Woman wrongly imprisoned for 20+ years delivers commencement speech at the Art Academy of Cincinnati
Tyra Patterson also received an honorary Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and the school’s 2020 Creative Perseverance Award.
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MENtors launches free youth program
The nonprofit hopes to connect kids without present fathers to the resources they need to succeed.
Cincinnati Metro offers military veterans and active-duty personnel half-price fares on all rides
The Metro Veterans Program is the agency’s way of thanking those who serve us.
Ohioans lack bandwidth to participate in economic growth, education, and life during the pandemic
Across the state, a lack of internet access is keeping residents from vital connections to survive.
Education gets complicated: With no library, some students have to postpone graduation
Amy Achenbach was working on her master’s thesis at the University of Akron when the pandemic hit. Now home in Athens, she needs access to specialized books to complete her degree.
UC and Microsoft partner to develop and attract tech talent to the region
The collaboration will also further the university’s mission to deliver more graduates with 21st century skills for the digital world.
Cure quarantine fever with trips and activities in the Great Parks of Hamilton County
This year’s events will look a little different, but there are still plenty of safe, outdoor activities to enjoy.
Ohioans retreat into safe groups, crave post-election unity
Residents express concerns over finding information that they need and trust before the election.
Southwestern residents unite in concern for country’s future
Increasing divisiveness across party lines has many people concerned about our post-election state.
How a neighborhood that said “No” to everything became one that says “Yes”
Ten years ago, Westwood was so divided that community leaders suggested seceding from Cincinnati.
MENtors launches free youth program
The nonprofit hopes to connect kids without present fathers to the resources they need to succeed.
Cincinnati Metro offers military veterans and active-duty personnel half-price fares on all rides
The Metro Veterans Program is the agency’s way of thanking those who serve us.
Ohioans lack bandwidth to participate in economic growth, education, and life during the pandemic
Across the state, a lack of internet access is keeping residents from vital connections to survive.
Education gets complicated: With no library, some students have to postpone graduation
Amy Achenbach was working on her master’s thesis at the University of Akron when the pandemic hit. Now home in Athens, she needs access to specialized books to complete her degree.
UC and Microsoft partner to develop and attract tech talent to the region
The collaboration will also further the university’s mission to deliver more graduates with 21st century skills for the digital world.
Cure quarantine fever with trips and activities in the Great Parks of Hamilton County
This year’s events will look a little different, but there are still plenty of safe, outdoor activities to enjoy.
Ohioans retreat into safe groups, crave post-election unity
Residents express concerns over finding information that they need and trust before the election.
Southwestern residents unite in concern for country’s future
Increasing divisiveness across party lines has many people concerned about our post-election state.
How a neighborhood that said “No” to everything became one that says “Yes”
Ten years ago, Westwood was so divided that community leaders suggested seceding from Cincinnati.
