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

Tampa City Council invests $6 million in Downtown Partnership Franklin Street revitalization plan
Source: 83Degrees
Oakland County is in "denial" about homelessness. What can be done?
Source: Metromode
One simple action at a time: International House drives lifelong change for refugees and immigrants
Source: Input Fort Wayne
Feeding America West Michigan expands headquarters to better tackle food insecurity
Source: Rapid Growth
RISE program launches digital guide to boost local businesses on Small Business Saturday
Source: The Helm Sandusky
Cutting-edge MRI tech reduces wait times at Holland Hospital
Source: The Lakeshore
Michigan hospitals and community mental health agencies collaborate for whole-person care
Source: Second Wave Michigan
Five promising Michigan startups get backing from the Michigan Outdoor Innovation Fund
Source: Upword - UP
Michigan universities join global "age-friendly" movement, making campuses more welcoming to elders
Source: Second Wave Michigan
Detroit Future City’s report highlights how to build a thriving, sustainable middle-class city
Source: Model D