Summit to Promote Trade, Business Between Africa & U.S.
Increased engagement with the international economy is one way to support consistent trade and business growth.
Erin Pierce's Latest Articles
Elementz Opens New State-of-the-Art Urban Center
The new Elementz Building will anchor part of a new project area at Abington, Race & Pleasant in Over-the-Rhine.
Pets In Need of Greater Cincinnati Receives Ohio Pet Fund Grant
The $3,000 grant will subsidize the cost of spay and neuter surgeries for approximately 50 cats and 30 dogs.
New Juicery Opens in Anderson
A franchise stemming from Nashville, I Love Juice Bar is the newest business to hit Beechmont Avenue in Anderson.
HCDC Announces New President/CEO
Led for 35 years by former President/CEO David Main, HCDC, a private not-for-profit economic development company with a public purpose to help job-creating small businesses grow, is now under new leadership.
Community Impact at the Forefront of Arts Center Fundraiser
From performing arts to visual arts, the Sharonville Cultural Arts Center has hosted community-based events in its historic building for almost ten years. Now, the epicenter of fine arts in Sharonville is asking for the community’s help.
Queen City Company Expands Footholds in the Printing Industry with New Tech
The Flottman Company is a third generation, family owned and operated printing company specializing in the production of miniature folded and printed pharmaceutical literature. Originally founded by F.E. Flottman in 1921, the company was crafted from the Molitor Stove Company as an independent print and marketing services provider. In 1973, the company relocated across the river to Northern Kentucky. Since then, they have moved into a 20,000 square-foot facility in Crestview Hills
Cincy organizations partner to help the homeless
Since 2007, Strategies to End Homelessness has led a coordinated community effort with the goal of ending homelessness in Greater Cincinnati, envisioning a community in which everyone has a stable home and the resources needed to maintain it.
The Cincinnati Project Receives Grant from the Greater Cincinnati Foundation
As the progressive movement continues to support a variety of campus clubs, activities, and organizations, a push for more opportunities for women has led to another win for the University of Cincinnati community.
Startup Newspaper RISE Tackles Challenges in Cincinnati
Tracy Brumfield is no stranger to the challenges that incarcerated individuals face in the Cincinnati area, both during and after their time in prison. Dealing with incarceration, homelessness, and the struggle to get back on your feet can make it difficult to get reacquainted with the community. So how did someone go from being a heroin addict and feeling isolated from the community to making a bounding difference in the Cincinnati area?
