Mortar accelerator teaching its second class, planning expansion
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.
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Downtown Cincinnati Inc. to host All-Ohio BID Conference
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DAAP class presents new visions for OTR Brewery District
Design students from UC’s College of Design, Art, Architecture and Planning presented "real world" visions and solutions for Cincinnati’s Brewery District and Brewing Heritage Trail.
Drew Oxley’s T-shirts help free sex slaves in India; what can your shirt do?
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.
Butcher Betties gets to the meat of why local startups need mentoring and funding
Most people wouldn't think pin-up girls, rockabilly and butchery go together, but that trio is a winning combination for Butcher Betties, Allison Hines' meat shop in Florence that's looking to expand via the ArtWorks Big Pitch competition.
Stepping Stones’ end-of-summer “Bloom” garden party to raise programming funds
Stepping Stones hosts its annual "Bloom" garden party Sept. 12 to support educational and recreational programs for more than 1,000 local children and adults with developmental disabilities.
Miami, XU, UC and NKU ranked in Forbes’ top 650 colleges
Forbes is out with its annual rankings of U.S. colleges and universities, focusing more than ever on the hot topic of a college degree's return on investment. Miami University was the top Cincinnati area school, ranking 167 overall.
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American Sign Museum is featured in a new travel story in the Philadelphia Inquirer, the second time this year the funky Camp Washington museum has received national media coverage.
Video Raising spirits and saving babies through color and design
Soapbox writes this week about Cradle to Cincinnati's "Happy to Wait" initiative, a partnership with Ryan Mulligan, assistant professor of fine arts at UC's College of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning. See his students brighten up the Price Hill Health Center in this video slide show.
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