Future of historic farmhouse, restaurants to try: Today's top stories | Daily Briefing

Hello! I’mErin Glynn and I cover Cincinnati’s suburban counties: Butler, Warren and Clermont. It’s a big region, so many of my stories come from reader tips.

The Enquirer got a tip a few weeks ago about an 1871 farmhouse in Four Mile Creek MetroPark that’s set to be demolished. The house has been vandalized a few times and is a liability for Butler County MetroParks, but there is an effort to save it led by the daughter of former Hamilton mayor and devoted preservationist Ann Antenen.To learn more about the history of the house, the property it sits on and its ties to one of Butler County’s earliest and most prominent families, click or tap here.What's next? The board of park commissioners meets next on Thursday at 8:30 a.m. I’ll be at that meeting so you don’t have to be, and I’ll keep you updated!

What else you need to know Wednesday, April 19

⛅ Weather: High of 79. Warmer with intervals of clouds and sunshine.

🍽️ Dining: 3 restaurants you need to try ASAP, from Northside to Fairfield to Montgomery

⚾ Reds: Hunter Greene signs a 6-year, $53 million contract extension.

👩‍🏫 Politics: The Ohio House wants to start new teachers at $40k, a 33% increase.

📜 Today in History: The first shots fired at Lexington and Concord between colonists and British troops on April 19, 1775, started the American Revolutionary War.

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Today's top headlines:

⋅This stunning $8.9 million home may be the most expensive house listed in Greater Cincinnati

⋅Guy Fieri in Milford? Drivers, Drive-Ins and Dives visits local diner

⋅Cincinnati charter amendment: Give the Ohio River rights, create ecology court

⋅Nick Lodolo roughed up by Tampa Bay Rays in worst start of career, blowout loss

⋅How Jalen Hurts' new contract affects Joe Burrow's contract negotiations with Bengals