A walk through Cincinnati’s rich history of Black musicians
Meet the super-charged project participants that got it built. Cincinnati's Black Music Walk of Fame; the latest gem to grace the riverfront.
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Connected Communities zoning proposal elicits substantial public feedback
There were clear divisions: younger speakers tended to favor the proposal, citing housing accessibility and walkability, and older citizens typically voiced opposition.
The impact of Connected Communities, part two
More perspectives about the city's zoning-change proposal.
Artists lean into social media
A muralist and a ceramic artist discuss how they promote.
Cincinnati’s Hispanic Chamber of Commerce fills many roles
President Alfonso Cornejo describes needs of area’s growing Hispanic population.
Connected Communities feedback from neighbors in East Price Hill, North Avondale, and Mt. Airy
Multifaceted zoning legislation to increase housing has disconcerted critics on the ground while others see middle housing as a balancing factor to improve housing stock.
Local shops spin National Record Store Day
Launched in 2007 to stoke store traffic in independent record shops, Record Store Day occurs every third Saturday in April and provides an opportunity for shops to provide live music and promotional events.
New restaurants coming to East Walnut Hills, Oakley, and Madisonville
New grub and tipples from a trio of forthcoming dining establishments.
Queen City’s Indigenous voice
Urban Native Collective showcases revitalized Northside headquarters.
Cincy Go Bragh, Boyo! Local descendants preserve Irish culture
Irish immigrants have made monumental contributions to Cincinnati’s evolution. As offspring of Irish immigrants became settled into local society, those of Emerald Isle lineage dispersed widely throughout the city.
