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Natalya Daoud

Natalya Daoud is a freelance journalist who has been writing professionally since 2014. She's a Cincinnati native and has a B.A. in journalism from the University of Cincinnati. She loves music and is a huge Bengals fan.

Natalya Daoud's Latest Articles

An aerial view of Urban Artifact and the Rectory (left), where Radio Artifact will broadcast.
Northside-based station Radio Artifact is set to make a name for itself in independent music

The idea for a radio station in Northside that plays independent artists and brings prominent local people on air came about two years ago, long before WNKU went off the air.

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Four local nonprofits receive $101,000 each from Impact 100

Local support org Impact 100 awarded $101,000 to four nonprofit groups at its annual awards ceremony on Sept. 12.

Barat Kilbacak and Sally Lin
Two engineers embark on entrepreneurial dream with poke restaurant

Two engineers are about to set foot in the world of restaurant business by opening a Chipotle-style, Hawaiian poke restaurant in the heart of Over-the-Rhine.

Delhi looks to redevelop The Pike to attract young professionals

In 2015, Delhi Township’s Board of Trustees and the Local Business Association created a 20-year plan that will help address the community's needs and drive the young demographic to the Delhi Pike area in the future.

Take a bite out of Cincy: 9 great locally made snacks

Food innovators are making things happen in Greater Cincinnati. From decadent sweets to savory somethings, here's a roundup of some of the best locally made snacks the city has to offer.

A collaboration between Pho Lang Thang and Eli's BBQ, The Hi-Mark has that roadhouse feel.
Pho Lang Thang owners team up with Eli’s BBQ for East End roadhouse

The Lang Thang Group, which owns Pho Lang Thang and Quan Hapa in Over-the-Rhine, have teamed up with Elias Leisring of Eli’s BBQ to create a new roadhouse for the East Enders called The Hi-Mark.

Fifth Third focuses new Neighborhood Growth Fund on six Cincy neighborhoods

As part of Fifth Third Bank's community investment commitment, Fifth Third recently signed a five-year, $30 billion investment plan to help improve neighborhoods in 10 different states, including Ohio.

Smooth Nitro Coffee maintains relationships with local retails and operates a storefront downtown.
Former marketing researcher takes an innovative approach to craft coffee trend

A former Neilson marketing researcher turned his love of coffee into a nitro brewing business. He’s now using his marketing and innovative skillset to operate his very first store in the heart of downtown.

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