$13.1M Art Academy project wins LEED certification
After an arduous five year process, the Art Academy of Cincinnati has won LEED 2.1 certification from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) for its $13.1 million renovation project.
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‘Project Beacon’ to offer arts groups more space, communal setting
The Fine Arts Fund, Enjoy the Arts, Art Works and Learning Though Art are exploring the possibility of coming together under one roof, and they're looking at the Elm Industries building at 1539 Race Street.
Prohibition Resistance Tour to show off Brewery District’s gems
This weekend's Prohibition Resistance Tour is an opportunity for the Brewery District Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation (CURC) to show off its many hidden gems and to celebrate the area's rich brewing history.
Solar house to be on display at UC’s Showcase 2008
A nationally-recognized solar house built by University of Cincinnati students will be on display during the school's Showcase 2008, March 6-7.
E.W. Scripps Co. launches “Democracy 2008” at its TV stations
Cincinnati-based media company E.W. Scripps plans to make free airtime available to political candidates on its nine network-affiliated TV stations. The stations will provide five minutes of free airtime to candidates nightly between 5 p.m. and 11:35 p.m. in the 30 days before the general elections in 2008 as well as prpvide other public service programming.
Procter & Gamble promotion linked to clean drinking water
A Procter & Gamble initiative means that for P&G coupons redeemed during March and April, the company will donate one liter of clean and purified filtered drinking water to the developing world, where waterborne diseases remain a leading cause of illness.
dbaDirect plans to expand with 19 new jobs
At least 19 high-tech jobs will be created at dbaDirect, as the company plans to upgrade its tech infrastructure using a grant from the state of Kentucky
Strolling through O’Bryonville
O’Bryonville is a neighborhood that invites its visitors to stroll, and strolling truly is the best way to experience what residents and shop owners have dubbed the “eclectic mile.”
Meetings upcoming on Hilton Davis cleanup
The Pleasant Ridge Community Council will be holding meetings on the cleanup of the former Hilton Davis property in early- to mid-March.
Covington using high tech for Madison Avenue feedback
The City of Covington and the Northern Kentucky Area Planning Commission (NKAPC) will be using a high tech approach to get citizen feedback on the proposed Madison Avenue form district overlay.
‘Project Beacon’ to offer arts groups more space, communal setting
The Fine Arts Fund, Enjoy the Arts, Art Works and Learning Though Art are exploring the possibility of coming together under one roof, and they're looking at the Elm Industries building at 1539 Race Street.
Prohibition Resistance Tour to show off Brewery District’s gems
This weekend's Prohibition Resistance Tour is an opportunity for the Brewery District Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation (CURC) to show off its many hidden gems and to celebrate the area's rich brewing history.
Solar house to be on display at UC’s Showcase 2008
A nationally-recognized solar house built by University of Cincinnati students will be on display during the school's Showcase 2008, March 6-7.
E.W. Scripps Co. launches “Democracy 2008” at its TV stations
Cincinnati-based media company E.W. Scripps plans to make free airtime available to political candidates on its nine network-affiliated TV stations. The stations will provide five minutes of free airtime to candidates nightly between 5 p.m. and 11:35 p.m. in the 30 days before the general elections in 2008 as well as prpvide other public service programming.
Procter & Gamble promotion linked to clean drinking water
A Procter & Gamble initiative means that for P&G coupons redeemed during March and April, the company will donate one liter of clean and purified filtered drinking water to the developing world, where waterborne diseases remain a leading cause of illness.
dbaDirect plans to expand with 19 new jobs
At least 19 high-tech jobs will be created at dbaDirect, as the company plans to upgrade its tech infrastructure using a grant from the state of Kentucky
Strolling through O’Bryonville
O’Bryonville is a neighborhood that invites its visitors to stroll, and strolling truly is the best way to experience what residents and shop owners have dubbed the “eclectic mile.”
Meetings upcoming on Hilton Davis cleanup
The Pleasant Ridge Community Council will be holding meetings on the cleanup of the former Hilton Davis property in early- to mid-March.
Covington using high tech for Madison Avenue feedback
The City of Covington and the Northern Kentucky Area Planning Commission (NKAPC) will be using a high tech approach to get citizen feedback on the proposed Madison Avenue form district overlay.
