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David Holthaus

David Holthaus is an award-winning journalist and a Cincinnati native. When not writing or editing, he's likely to be bicycling, hiking, reading, or watching classic movies.

 

David Holthaus's Latest Articles

The Philanthropic City: Sharing the wealth to build strong communities

Philanthropists have built and sustained this city and many others, funding the arts, improving the quality of life, and expanding health care and education. Can they respond to changing community needs? 

Bank investments bring Catalytic Fund capital to more than $20 million

The Fund’s capital has now more than doubled beyond the original $10 million that launched the Fund in 2013.

David's ticket stub from The Who 1979 concert in Cincinnati.
Four decades after The Who tragedy, a little bit of peace

The Who came back to Cincinnati this past Sunday night. David Holthaus shares then, and now observing, "it felt good, like getting back with an old friend after a falling out."

Henry Mosler (American, 1841–1920), Study for “Children Under a Red Umbrella,” 1863–65, black chalk and pencil, Gift of Henry M. Marx in memory of Agnes Mosler Marx, 1976.533
The life and work of a 19th century artist is part of a year-long celebration of Jewish culture

Henry Mosler Behind the Scenes is a collaboration between Cincinnati Art Museum and the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati.

New investments coming in region’s life sciences sector

The life sciences sector in Northern Kentucky has been growing, with employment in the field growing 85 percent from 2014 to 2019.

Power to the Purple People Bridge. Pedestrian span awarded fix-up funding

The bridge is considered the longest connector in the country that serves walkers and cyclists and links two states.

Region recognized for new jobs and investments

Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana all ranked in the Top 10 for state-level economic development.

Bank investments bring Catalytic Fund capital to more than $20 million

The Fund’s capital has now more than doubled beyond the original $10 million that launched the Fund in 2013.

The Baker’s Table’s final pizza throwdown is May 18

Local chefs apply their signature styles to a comfort-food favorite.

Power to the Purple People Bridge. Pedestrian span awarded fix-up funding

The bridge is considered the longest connector in the country that serves walkers and cyclists and links two states.

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