WLWT-TV5 report on the dangers of deep-frying a turkey that has not been properly thawed. Greenhills Volunteer Fire Dept. assisted in this demonstration.
Paul interviews a little boy from Jacksonville, Alabama who is determined to sing a song. Before he gets to sing, he puts Paul & his audience in stitches with what he has to say!
Ruth Lyons was a beloved star of her own daytime talk show on WLWT from the 1930's through the 1960's. Her show was carried nationally on NBC and featured many big celebrities of the day. Today, her spirit lives on with the "Ruth Lyons Childrens Fund" raising money to help provide Christmas presents and more for sick & hospitalized children in the Cincinnati area.
Bob Braun takes his classic Cincinnati talk show on the road to Hawaii. Taped in 1978, this show features Bob's whole family as well as some Hawaiian singers and a special surprise appearance from a a very tan Phil Donahue! This is classic 1970's local TV
Paul reads a letter from a farmer in Arkansas who has become a fan while on bed rest recovering from an illness. After reading the letter, Paul decides to call ther man.
Does Kim say "Yes"? Surprise proposal at Montgomery Inn restaurant near Cincinnati, Ohio. Lamont arranged to have his and his girlfriend's friends & family gather at the famous ribs eatery to be there when he popped the question to Kim in the form of a message on a cake and a song...
WLWT.com video of a large fire in Indian Hill, Ohio. These are aerials shot from "Sky 5" above this 5-million-dollar home as flames spread throughout the attic and most of the rest of the structure that was built in the 1920's and was once owned by a member of the "Kroger" grocery store chain family...
Paul's piano player breaks his bench and hilarity ensues. The Paul Dixon show aired on WLWT TV5 (Cincinnati, Ohio) from 1955 - 1975 and was syndicated to stations all over the midwest.
Paul Dixon was host of a daily talk/variety show from 1955 - 1975 that aired on WLWT-TV5 in Cincinnati, Ohio. This clip is from a show that had a live audience made up of mothers with their babies.
Greenhills own, John McDaniel is not a professionally trained singer. He is, however, a good guy and husband to his wife Christine, to whom he dedicated this performance with the band "Creeper" during "Jammin' @ the Cat", an open mic night at the Bearcat Grill in Greenhills, Ohio on February, 15th 2008.
69th annual event put on by the volunteers of the Greenhills Fire Department in Greenhills, Ohio. Dozens of children and their parents showed up for this year's hunt despite the chilly temperatures.
The Paul Dixon show aired on WLWT TV5 in Cincinnati, Ohio and was syndicated on stations across the midwest between 1955 - 1975. The show featured singing, contests, celebrities & sketch comedy.
![Chris & Missy\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/Wc-dvB2tH7g/2.jpg "Chris & Missy\")
![John McDaniel\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/XLwyClX0b9s/2.jpg "John McDaniel\")
