A public space across from Rothenberg Preparatory Academy in Over-the-Rhine that houses basketball courts and a nonprofit-operated community eco-garden could be replaced by a high-end housing development.
Customers can pay it forward at Over-the-Rhine shop Park + Vine by pre-purchasing meals for those in need, specifically the homeless.
The newly renovated Transept event venue across from Washington Park will host ReSource’s annual fall fundraiser on Saturday, Oct. 3, to help support an organization that supports other area nonprofits.
CityLink is hosting its annual MashUp fundraising event Oct. 2 to help support its mission and highlight the challenges of poverty in Cincinnati.
Area residents can make better choices about their healthcare thanks to YourHealthMatters.org, an online rating tool developed by the Health Collaborative based on patient experience data.
The Cincinnati Film Festival opens Sept. 10 with "That Daughter's Crazy," a documentary on the life of actress and comedienne Rain Pryor, who will headline a stand-up comedy show before the film screening.
The Nutrition Council recently became a program of The Children's Home of Cincinnati, and the integration will help support the healthy eating needs of local children and families.
Community members and public health professionals are joining forces to battle substance abuse at the 2015 Coalition Academy on Sept. 30, with Ann Barnum of Interact for Health as its keynote speaker.
As part of the national Go Bananas! Challenge, Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden is collecting old cell phones to recycle and save endangered gorilla habitats in Africa.
Washington Park becomes one big kitchen for the Cincinnati Food + Wine Classic throughout the weekend of Sept. 11-13, the event's second year of hosting the best food and beverage flavors in the Midwest.
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