Calling all change makers: Memorial Hall will host Cincinnati’s inaugural Good Discovery(s) Festival
On March 26, creative and innovative leaders will engage the community through art, design, and technology.
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Produce for the People
Thanks to a generous grant, Peebles Corner Grocery will soon offer affordable groceries to Walnut Hills and the surrounding areas.
Waste less, want more: Epicure Cincinnati aims to reduce unused food
Both chefs & novices share ideas & recipes using "ugly" produce to prevent usable items from reaching landfills.
Newish kids on The Block: Sittenfeld, Tolliver and Ivey
Tune in, and weigh in, on The Block via Facebook or Spreaker.com beginning Friday.
Appointed empowering women to seek a seat at the table
32% of regional civic boards have no female representation. The Women’s Fund of GCF is seeking to change that.
CincyTech helps startups grow and thrive
Cincinnati’s local startup scene has grown tremendously in recent years. Composed partially of new endeavors in the life science and biotech fields, business is booming, and it’s due in part to partnerships and funding from CincyTech.
Cincinnati Opera teaming up with OIP to broaden audience awareness
Wrongful convictions occur far too often in our criminal justice system, so the Ohio Innocence Project is teaming up with the Cincinnati Opera and the Young Professionals Choral Collective to collaborate on a new project.
Two local entrepreneurs opening Mexican, Japanese restaurants in College Hill
Kiki and Tortilleria Garcia will join College Hill’s central business district next year at 5932 and 5917 Hamilton Ave., respectively. The two businesses plan to open next spring.
Sixteen projects receive NOFA money from the City
Thanks to the Notice of Funding Availability program, 12 Cincinnati neighborhoods will further develop. Projects already in the pipeline and projects that are still are on the horizon will benefit from NOFA funds.
LADD strengthens community with new health and wellness initiative
Last month, Living Arrangements for the Developmentally Disabled partnered with Hamilton County Special Olympics and the Cincinnati Recreation Commission to present its first ever FitFest.
