Karen Arnett

Karen Arnett is President of the Mt. Healthy Renaissance Project, a non-profit community development group of neighbors working together for the love of Mt. Healthy.

Feature Story

Covered Bridge Antique Mall is a destination and a shopping adventure, but old-timers here still call it Holzhausers Department Store, and local legend says the building started as a log cabin.

My Soapbox: Mt. Healthy, Cincinnati's Hidden Gem

Karen ArnettTuesday, April 24, 2018

Across Our Network

The Living New Deal: 90 years later, FDR's groundbreaking program is part of our everyday lives
Source: Soapbox
Anishinabek: The People of This Place exhibit is a new era for Indigenous representation at GRPM
Source: Rapid Growth
New series explores efforts to address oral health inequities
Source: Model D
Alma author’s life-on-the-farm lessons find way into debut children's Christmas book
Source: Rural Innovation Exchange
Meals on Wheels America aims to 'End the Wait'
Source: High Ground
3 new mindsets to help you rest and recharge this holiday season
Source: Epicenter - Mount Pleasant
Brooke Shields brings star power to Centre for Women Waves of Change luncheon
Source: 83Degrees
U-M report finds promising results for state pilot program supporting new parents
Source: Concentrate
NMU's Wildcat Willy extends paw to South Dakota
Source: Upword - UP
125 Years Old, Brand New Fun: The Fairfield brings bowling, golf simulators and more to Fort Wayne
Source: Input Fort Wayne