Soapdish columnist Casey Coston basks in the warm afterglow of the Next Leader's Summit, revisiting some conference highlights from this weekend in Cincinnati as well as sharing some take-away impressions from the 200 + attendees visiting our city for the very first time. Coston says some might find their outsider opinions of our revitalized Fountain Square, local YP organizational strength, and urban architecture surprising - he doesn't.
Soapdish columnist Casey Coston says downtown's fabled retail past is certainly not its future - not if it wants to be attractive to its influx of new residents, growing businesses and their employees. Here he reimagines what downtown's revitalized retail could be just by shopping around, and finds the answer might be closer to home than we realize.
Brilliance.
Soapdish columnist, Casey Coston continues his two part examination of the Complete Street philosophy which some city leaders are adopting as way to re-imagine Cincinnati's downtown.
Soapdish columnist, Casey Coston tackles the unique notion of Complete Streets - through ways dedicated to not only cars, but bicycles, pedestrians, wheelchairs, shop owners, etc. - and why this idea is at the core of urban revitalization. He's got so much to say, in fact, that we're dedicating a two-parter column to this issue as well as next week's.
Soapbox columnist, Casey Coston takes a look at the Cincinnati Parks system and what the "Great Stimulus" could mean for Riverfront Park and The Banks projects.
Soapdish columnist Casey Coston provides his picks of the Fringe for those of you unsure of what to check out at this year's Cincinnati Fringe Festival.
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