Much of Greater Cincinnati's infrastructure was built before cars became the preferred mode of transportation. Now, with help from elected officials, groups of cycling and walking enthusiasts are making a concerted move back to a pedestrian-friendly reality.
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center recently received a number of awards, including one for best exhibit for ENSLAVED: A Visual Story of Modern Day Slavery.
Talbert House employee Michael Coppage is using art to prompt discussion and promote inquiry about mental health. You can see his mural in Over-the-Rhine at Goetz Alley and 13th Street.
Spellcheck and autocorrect may be today’s norm, but the Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati is keeping spelling relevant with its 26th annual Adult Team Spelling Bee on April 17.
With success in its previous Six @ Six interactive lecture series, which began in 2010, Northern Kentucky University’s Scripps Howard Center for Civic Engagement is bringing forth its next series, Appalachia: An American Story.
Kroger’s closing last month represents a turning point for the Walnut Hills community, with organizers and residents working together to ensure food security and manage encroaching gentrification in this diverse community.
On April 6, professional association Women In Digital will host its first ever symposium, featuring some of Cincinnati’s most recognizable female marketers.
Studio C participant Starfire Council is partnering with Community Matters in Lower Price Hill and a resident to bring an artist collective to the neighborhood.
Five Cincinnati grassroots organizations each received $10,000 from the City of Cincinnati to fund their cutting-edge ideas to "Engage Cincy."
Studio C's new class is underway, and 17 teams are working their way through 12 weeks of poverty reduction curriculum, which will be implemented different for each nonprofit.
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