In search of the inaugural cultural journalism fellow
Wave Pool and Soapbox partner to support innovative journalistic coverage of culture in Cincinnati.
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Partner Partner Content Architecture Matters panel discussion: Good design is good for people
Your invitation from AIA Cincinnati and Soapbox to join a thoughtful community conversation about good design.
Greater Cincinnati Society of Professional Journalists and Ohio’s Best Journalism recognize Soapbox for excellence in 2025
Solutions journalism reporting about health, social justice and environment earn top honors.
Partner Partner Content Architecture Matters panel discussion: Good design is good for the planet
You are invited to the next discussion about how sustainable design reduces environmental impact and improves how we live.
Soapbox recognized for excellence in journalism from three Ohio professional groups
Writers David Holthaus, Kareem A. Simpson and photographers Joe Simon and Natalie Grilli honored in six categories for 2024 work.
As we saw it: Soapbox favorite photos of 2024
Soapbox retrospective from last year's archives. 43 remarkable photos published throughout our 16th year of local reporting.
Musicians, artists, chefs, and a distillery team up to raise funds for eastern Kentucky flood relief
The Hope for the Hills event on August 27 will raise money for individual emergency relief grants, small business loans, and CANE Kitchen.
NKY thrives, Soapbox recognized for excellence in journalism
Writers David Holthaus, Bob Sandrick, and Jessica Esemplare honored in six categories for 2021 work.
Soapbox recognized for excellence in journalism from Cincinnati SPJ and Press Club of Cleveland
Writers David Holthaus, Bob Sandrick, and Jessica Esemplare honored in six categories for 2021 work.
Video & Co. [VIDEO] featuring 3CDC’s Adam Gelter on public-private partnerships
Yard & Company's video podcast series focused on COVID-19 and the impact on cities hosted Adam Gelter from 3CDC. Over the last decade, 3CDC has invested over $1 billion into downtown Cincinnati and Over-the-Rhine.
