Rocco Castellano returns to Cincinnati for more than the weather
Radio made Castellano a household name. After 14 years of moving, growing his business and building his brand, he boomerangs to a place where “people care about people.”
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Local swimmers will fight waves, wind, current, sunburn and jellyfish in Alligator Lighthouse swim
Proceeds benefit the Friends of the Pool in Islamorada, a nonprofit preservation group providing scholarships and investments toward preservation of the lighthouse.
Going the Distance: Karen Schlosser won’t let obstacles keep her from the Ironman
The local Realtor has never been a runner — but she is a biker, swimmer, and walker. Despite obstacles from a broken pelvis, she plans to compete in Chattanooga’s triathlon this month.
Greater Cincinnati’s YWCA launches its second Racial Equality and Social Justice Challenge
This year’s themes are Reparations, Racism in Sports, Gender-Based Violence, and Environmental Racism.
Local cyclists bike 4,228 miles across the country during the pandemic
After the Pan Ohio Hope ride was canceled, these bikers made an alternate plan.
Updates from Italy: Nearly three weeks into the quarantine, residents are both sad and hopeful
According to one citizen, "the mood for now is good, but the fatigue is behind closed doors."
Updates from Italy: Nearly three weeks into the quarantine, residents are both sad and hopeful
According to one citizen, "the mood for now is good, but the fatigue is behind closed doors."
Vinni Brown has designs on Cincinnati
The native interior designer and realtor with Coldwell Banker has lived in California, Connecticut, Texas, and France but decided to move herself — and her business — home.
Racing with no end in sight: Bruce and Robyn Williams make a living out of fitness
The couple began competing in triathlons in 1984, have both completed the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii, and work locally with exercise groups.
Bridget Behrmann credits her love of Cincinnati to family and community
The director of Wellness and Member Engagement for the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati could have — and has — lived in a variety of places. But Behrmann chose to return for the unique communities, restaurants, and teams.
