Keeping government honest: Know your rights when requesting public records Read Article

The file room at the Hamilton County Clerk of Courts.
Photo: The file room at the Hamilton County Clerk of Courts. Gary Kessler

Tariffs, trade, and taxes: How businesses are coping Read Article

Cincinnati-area manufacturers and farms have been hurt by price increases on imports from China.
Photo: Cincinnati-area manufacturers and farms have been hurt by price increases on imports from China. Unsplash/specphotops

Blue North's mission is to build a robust entrepreneurial ecosystem in Northern Kentucky Read Article

Brit Fitzpatrick leads Tri-ED's Blue North entrepreneurship program.
Photo: Brit Fitzpatrick leads Tri-ED's Blue North entrepreneurship program. Joe Simon

Creativity in community: solving Walnut Hills’ food security crisis Read Article

Gary Dangel, the food access coordinator for WHRF, delivers fresh-picked produce to residents.
Photo: Gary Dangel, the food access coordinator for WHRF, delivers fresh-picked produce to residents. Gary Kessler

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Keeping government honest: Know your rights when requesting public records

Jim DeBrosseTuesday, February 25, 2020

Not all elected officials — particularly those on the local level — realize that citizens have access to how they conduct business.

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Tariffs, trade, and taxes: How businesses are coping

David HolthausTuesday, February 25, 2020

The Trump administration’s price increases on imports from China have hurt local factories. Here’s how they’re fighting back.

Feature Story Brit Fitzpatrick leads Tri-ED's Blue North entrepreneurship program.

Blue North's mission is to build a robust entrepreneurial ecosystem in Northern Kentucky

David HolthausTuesday, February 25, 2020
Tri-ED created the program to help startups and small businesses find the connections, mentors, and funding they need to succeed.
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Racing with no end in sight: Bruce and Robyn Williams make a living out of fitness

Jan AngilellaTuesday, February 18, 2020

The couple began competing in triathlons in 1984, have both completed the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii, and work locally with exercise groups.

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Creativity in community: solving Walnut Hills’ food security crisis

Liz McEwanTuesday, February 18, 2020
A variety of grassroots organizations — from churches to urban farmers — are working together to combat hunger in the area.
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On-the-Ground Walnut Hills: Educating the whole community

Liz McEwanTuesday, February 04, 2020

In response to their failing school, local organizations and residents work together to improve the lives of students.

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“Fifty yards from heaven:” Lhotshampa immigrants are slowly building a home community in Cincinnati

Steve AustTuesday, February 04, 2020

Approximately 25,000 refugees now live in greater Cincinnati. Ethnic Nepalese, who lived in Bhutan but were forced to leave their homes because of ethnic cleansing, are one of the largest groups.

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Walnut Hills residents fight for diversity and resist developments that decrease affordable housing

Liz McEwanTuesday, January 28, 2020

Fears of gentrification and displacement are common in transitional neighborhoods where developers are faced with a variety of opportunities for investment and a market that supports higher-yield investments.

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Another downtown hotel? Cincinnati architects discuss hospitality market growth.

Julie CarpenterTuesday, January 28, 2020
Marquee brands and boutique suites are evolving to appeal to guests' ever-changing travel needs while attracting locals as well.
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These sites hold stories of African American history in Northern Kentucky

Kareem A. SimpsonTuesday, January 28, 2020
Shifting demographics, diminishing resources, and cost of maintaining large and aging facilities have contributed to cities forgoing the preservation of old, seldomly used buildings, and some have been lost. But just over the river, a few remain.
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