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Top Ohio court strikes down congressional map for gerrymandering
The Republican-backed map split Hamilton County into multiple districts that would dilute Democratic voting power.
The Warhol Foundation grants $75,000 to the Cincinnati Art Museum
The money will support the “Natural World” exhibit.
Argos Natural Pet Food feeds and treats Queen City dogs and cats
After years of rescuing, fostering, and caring for dogs and cats, Elisabeth Mayer left her corporate career to pursue a line of work dedicated to serving her lifelong passion for animals.
Healthcare providers have major expansion projects on the horizon
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Reflect Cincy: Creating connections in the Jewish community
The Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati has introduced a small grants program that allows local organizations to request funding.
The Well-Fed City: How an urban market revitalized a neighborhood
Findlay Market sparked new investment in its neighborhood, and became a partner for food entrepreneurs, many who are people of color and immigrants.
City of Neighborhoods: The antidote to anti-urbanism
Empowering urban neighborhhoods and giving them the tools they need to build the kinds of communities they envision will create diverse, equitable communities.
Perseverance project brings more affordable housing to Over-the-Rhine
The Over-the-Rhine Community Housing and development corporation and 3CDC, along with architects at New Republic, used their expertise to achieve a common goal.
Cincinnati manufacturing company is looking for applicants for an apprenticeship program
The BASF facility hopes to attract a diverse talent pool.
Top Ohio court strikes down congressional map for gerrymandering
The Republican-backed map split Hamilton County into multiple districts that would dilute Democratic voting power.
The Warhol Foundation grants $75,000 to the Cincinnati Art Museum
The money will support the “Natural World” exhibit.
Argos Natural Pet Food feeds and treats Queen City dogs and cats
After years of rescuing, fostering, and caring for dogs and cats, Elisabeth Mayer left her corporate career to pursue a line of work dedicated to serving her lifelong passion for animals.
Healthcare providers have major expansion projects on the horizon
Cincinnati’s renowned medical system is working hard to keep up with current technological advances.
