Longtime friends Kathleen Cail and Nestor Melnyk are in the midst of designing and launching Access Cincinnati, which focuses on Cincinnati's accessibility. Thanks to a grant from People's Liberty, they will launch their idea in early 2017.
Four Cincinnati buildings — the Brunswick-Balke-Collender Building, the First National Bank Building, the Reakirt Building and the former Eastern Hills YMCA — are on the short list to be added to the National Register of Historic Places.
On Oct. 7-9, Cincinnati will play host to about 70 preservationists for the third Rust Belt Takeover.
A new church in Over-the-Rhine will hold its first official service at 11 a.m. on Oct. 2 at the Woodward Theater. But Sanctuary’s founders want Cincinnati to know that it’s not your normal church.
The Cincinnati Street Food Festival is in its fifth year, and will be part of the larger We Are Walnut Hills Weekend on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1.
Cincinnati Design Week officially kicks off on Sept. 28, but there are a number of preview events happening to lead up to the big event: a keynote speech from Coca-Cola's Alex Center.
Northsiders Engaged in Sustainable Transformation has been renovating and building houses for years. On Sept. 25, the organization is hosting a kick-off party for its Kinda Tiny Houses development project.
This fall, Bad Girl Ventures is welcoming five entrepreneurs and business owners to its LAUNCH class. At the end of the class, each business competes for a BGV business loan.
This past week, a team of internationally acclaimed street artists worked on a mural for the north-facing wall of the Boone Block Lofts in downtown Covington.
A partnership between The Hamilton Mill and Village Capital is yielding a new water-tech commercialization program, Pipeline H2O.
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