‘Now we own it.’ Major IRS site plan moves forward
The vision includes a restored street grid, a levee park, a community plaza for festivals, and a mix of offices, retail shops, and housing.
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Spectrum launches free news app, bringing award-winning news to 28 million residential customers
Innovative app delivers the best local news, weather, and state and local political content along with live streams of its television networks
Foundation invests $500,000 in Northern Kentucky’s urban renaissance
The Catalytic Fund jump starts development by providing financing assistance and technical expertise for projects that have the potential to spark further development in Northern Kentucky’s urban cities.
Masch Masch, the famous stuffed Dalmatian, reunites with his owner
After finding the lost dog, CVG launched a search for the owner on social media that included pictures of his masked adventures through the airport.
Masch Masch, the famous stuffed Dalmatian, reunites with his owner
After finding the lost dog, CVG launched a search for the owner on social media that included pictures of his masked adventures through the airport.
Video & Co. [VIDEO] featuring Lauren Hood about equitable development and inclusive growth
& Co. episode seven features Lauren Hood from Deep Dive Detroit who leads dialogues and initiatives around equitable development and inclusive growth.
Dogs, canoes, trails, and trees: The public has spoken
One thing is clear: we love our dogs and our dog parks.
There’s a stadium going up in the West End, but an old theater could be just as vital
A critical step is establishing a lively business district in the West End begins with the Regal Theater, one of many theaters that breathed life into Cincinnati.
The Boone Conservancy’s mission to protect greenspace has a new source of funding
A new partnership should enable the Boone Conservancy to expand its mission to protect the natural landscapes of Boone County.
The Skyline Chili Community Fund will improve access to quality preschool opportunities
Money will go towards increasing the amount of good programs and tuition.
