A community development corporation is a center of gravity for gathering ideas, organizing residents, and coming up with new solutions for an aging neighborhood.
It requires every village in the state to be evaluated to see if it should be considered for dissolution by the voters.
Calls for medical care have increased 40-50% in some communities over 10 years while the population has remained stagnant.
Stephanie Summerow Dumas' leadership experience in Hamilton County's first-ring suburbs gives her a unique perspective on their challenges.
Springfield Township transformed an abandoned '60s-era community hub into a new gathering place.
No community was more affected by the closure of Frisch's restaurants than the village of Fairfax.
Paying for fire protection and emergency medical services was on the ballot seven times in six different communities.
It can be thankless work, but updating zoning allows communities to control land use and how their towns evolve.
While Hamilton County has its share of towns faced with declining tax bases, Blue Ash enjoys a surplus of nearly $60 million.
To commemorate its centennial, and leave a lasting legacy in the village, Mariemont leaders focused on improving shared community assets.
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