Foodies agree: Taste of Cincinnati is a must-see this spring
Taste of Cincinnati joins the ranks of state food festivals as one of the top 10 best food festivals to visit this spring, as voted by Jetsetter.
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Yearly IX event opens its doors and ideas to the public for the first time
Innovation Xchange might just be the biggest #StartupCincy event you’ve never heard of — and for good reason. When Cintrifuse launched the program four years ago, it was an invite-only event. This year, it's open to the public.
NKU Six @ Six lecture series showcasing Appalachian arts, culture and talent
With success in its previous Six @ Six interactive lecture series, which began in 2010, Northern Kentucky University’s Scripps Howard Center for Civic Engagement is bringing forth its next series, Appalachia: An American Story.
Michael Coppage is using art to start discussions about mental health
Talbert House employee Michael Coppage is using art to prompt discussion and promote inquiry about mental health. You can see his mural in Over-the-Rhine at Goetz Alley and 13th Street.
Ignite Institute to help jumpstart hands-on job training within Boone County School District
When Toyota leaves Kentucky later this year, its Quality and Production Engineering lab in Erlanger will become a regional hub for STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) learning, and will be renamed the Roebling Innovation Center.
LNGC to host 26th annual adult community-wide spelling bee on April 27
Spellcheck and autocorrect may be today’s norm, but the Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati is keeping spelling relevant with its 26th annual Adult Team Spelling Bee on April 17.
Cincinnati first U.S. city to host data analytics MeasureCamp “un-conference”
The internationally renowned data analytics "un-conference," MeasureCamp, will come to Cincinnati's Union Hall on May 13.
Braxton dubbed best brewery in Kentucky by Foursquare users
Kentucky is home to the Kentucky Derby, the Louisville Slugger Museum and the Kentucky Bourbon Trail. But did you know its best brewery is in Covington?
New ocean-inspired Eighth and English brings more than fresh fish to O’Bryonville
Longtime Cincinnati chef Chase Blowers is branching out on his own, with his new restaurant, Eighth and English, and a plan to deliver seafood-centric fare and eccentric flair to O’Bryonville.
Two of Cincinnati’s startup incubators announce changes
The seven-year itch usually implies a level of unhappiness or dissatisfaction, but for two Cincinnati startup accelerator programs, turning seven has inspired exciting and positive changes.
Yearly IX event opens its doors and ideas to the public for the first time
Innovation Xchange might just be the biggest #StartupCincy event you’ve never heard of — and for good reason. When Cintrifuse launched the program four years ago, it was an invite-only event. This year, it's open to the public.
NKU Six @ Six lecture series showcasing Appalachian arts, culture and talent
With success in its previous Six @ Six interactive lecture series, which began in 2010, Northern Kentucky University’s Scripps Howard Center for Civic Engagement is bringing forth its next series, Appalachia: An American Story.
Michael Coppage is using art to start discussions about mental health
Talbert House employee Michael Coppage is using art to prompt discussion and promote inquiry about mental health. You can see his mural in Over-the-Rhine at Goetz Alley and 13th Street.
Ignite Institute to help jumpstart hands-on job training within Boone County School District
When Toyota leaves Kentucky later this year, its Quality and Production Engineering lab in Erlanger will become a regional hub for STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) learning, and will be renamed the Roebling Innovation Center.
LNGC to host 26th annual adult community-wide spelling bee on April 27
Spellcheck and autocorrect may be today’s norm, but the Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati is keeping spelling relevant with its 26th annual Adult Team Spelling Bee on April 17.
Cincinnati first U.S. city to host data analytics MeasureCamp “un-conference”
The internationally renowned data analytics "un-conference," MeasureCamp, will come to Cincinnati's Union Hall on May 13.
Braxton dubbed best brewery in Kentucky by Foursquare users
Kentucky is home to the Kentucky Derby, the Louisville Slugger Museum and the Kentucky Bourbon Trail. But did you know its best brewery is in Covington?
New ocean-inspired Eighth and English brings more than fresh fish to O’Bryonville
Longtime Cincinnati chef Chase Blowers is branching out on his own, with his new restaurant, Eighth and English, and a plan to deliver seafood-centric fare and eccentric flair to O’Bryonville.
Two of Cincinnati’s startup incubators announce changes
The seven-year itch usually implies a level of unhappiness or dissatisfaction, but for two Cincinnati startup accelerator programs, turning seven has inspired exciting and positive changes.
