The first class of docents at the Cincinnati Art Museum worked — proudly — for free. And although they didn’t receive a salary, they knew that they were valued and that their children saw how they gave back to society.
The $175 million terminal expansion is one of the first fully connected and consolidated facilities offering a seamless experience for visitors to the region.
Ford’s Garage — designed as a 1920s service station and/or prohibition bar — plans to open four new locations in the region.
Hunter Green may play for the Queen City, but his roots are in Stevenson Ranch, where he first started playing baseball when he was 6.
This interactive exhibit showcases the use of STEM imagination and curiosity.
The original creations, “Undergrowth with Two Figures” and “Head of a Peasant Woman”
In Seramount’s annual lists of “top 100 companies,” this Cincinnati healthcare system came out on top.
As part of a Black Community Commitment, Jordan Brand has made another sizeable financial investment, giving more than $1 million in grants to 18 change-focused grassroots organizations — including MORTAR.
This year represents organizations across the U.S. and Canada, and includes Crystian Wiltshire with the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company.
A partnership between Procter & Gamble and Grey Midwest is reaching out to high school and college students through scholarships, internships, mentoring, and advocacy.
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