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In Middletown, data indicates a steadily improving housing market
An historic-home restoration specialist, a new-construction homebuilder, and a rental landlord offer their perspectives on housing opportunities.
A sprawling suburban city reimagines its aging downtown core
Building housing is one part of a much larger plan to create a walkable, mixed-use district in Sharonville’s old downtown.
Foundation Park, 100 apartments planned for Middletown’s Manchester and Main
Three local partners are each investing $5 million in the revitalization project.
[OPINION] ODOT missed by not funding the Western Hills Viaduct and other urban projects
The only funded project in the Cincinnati region is a proposed interchange area that is currently farm fields.
Price Hill rises on its own terms
The focus goes beyond development—it’s about making sure the people who carried the neighborhood through hard years share in what comes next.
An ambitious vision, the Triangle Trail would connect more than a dozen communities. It’s making progress.
The 42-mile path would improve access to recreational opportunities in communities through the Mill Creek Valley.
Cincinnati technology talent stands out in Next25
The inaugural Next25 list from Ohio Tech News underscores local reputation as a hub for startup talent and technology innovation.
Indiana health center trains local residents as dental assistants to fill workforce gaps
HealthLinc, a federally qualified health center in Valparaiso, covers training costs while preparing local residents for dental assistant jobs, strengthening workforce pipelines and expanding access to care.
A labor shortage is hitting Cincinnati. These nonprofit groups are responding with inclusion.
Three organizations demonstrate the lesson that employment that lasts does not begin at the moment of hire. It begins earlier with time, structure and intention.
In Middletown, data indicates a steadily improving housing market
An historic-home restoration specialist, a new-construction homebuilder, and a rental landlord offer their perspectives on housing opportunities.
A sprawling suburban city reimagines its aging downtown core
Building housing is one part of a much larger plan to create a walkable, mixed-use district in Sharonville’s old downtown.
Foundation Park, 100 apartments planned for Middletown’s Manchester and Main
Three local partners are each investing $5 million in the revitalization project.
[OPINION] ODOT missed by not funding the Western Hills Viaduct and other urban projects
The only funded project in the Cincinnati region is a proposed interchange area that is currently farm fields.
Price Hill rises on its own terms
The focus goes beyond development—it’s about making sure the people who carried the neighborhood through hard years share in what comes next.
An ambitious vision, the Triangle Trail would connect more than a dozen communities. It’s making progress.
The 42-mile path would improve access to recreational opportunities in communities through the Mill Creek Valley.
Cincinnati technology talent stands out in Next25
The inaugural Next25 list from Ohio Tech News underscores local reputation as a hub for startup talent and technology innovation.
Indiana health center trains local residents as dental assistants to fill workforce gaps
HealthLinc, a federally qualified health center in Valparaiso, covers training costs while preparing local residents for dental assistant jobs, strengthening workforce pipelines and expanding access to care.
A labor shortage is hitting Cincinnati. These nonprofit groups are responding with inclusion.
Three organizations demonstrate the lesson that employment that lasts does not begin at the moment of hire. It begins earlier with time, structure and intention.
