Offering an eclectic array of businesses, Madisonville is home to deeply rooted residents and newcomers attracted by unique homes in a reasonable price range. This family-friendly neighborhood offers hike/bike trails, an emerging arts scene and a burdgeoning CBD that's just months away from a complete overhaul, thanks to the Madisonville Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation.
Collective Impact is championed by the Greater Cincinnati Foundation working closely with seven independent "backbone" organizations to reinforce each other's efforts and get everyone rowing in the same direction.
The Children’s Home of Cincinnati is now equipped to serve 120 children ages 3-8 who are experiencing difficulty functioning — whether emotionally, developmentally, psychologically or behaviorally — in their homes, schools and communities.
Community Development Corporations Association of Greater Cincinnati hosts the first State of Community Development conference March 17 to provide networking opportunities and resources for community developers.
Starfire Council of Greater Cincinnati is gathering people together to engage in the fun of bracket challenges, local eats and drinks and live action on multiple televisions during its 18th annual Final Four FlyAway fundraiser March 19.
Turn and face the strange changes that 2016 will bring to Greater Cincinnati, thanks to these 10 stories waiting to be told.
Over the past year Soapbox followed local redevelopment projects at historic buildings and abandoned sites, including efforts by a countywide program to target new housing. Here’s a roundup with updates.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra recently announced the six winners of its One City, One Symphony poetry contest focused on the question, "What does freedom mean to you?"
Madisonville hosts the second annual Cincinnati Jazz & BBQ Festival Sept. 12, including a neighborhood 5K as well.
The Nutrition Council recently became a program of The Children's Home of Cincinnati, and the integration will help support the healthy eating needs of local children and families.
Greater Cincinnati real estate has always been considered a "steal" when you compare how much house you get here for the money vs. other cities. How far does your home-buying dollar go these days? Glad you asked.
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