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Who lives in our communities is changing. Housing needs to change with them.
The housing picture is complicated by changing demographics in the first-ring suburbs.
‘Even the nuns are mad’: Catholic sisters are standing for Haitians outside ICE offices
In Ohio, they're playing a visible role among religious leaders who have been organizing demonstrations after mostly Springfield-area Haitian residents were summoned to report to immigration enforcement.
Video Why don’t we talk to our neighbors anymore?
In the latest reporter video, data indicates a downward trend for social interactions with neighbors. One Cincinnati neighborhood has a plan to address the issue.
Interfaith coalitions drive sustainability across region with climate action
Cincinnati initiative "Faith Communities Go Green" allies with houses of worship to put diverse religious teachings into practice.
Fort Wayne is rewriting the rulebook on rezoning to encourage development
Proactive rezoning removes some of the burden previously placed on residents, while helping shape and preserve neighborhood development.
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Cincinnati Commercial Contracting helps shape Southwest Ohio through two new developments
Projects in Franklin and Newtown may serve different industries and communities, but both reflect how thoughtful commercial construction supports local growth, investment and the people who use these spaces every day.
A not-so-radical idea to build healthy communities: Talk to the neighbors
Social capital – those connections that create and empower communities – is on the decline. But neighborhoods can restore it.
Summermusik Festival provides something unique for everyone’s musical tastes
Meet Victoria Okafor, whose Summermusik performances include Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht’s boundary-pushing ballet chanté, “The Seven Deadly Sins."
This northwest Hamilton County city is 18 minutes from everywhere
Nobody planned for North College Hill to start coming back together. But somebody had to say something about the leaves.
Who lives in our communities is changing. Housing needs to change with them.
The housing picture is complicated by changing demographics in the first-ring suburbs.
‘Even the nuns are mad’: Catholic sisters are standing for Haitians outside ICE offices
In Ohio, they're playing a visible role among religious leaders who have been organizing demonstrations after mostly Springfield-area Haitian residents were summoned to report to immigration enforcement.
Video Why don’t we talk to our neighbors anymore?
In the latest reporter video, data indicates a downward trend for social interactions with neighbors. One Cincinnati neighborhood has a plan to address the issue.
Interfaith coalitions drive sustainability across region with climate action
Cincinnati initiative "Faith Communities Go Green" allies with houses of worship to put diverse religious teachings into practice.
Fort Wayne is rewriting the rulebook on rezoning to encourage development
Proactive rezoning removes some of the burden previously placed on residents, while helping shape and preserve neighborhood development.
Partner Partner Content Cincinnati Commercial Contracting helps shape Southwest Ohio through two new developments
Projects in Franklin and Newtown may serve different industries and communities, but both reflect how thoughtful commercial construction supports local growth, investment and the people who use these spaces every day.
A not-so-radical idea to build healthy communities: Talk to the neighbors
Social capital – those connections that create and empower communities – is on the decline. But neighborhoods can restore it.
Summermusik Festival provides something unique for everyone’s musical tastes
Meet Victoria Okafor, whose Summermusik performances include Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht’s boundary-pushing ballet chanté, “The Seven Deadly Sins."
This northwest Hamilton County city is 18 minutes from everywhere
Nobody planned for North College Hill to start coming back together. But somebody had to say something about the leaves.
