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A Soapbox intern experiences the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber's CINC summer program for college students and re-imagines the city through the eyes of a newcomer.
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A Soapbox intern experiences the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber's CINC summer program for college students and re-imagines the city through the eyes of a newcomer.
2016 CRAN Awards celebrate the knowledge, education and aesthetic sense that architects bring to residential projects, especially in the remodeling sector thanks to growing interest in urban living.
Northern Kentucky University’s College of Informatics will produce a funded intern who will gain experience in the business startup world, thanks to sponsorship from Frank Caccamo of UpTech.
The Center for Great Neighborhoods is celebrating its 40th anniversary by welcoming the public into its new home at The Hellmann Creative Center.
Registration is now open for The Carnegie’s fall and early-winter ArtStop Artist Series workshops, which are aimed at kids ages 7-12 who want to engage in creative learning opportunities.
The City of Bellevue will extend its memorandum of understanding with the development team behind plans to transform the historic Marianne Theater into a brewery.
Two years after opening, New Riff Distilling is planning a $7.5 million expansion along the newly widened Kentucky Route 9.
Community cleanup event will feature food, drinks and a chance to win prizes.
The Jewish Federation of Cincinnati’s Young Adult Division has organized a kickball tournament on Aug. 21. All proceeds will benefit three local organizations that provide relief and opportunities to children living in poverty.
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