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Sister Janet Bucher made history in her hometown after a long career as a nun, teacher, and Catholic Church parish administrator
Documentarian David Rotenstein launches three-part storytelling project honoring Sister Janet and Covington’s Eastside neighborhood.
Gift a book by a Cincinnati author from the literary list
Use this list of the latest local releases and favorites for last-minute gifts.
The state of improv in the Queen City: A conversation with Colin Thornton from Improv Cincinnati
What began over a decade ago as a grassroots collective of improvisers is now a growing movement with an organization that is hitting its stride.
Cincinnati Form Follows Function (cf3) is raising awareness of the region’s endangered mid-century modern architectural form
The nonprofit’s approach unites education, awareness, and working with other preservation associations to advocate for these unique structures.
Local fruit orchards adapt to volatile weather and market conditions
The fruits of Blooms and Berries’ labor include strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and pumpkins.
Soapbox recognized for excellence in journalism from three Ohio professional groups
Writers David Holthaus, Kareem A. Simpson and photographers Joe Simon and Natalie Grilli honored in six categories for 2024 work.
It’s not so bad to be stuck in the middle with AI
For Jorge Perez, president and CEO of the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati, and an early ChatGPT adopter, it all started with an agent named Yasmin.
Coming Clean: 5 questions with James Beard semifinalist Mike Stankovich
His recipe for success? Making sure the experience is about whoever is eating or drinking it.
Taft Museum of Art announces the 2025 Duncanson Artist-in-Residence: Rich Robbins
“Rich Robbins exemplifies the spirit of creativity and community engagement that is essential for this program,” - Daphney Thomas, Duncanson Society member.
Sister Janet Bucher made history in her hometown after a long career as a nun, teacher, and Catholic Church parish administrator
Documentarian David Rotenstein launches three-part storytelling project honoring Sister Janet and Covington’s Eastside neighborhood.
Gift a book by a Cincinnati author from the literary list
Use this list of the latest local releases and favorites for last-minute gifts.
The state of improv in the Queen City: A conversation with Colin Thornton from Improv Cincinnati
What began over a decade ago as a grassroots collective of improvisers is now a growing movement with an organization that is hitting its stride.
Cincinnati Form Follows Function (cf3) is raising awareness of the region’s endangered mid-century modern architectural form
The nonprofit’s approach unites education, awareness, and working with other preservation associations to advocate for these unique structures.
Local fruit orchards adapt to volatile weather and market conditions
The fruits of Blooms and Berries’ labor include strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and pumpkins.
Soapbox recognized for excellence in journalism from three Ohio professional groups
Writers David Holthaus, Kareem A. Simpson and photographers Joe Simon and Natalie Grilli honored in six categories for 2024 work.
It’s not so bad to be stuck in the middle with AI
For Jorge Perez, president and CEO of the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati, and an early ChatGPT adopter, it all started with an agent named Yasmin.
Coming Clean: 5 questions with James Beard semifinalist Mike Stankovich
His recipe for success? Making sure the experience is about whoever is eating or drinking it.
Taft Museum of Art announces the 2025 Duncanson Artist-in-Residence: Rich Robbins
“Rich Robbins exemplifies the spirit of creativity and community engagement that is essential for this program,” - Daphney Thomas, Duncanson Society member.
