Promising University of Cincinnati student research turns coffee waste into biodiesel
University of Cincinnati researchers are in the early stages of scaling a process that converts coffee grounds into biodiesel.
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47 reasons why a trip to Jungle Jim’s will change your life
If you've never ventured to Jungle Jim's in Fairfield or Eastgate, Buzzfeed offer 47 reasons why a trip to this international market will change your life.
Justice League of Kentucky Super Heroes features progressive LGBT public policy panel
What do the mayors of Berea, Covington, Frankfort and Vicco have in common? They lead Kentucky communities that have enacted progressive LGBT policies, and will speak on October 3 at the Justice League of Kentucky Super Heroes event in Lexington.
Greater Cincinnati Foundation celebrates 50 years with Big Idea Challenge
To honor 50 years of contributions and volunteers who enable The Greater Cincinnati Foundation to support nonprofits in the region, the organization launched the Big Idea Challenge. Vote for your favorite project through September 27.
Scott Belsky kicks off Cincinnati Mercantile Library’s new lecture series October 21
Cincinnati's Mercantile Library is reaching into the past with its new 2035 Lecture Series, which kicks off with Behance founder Scott Belsky.
United Cerebal Palsy aims to expand, provide transitional support
Janet Gora’s vision for United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Cincinnati is that it becomes a place in Cincinnati that fills a void in assisting families with children approaching adulthood.
Fifth Third eBus visits local nonprofits, promotes financial empowerment
The Financial Empowerment Mobile (eBus) will travel to Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky communities to partner with nonprofits and work toward helping underserved individuals get a handle on their finances.
Lessons learned, lives transformed at Lawn Life
Once a troubled kid himself, Tim Arnold has helped nearly 420 young men and women through Lawn Life, a nonprofit he founded to provide work opportunities and knowledge to at-risk youth.
New commercial real estate firm fills gap in targeting minority-owned businesses
Cincinnati's newly founded Robert Louis Group is one of the only Minority Business Enterprise certified commercial real estate firms in the country.
Video Downtown Cincinnati
This new video from Downtown Cincinnati Inc. and US Digital Partners will leave you feeling excited to call Cincinnati home or to make your next visit to the Queen City.
47 reasons why a trip to Jungle Jim’s will change your life
If you've never ventured to Jungle Jim's in Fairfield or Eastgate, Buzzfeed offer 47 reasons why a trip to this international market will change your life.
Justice League of Kentucky Super Heroes features progressive LGBT public policy panel
What do the mayors of Berea, Covington, Frankfort and Vicco have in common? They lead Kentucky communities that have enacted progressive LGBT policies, and will speak on October 3 at the Justice League of Kentucky Super Heroes event in Lexington.
Greater Cincinnati Foundation celebrates 50 years with Big Idea Challenge
To honor 50 years of contributions and volunteers who enable The Greater Cincinnati Foundation to support nonprofits in the region, the organization launched the Big Idea Challenge. Vote for your favorite project through September 27.
Scott Belsky kicks off Cincinnati Mercantile Library’s new lecture series October 21
Cincinnati's Mercantile Library is reaching into the past with its new 2035 Lecture Series, which kicks off with Behance founder Scott Belsky.
United Cerebal Palsy aims to expand, provide transitional support
Janet Gora’s vision for United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Cincinnati is that it becomes a place in Cincinnati that fills a void in assisting families with children approaching adulthood.
Fifth Third eBus visits local nonprofits, promotes financial empowerment
The Financial Empowerment Mobile (eBus) will travel to Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky communities to partner with nonprofits and work toward helping underserved individuals get a handle on their finances.
Lessons learned, lives transformed at Lawn Life
Once a troubled kid himself, Tim Arnold has helped nearly 420 young men and women through Lawn Life, a nonprofit he founded to provide work opportunities and knowledge to at-risk youth.
New commercial real estate firm fills gap in targeting minority-owned businesses
Cincinnati's newly founded Robert Louis Group is one of the only Minority Business Enterprise certified commercial real estate firms in the country.
Video Downtown Cincinnati
This new video from Downtown Cincinnati Inc. and US Digital Partners will leave you feeling excited to call Cincinnati home or to make your next visit to the Queen City.
