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Superintendent Debbie Houser retires in August leaving Middletown City Schools in a good place for her successor
During her tenure, programs increased student proficiency, reduced chronic absenteeism and included a collaborative initiative to introduce students to wider career opportunities.
From constitutional amendment to access
A conversation with journalist Amanda Becker and PPSWO ACT’s Nan Whaley about the forces influencing reproductive rights today.
The natural beauty and ecological role of biodiversity
Civic Garden Center of Greater Cincinnati horticulturist Julie Dennewitz on gardening for people AND for nature.
Cincinnati Library’s new writer-in-residence is a mighty writer sharing diverse worlds
Young adult fantasy novelist, Intisar Khanani, wants to reinvent what it means for girls to be strong.
A historian, a retired judge, and the local DAR chapter offer Middletown history lessons just in time for the nation’s 250th celebration
Engagement from the Revolutionary War through World War II reflects the city’s resilience and can-do mentality.
Adopt A Class introduces elementary school students to careers at leading Northern Kentucky life sciences, IT companies
Program initiates pipeline for future employees in advanced manufacturing, information technology, supply chain and biosciences.
Middletown Community Foundation celebrates fifty years at the forefront facing challenges, incubating positive outcomes
While MCF reflects on role in the community's revitalization, they continue to meet the complex challenges that await all communities in the 21st century.
Gift a book by a Cincinnati author from the literary list
Use this list of the latest local releases and favorites for last-minute gifts.
Coffee, conversation, and the cost of war
The war did not enter the room through headlines or maps. It came in through voices. Measured. Tired. Precise.
Superintendent Debbie Houser retires in August leaving Middletown City Schools in a good place for her successor
During her tenure, programs increased student proficiency, reduced chronic absenteeism and included a collaborative initiative to introduce students to wider career opportunities.
From constitutional amendment to access
A conversation with journalist Amanda Becker and PPSWO ACT’s Nan Whaley about the forces influencing reproductive rights today.
The natural beauty and ecological role of biodiversity
Civic Garden Center of Greater Cincinnati horticulturist Julie Dennewitz on gardening for people AND for nature.
Cincinnati Library’s new writer-in-residence is a mighty writer sharing diverse worlds
Young adult fantasy novelist, Intisar Khanani, wants to reinvent what it means for girls to be strong.
A historian, a retired judge, and the local DAR chapter offer Middletown history lessons just in time for the nation’s 250th celebration
Engagement from the Revolutionary War through World War II reflects the city’s resilience and can-do mentality.
Adopt A Class introduces elementary school students to careers at leading Northern Kentucky life sciences, IT companies
Program initiates pipeline for future employees in advanced manufacturing, information technology, supply chain and biosciences.
Middletown Community Foundation celebrates fifty years at the forefront facing challenges, incubating positive outcomes
While MCF reflects on role in the community's revitalization, they continue to meet the complex challenges that await all communities in the 21st century.
Gift a book by a Cincinnati author from the literary list
Use this list of the latest local releases and favorites for last-minute gifts.
Coffee, conversation, and the cost of war
The war did not enter the room through headlines or maps. It came in through voices. Measured. Tired. Precise.
