Born in a pandemic, a meal-kit service evolves into a brick-and-mortar bakery
Moxy bakery and Urbana Café now on deck at Findlay Market.
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Kroner Dry Cleaners scours pandemic options, comes out spotless
“My dad always used to say, ‘Just keep your head down and keep working.’ And I really wrestled with that concept because sometimes you’ve got to look up and see what's ahead of you,” says Ray Kroner.
Local schools take part in pilot program for farm fresh lunch
The Local Menu Takeover concept was used as a pilot program by four local school districts during the first week of October.
How a small bookstore found a neighborhood home
One of the newest places for book lovers is on a side street in eclectic Northside.
College students face mental adversities during COVID-19
“Their last two years have forced them to shift how they socialize and how they learn,” according to Shane Tilton, advisor and associate professor of multimedia journalism at Ohio Northern University.
Soapbox recognized for excellence in journalism from Cincinnati SPJ and Press Club of Cleveland
Writers David Holthaus, Bob Sandrick, and Jessica Esemplare honored in six categories for 2021 work.
Local psychotherapist’s first book offers simple tools for complex issues
Sharp-Page believes the pandemic further opened the door to exploring mental health issues communally, and without guilt.
Ten years of writing: WordPlay announces their new location and their first youth poet laureate
After a pandemic hiatus, the organization is back with new programming and their first ever youth poet laureate.
Stretch your dollar in this metro region
The pandemic increased the price of nearly everything. But in some cities, goods are still (relatively) affordable.
Sharon Wheatley remembers her “middle America” roots
The Broadway actress saw parallels between her Cincinnati neighborhood and her show, “Come From Away.”
Kroner Dry Cleaners scours pandemic options, comes out spotless
“My dad always used to say, ‘Just keep your head down and keep working.’ And I really wrestled with that concept because sometimes you’ve got to look up and see what's ahead of you,” says Ray Kroner.
Local schools take part in pilot program for farm fresh lunch
The Local Menu Takeover concept was used as a pilot program by four local school districts during the first week of October.
How a small bookstore found a neighborhood home
One of the newest places for book lovers is on a side street in eclectic Northside.
College students face mental adversities during COVID-19
“Their last two years have forced them to shift how they socialize and how they learn,” according to Shane Tilton, advisor and associate professor of multimedia journalism at Ohio Northern University.
Soapbox recognized for excellence in journalism from Cincinnati SPJ and Press Club of Cleveland
Writers David Holthaus, Bob Sandrick, and Jessica Esemplare honored in six categories for 2021 work.
Local psychotherapist’s first book offers simple tools for complex issues
Sharp-Page believes the pandemic further opened the door to exploring mental health issues communally, and without guilt.
Ten years of writing: WordPlay announces their new location and their first youth poet laureate
After a pandemic hiatus, the organization is back with new programming and their first ever youth poet laureate.
Stretch your dollar in this metro region
The pandemic increased the price of nearly everything. But in some cities, goods are still (relatively) affordable.
Sharon Wheatley remembers her “middle America” roots
The Broadway actress saw parallels between her Cincinnati neighborhood and her show, “Come From Away.”
