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Cincinnati – What are you going to do about it?
Welcome to Soap Box, a weekly e-magazine and Web site showcasing the positive and sustained transformation of the Cincinnati region. Soap Box connects you with the latest growth and investment news about Cincinnati and its neighborhoods. Featuring original stories and photography, Soap Box will have you seeing Cincinnati differently.
Cincinnati Beer Company awaiting streetcars for brewpub
The Cincinnati Beer Company has plans to develop a brewpub complex near Findlay Market in Over-the-Rhine, but they would like to see the city commit to its streetcar plan first.
Uptown Consortium moving on $100 million Avondale redevelopment
Construction work is beginning on the Uptown Consortium's $100 million Avondale project, which is expected to tap in to Uptown's more than $3 billion annual economic impact.
Kendle to renovate Carew space, hire 75
The City of Cincinnati has approved a $204,750 reimbursement package that will allow Kendle International to renovate 130,000 square feet of its Carew Tower space and accommodate 75 new employees.
Kroger taking bids for expanded East Price Hill store
In order to address the neighborhood's diverse needs, the Kroger Company will soon begin construction of a brand new, 64,000-square-foot store on Warsaw Avenue in East Price Hill.
BOOST! offers energetic, all-inclusive meeting space
Jenny White has created BOOST!, a unique meeting space in Over-the-Rhine that replaces the usual stodgy, antiseptic meeting room with an open, airy, and energizing experience.
Employees now own Cincinnati market research firm
Cincinnati-based Burke made the transition to a 100 percent employee-owned company by completing a restructuring,
P&G’s new coffee company will employ more than 1,200
Procter & Gamble plans to create an independent company, based in Cincinnati, to capitalize on the popularity of coffee.
Governor spotlights growing small businesses
Ohio Governor Ted Strickland spotlighted small businesses in Greater Cincinnati a day after he put forth a plan to create 80,000 jobs in the state.
