Resilient Neighborhoods

The Resilient Neighborhoods series is made possible with support from a coalition of partners including The Port of Cincinnati, Warsaw Federal Bank, and the Common Good Alliance. Sustained Resilient Neighborhoods coverage will report on community-building in City of Cincinnati and Hamilton County neighborhoods spreading good ideas across the region.

The Civic Club still enjoys a small cadre of devoted members, but membership has dropped off in the 21st Century, exacerbated by COVID-19.

Just being of service

Two longstanding community organizations that serve Mt. Airy’s more than 9,200 residents are its Town Council and Civic Club.

Kiplington homeowner's association shared amenities.
Stable homes, stable communities

Mt. Airy navigates several hurdles to improve owners’ and renter’s quality of life.  

The big job of elder support: Mitigating isolation and loneliness for senior citizens

Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly fosters connections among societal elders through everyday acts of inclusion and compassion.

This hair-braiding salon stands tall.
Creating a warm business climate is key to Mt. Airy’s growth

Members of economic-development organization, Mt. Airy CURE, discuss challenges, priorities, and opportunities to deliver what the community wants and needs.  

A forest hides in plain sight

Mt. Airy Forest is as vital as ever.

In a neighborhood in transition, community leaders reimagine Mt. Airy

The Cincinnati neighborhood has challenges, but residents say it’s time for a new narrative.  

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