Waterfront Restaurant on the Ohio River broke loose several times, crashing down stream.

12/06/2014, American City Business Journals

12/19/2014, American City Business Journals

01/02/2015, American City Business Journals

The real economic indicator was Wall Street's performance.

01/2015, self-published

Terrorists attack the French satirical weekly newspaper Charlie Hebdo.

2015, Cincinnati Business Courier

Marijuana becomes big business. (Grippo's is a popular potato chip brand in Cincinnati).

01/16/2015, American City Business Journals

Budget cuts led to a 25% workforce reduction at the Internal Revenue Service.

01/19/2015, Sports Business Journal

MLB Commissioner Bud Selig retires, arguably one best in the league's history, guiding it through a tumultuous period.

02/06/2015, American City Business Journals

Are the anti-vaxxers and flat-earth theorists one and the same?

03/13/2015, Sports Business Journals

March madness.

03/17/2015, American City Business Journals

America's longest war continued.

04/03/2015, American City Business Journals

Indiana passes anti-LGBTQ legislation.

04/10/2015, American City Business Journals

California suffers a severe drought.

05/08/2015, American City Business Journals

Student loans continue to rise.

2015, Cincinnati Business Courier

Kentucky's Ark Encounter was challenged in court over tax incentives it received as a religious organization.

05/29/2015, American City Business Journals

College grads faced a stagnant job market.

09/11/2015, American City Business Journals

Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign is mired in questions surrounding the securing of her email server.

11/27/2015, American City Business Journals

Happy Thanksgiving! The hypocrisy of America and its immigration policies.

12/11/2015, American City Business Journals

In the U.S., it's easier to obtain a weapon than a driver's license.

01/11/2016, self-published

Musician David Bowie passes.

03/15/2016, Cincinnati Business Courier

Cincinnati Reds fans await a sixth World Championship.

2016, Cincinnati Business Courier

Cincinnati's modern streetcar system opens, but not everyone is on board.

05/13/2016, American City Business Journals

Debates over transgender bathroom access move into the court room.

2016, American City Business Journals

Middle ground in politics erodes during the 2016 election campaign.

06/03/2016, American City Business Journals

Democratic Presidential Nominee Hillary Clinton can't escape the email scandal.

07/11/2016, American City Business Journals

In politics, what a difference four years can make.

07/15/2016, American City Business Journals

Gun violence reached epidemic levels.

07/29/2016, American City Business Journals

Hillary Clinton becomes this official Democratic presidential nominee, but the celebration is still tainted with the controversy over her emails.

10/11/2016, American City Business Journals

What our forefathers must think of modern American politics.

10/2016. American City Business Journals

Drones become commercialized.

10/2016, American City Business Journals

11/18/2016, American City Business Journals

Many question if the Electoral College is still necessary.

12/13/2016, American City Business Journals

How I imaged Trump's presidential inauguration would go.

01/12/2017, Sports Business Journal

The St. Louis Rams returned to Los Angeles.

03/20/2017, Sports Business Journal

I mean, does anyone really work during the NCAA Basketball Tournament?

04/25/2017, American City Business Journals

Trump was not able to fulfill many of his campaign promises in first 100 days as president. Or in his full term, for that matter.

05/19/2017, American City Business Journals

President Trump is accused of careless handling of top-secret documents (as well as golfing too much).

06/02/2017, American City Business Journals

The Trump administration suffered from severe turnover of top officials.

06/14/2017, self-published

Partisan politics are put aside when a gunman opens fire at a softball practice for the annual Congressional Baseball Game for Charity in Alexandria, VA.

2017, Cincinnati Business Courier

Former Cincinnati Red Pete Rose admits to having a relationship with a 16-year-old.

07/2017, American City Business Journals

Every store the day after the 4th of July.

07/14/2017, American City Business Journals

Golf, now that he did do.

07/21/2017, American City Business Journals

The behemoth buys up everything.

10/09/2017, Sports Business Journal

Major League Baseball's attempts to fix its slow pace of play matched that of the game itself.

11/10/2017, American City Business Journals

You can't live in fear, but seriously, what place is safe anymore?

12/2017, American City Business Journals

Politicians left and right are exposed for wrong-doing.

2018, American City Business Journals

March Madness is a sure sign of Spring.

03/03/2018, American City Business Journals

Firings and resignations at the White House became almost a daily occurrence.

2018, Cincinnati Business Courier

Electric scooters from Bird invade city streets. Apologies to Hitchcock.

06/2018, self-published

The Trump administration separated immigrant children from their parents.

2018, American City Business Journals

Mass shootings become a national crisis.

07/13/2018, Sports Business Journal

Papa John's founder and pitchman resigns over his racial slurs.

07/13/2018, American City Business Journals

Facial recognition technology reaches our smartphones.

2018, Cincinnati Business Courier

Cincinnati's new streetcar system languished due to internal sabotage by elected officials.

09/08/2018, American City Business Journals

The pumpkin spice craze shows up early and often.

10/2018, American City Business Journals

The mid-term elections reminded the public of just how tiresome politics have become.

12/2018, American City Business Journals

By December 2018, gas prices were at a record low.

03/2019, American City Business Journals

By St. Patrick's Day 2019, many began to realize Trump's promise of tax cuts was not fulfilled.

07/14/2019, self-published

Cincinnati's first black city council woman, vice mayor and civil rights icon Marian Spencer passes. She helped desegregate Cincinnati amusement park Coney Island in the 1950s.

2019, self-published

The United State's Constitution was severely testing during Trump's four years in office.

03/21/2020, self-published

One of the first recommendations when the Covid-19 pandemic began. Introverts rejoiced!

03/28/2020, self-published

The pandemic shuts down the planet, making him easier to spot, even with a mask on.

11/2020, self-published

Joe Biden wins the 2020 presidential election.

02/2022, self-published

Vladimir Putin's Russian armies invade Ukraine.

05/24/2022, self-published

Over a dozen, mostly elementary school students are killed in a mass shooting.

February 2026, self-published.

Orphaned Punch the Monkey captured the world's heart when the president's State of the Union address did not.

July 4, 2026, self-published

Optimism for the future is helped by a word for USA's 250th anniversary that literally means 'half of 500.'