Ten-year plan: improvements to Cincinnati’s libraries
Over the next decade, all 40 branches will receive renovations and improvements.
Mt. Healthy
Mt. Healthy is commonly known among Cincinnati natives for serving as a sanctuary from the cholera epidemic. Cincinnati was hit hard in 1849. Away from the river and the congestion surrounding it, there was room to breathe in Mt. Healthy. Citizens fled north and took refuge in this place, which, at that time, was known as Mt. Pleasant. Mt. Pleasant saw fit to change its designation due to confusion resulting from another nearby locale that was also called Mt. Pleasant. A well-known stop on the Underground Railroad, residents continue to embrace diversity and freedom to this day.
New Leaf Kitchen nurtures children in food insecure communities
Annie Streitmarter’s program cultivates children's minds, bodies, and souls with lesson and demonstrations on healthy eating.
A kaleidoscope of care: Cincinnati-based organization pilots treatment program for LGBTQA+ community
BrightView offers group therapy for addiction in a safe, confidential, and productive space.
A field of memories created for Memorial Day
Arlington Memorial Gardens displays 10 acres of flags to pay tribute to the men and women who have served in the armed forces.
Innovative education programs are the focus of GCF’s upcoming grants
Schools and organizations can apply for funds that will expand summer programs and provide funding for trips, sporting equipment, and transportation.
Little libraries make a big impact
The Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati increases reading in low-income areas.
My Soapbox: Mt. Healthy, Cincinnati’s Hidden Gem
Rich in history, Mt. Healthy prides itself on a green and healthy lifestyle while offering plenty of interesting surprises to explore.
Local Derby Day event to raise funds for Winton Woods Riding Center
On May 6, Parkers Blue Ash Tavern will hold its 4th Annual Kentucky Derby fundraiser, benefitting the Winton Woods Riding Center. Admission is $15, and goes toward the Center's scholarship fund.
Q&A with Karen Arnett of the Mt. Healthy Renaissance Project
Although things could change, the vision is for the space to return to being an entertainment hub for our community.
Celebrate the holidays at new Mt. Healthy maker space
If you’re looking for a day of unique activities and holiday cheer, Mt. Healthy businesses and community members are teaming up to make your Saturday a bit merrier.
