Allyn’s Cafe offers bayou food in Cincinnati
Enjoy Cajun classics like shrimp and gator, plus some vegan favorites in the heart of Columbia-Tusculum.
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Ollie’s Trolley: anchoring a neighborhood at the crossroads
For the past 25 years Ollie’s Trolley owner Marvin Smith has faithfully served the West End both his signature soul food favorites and his passion for building a better community. Now, development brings big changes surrounding the small space, and Smith is poised to embrace the transformation.
Cincy’s Got Tech Talent: Five Questions with Aaron Mingo
These skills are used everywhere. There is always someone looking for A+ Certified technicians.
Cincy’s Got Tech Talent: It’s Official, CincyisIT
Kroger Technology teams up with Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber to attract IT talent to the region with a new website.
Cincy’s Got Tech Talent: Five Questions with Per Scholas Ambassador Lauren Moore
Per Scholas Software Quality Assurance Testing course put her on track for a more meaningful career.
Maury’s Tiny Cove: the West Side steakhouse
Maury’s Tiny Cove’s vintage atmosphere is what drew a location scout for the 2015 film Carol. And, in the nearly 70 years of its operation, it hasn’t changed all that much.
Tucker’s Restaurant: grilling goetta and eggs for OTR
Walking into Tucker’s Restaurant is like walking into a friend’s kitchen and finding the whole neighborhood came there with you. And getting Over-the-Rhine together is no small feat.
Cincy’s Got Tech Talent: 5 questions with Delrae McNeill of Per Scholas
Tech training nonprofit Per Scholas is changing the face of Information Technology in Cincinnati by offering a streamlined option for job training and non-traditional education. In this series, we sit down with a few of its staff, alumni, and student ambassadors to learn how Per Scholas is growing and adapting its programs to meet the needs of students and the IT industry.
Cincy’s Got Tech Talent: Per Scholas tech training nonprofit changes the face of the IT industry
Per Scholas utilizes its a-typical training platform of small, diverse classes to make information technology more accessible to non-traditional students and now it’s, literally, changing the face of IT.
Cincinnati’s best neighborhood restaurants: family, community, and good food served daily
A look at three of Cincinnati's most beloved neighborhood eateries and what has kept the doors open and the tables full for multiple generations.
