Dog-About-Town: Little Miami Brewing Company
A bar for all seasons revitalizes downtown Milford.
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This fall, The Convening melds similar programs from New York City and Cincinnati
FotoFocus partners with NYC’s Creative Time to light way for The American Manifest Exhibition in 2024.
Dog-About-Town: Superior service, savory sauces, and Kentucky-sourced specialties at York St. Café
As a connoisseur of fine cuisine (canine and human), food and atmosphere critic, Vincent the dachshund mix, has hot-diggity tips for dining with your doggo.
Dog About Town: Dead Low Brewing has top-notch wings and good shade for summer’s dog days
Vincent and his owner scope out dog-friendly places to visit this summer.
Positive vibes resonate through Wyoming with teacher wellness program and expansion of be.
A new program at Wyoming City Schools empowers teachers and staff to unburden stress in healthy ways and sow positivity and self-acceptance into students.
Onward and upward: Cincinnati Recycling & Reuse Hub pushes toward expansion
For the future, they are setting their sights on a huge expansion involving various ecocentric partnerships.
Amid budgetary challenges, shared services take flight in first ring suburbs
Exchanging ideas and tactics for success has become commonplace, as communities observe and adopt innovative solutions from neighboring areas.
The Bookshelf in Madeira extends love of literacy with Book Angels program
Spreading the joy of reading and getting kids an early start on a path to loving books (not just online material) is a passion of partnership president, Chris Weber.
Milford boutique supports local makers; attracts multigenerational shoppers
Last year owner Chrissy Gedeon quit her corporate day job to devote more hours to the increasingly popular and demanding brick and mortar store.
Kroner Dry Cleaners scours pandemic options, comes out spotless
“My dad always used to say, ‘Just keep your head down and keep working.’ And I really wrestled with that concept because sometimes you’ve got to look up and see what's ahead of you,” says Ray Kroner.
