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Rob Braun Loving Life Down On The Farm

Ronny Salerno / WVXU He s not And loves it. It s a lot of work, but I m so much calmer now than I ever was. I don t have any pressures. You truly work for yourself on a farm, says Braun, 64, who bought a cattle farm outside Falmouth in 2000, while anchoring Cincinnati s top-rated newscast with Kit Andrews and meteorologist Tim Hedrick. Rob and wife Jennifer sold their Madeira house and moved to the cattle farm permanently after he left Channel 12 when his contract expired on June 30, 2019. Braun walks around his produce patch at his farm. Credit Ronny Salerno / WVXU Braun greets us wearing a white cowboy hat and muddy boots at his grain farm, a second Pendleton County tract along the Licking River he bought eight years ago. The Red Russian kale, lettuce salad mix, carrots, tomatoes, peppers, red green butterhead lettuce, radishes, garlic and other produce they grow with son Robert, and his wife Lindsey, are sold on weekends by the family at Findlay Market.

Remembering WKRC-TV's Tim Hedrick, Who Died 5 Years Ago

John Kiesewetter / WVXU When I looked out at the April snow covering my magnolias Wednesday, and bending over my maple sapling like a Charlie Brown tree, the thought occurred to me: How would Tim Hedrick explain this? Hedrick, who died five years ago today at age 55, could explain anything about the weather in a simple, understandable and often entertaining way. That s what made him arguably the most popular Cincinnati TV personality in my 35 years of writing about TV. Tim Hedrick in 1990. Credit WKRC-TV WKRC-TV dubbed him The Weather Authority, and for most of us, he was. When severe – or just weird – weather blew through Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky, most of us turned to Doppler Tim, as I wrote in my tribute when he died, Doppler Tim Hedrick Was More Than Our Weather Authority.