Maybe you know Northside for its 4th of July Parade, cool restaurants and bars or collection of shops selling all things vintage. But residents will tell you their community is much more thanks to neighborhood heroes who focus on inclusion.
Eight local small businesses will take the stage at ArtWorks' Big Pitch Aug. 27, with $20,000 in cash and services at stake. But the Big Pitch isn't just about prizes.
This year's Social Enterprise Week will feature keynote speaker Sebastian Fries of Toms Shoes, advice from social enterprise gurus from across the region and several networking events.
Four Over-The-Rhine businesses recently received funds through the Business Innovation Challenge Grant and the Business First Grant: Segway Cincinnati, MOTR Pub, Cincy Shirts and Artichoke.
FC Cincinnati was introduced this week as an expansion team in the United Soccer League and will play at UC's newly renovated Nippert Stadium starting next year.
After forming Charitable Words to help nonprofits trumpet their message on multiple media platforms, ex-Enquirer Editor Tom Callinan now revels in his freedom from objectivity and emergence as an "activist."
Hundreds of local young professionals will gather for the 11th annual Bold Fusion event at Horseshoe Casino on Thursday, Aug. 13, to hear about moving forward, both as individuals and as a city.
The second startup class to go through Mortar's nine-week course of classes and mentorship is learning and growing. The same can be said for Mortar's founders.
Fresh off a successful experience with the MLB All Star Game, Cincinnati will host the All-Ohio Business Improvement District Conference for the first time Aug. 5-6.
Drew Oxley has built his company, The Parative Project, on the power of a T-shirt to help rescue and employ women halfway across the world. He's betting that you'll buy into his vision, too.
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