NOFA program allows developers to complete rehabs in eight neighborhoods
Ten residential development projects will receive a total of about $4.4 million in city funds through the Notice of Funding Availability program.
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Construction underway at Brink Brewing, opening planned for November
If you’ve driven past 5905 Hamilton Ave. in College Hill over the past few weeks, you’ve seen construction begin at Brink Brewing, which plans to open in November.
Seven finalists announced for Impact 100 grant
Seven area organizations were recently named finalists for the Impact 100 grant. Grant recipients will be named Sept. 13 at Impact 100’s Annual Awards Celebration.
Construction underway at Clifton Market
The former Keller’s IGA store on Ludlow Avenue in Clifton is seeing a flurry of activity as the community readies for the opening of Clifton Market, slated for October.
Lumenocity plans to go out with a bang
In its fourth and final year, Lumenocity is moving from outdoors at Washington Park to inside the Taft Theatre Aug. 5-7 and hosting a free block party that's open to those without show tickets.
Neighborhood Irish pub expanding in Covington
The owners of Molly Malone's in Covington are expanding to a space next door to better serve customers, including the area's growing legion of soccer fans.
21st neighborhood participates in Neighborhood Enhancement Program
The city's latest Neighborhood Enhancement Program wrapped up in Lower Price Hill July 26, with further beautification work coming via a joint project between P&G and the Reds.
Update: Status of food trucks to restaurants
Local food truck owners are in the process of opening brick-and-mortar restaurants in Newtown, Northside, Over-the-Rhine and Pleasant Ridge.
Third annual Food Truck Fest moves to Summit Park in Blue Ash
The Cincinnati Food Truck Association's third annual Food Fest July 29 is moving from Washington Park to Summit Park in Blue Ash to accommodate more trucks and larger crowds.
Seven NKY projects receive funding in first round of myNKY Nano Grants
Skyward and The Center for Great Neighborhoods awarded seven projects in Northern Kentucky with $250 myNKY Nano Grants.
