“My dad always used to say, ‘Just keep your head down and keep working.’ And I really wrestled with that concept because sometimes you’ve got to look up and see what's ahead of you,” says Ray Kroner.
The 2022 photo contest received a record number of submissions with separate entries for amateur and professional photographers.
Covington will be one of five walkable BLINK zones, with the others in Cincinnati: The Findlay Market neighborhood, Over-the-Rhine, The Banks, and Downtown.
Dr. Erik Arnold Bey’s resume includes training and experience in cell and molecular biology, cancer biology, drug delivery, and nanomedicine.
Four local nonprofit leaders speak out on frustrations and hopes for what Cincinnati and Hamilton County can yet become.
The restaurant’s focus is California cuisine, and the brothers use seasonal, locally sourced, and sustainable food.
Q&A with sisters Lorraine and Isabella Williamson, and their employer Barb Faimim
Northern Kentucky's pioneering innovators and the region's signature adult beverage will be recognized in two separate installations.
“The first time I saw a painting by the Winkle brothers, it stopped me dead in my tracks,” says Paul Kroner, an artist and owner of Studio Kroner, which will host the show.
Seventeen international artists use installation, video, photography, painting, sculpture, and performance to the themes of fluidity, connectivity, and resistance.
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