Stories of our time: Here’s our best-read pieces of 2021
In 2021, we covered the stories that shed light on who we are. We kept our eyes on new ideas, new people, and the changing landscape we live in.
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A back porch conversation turned into a day of service for Thomas More and Covington Rotary
The two organizations share similar principles around service to community, as well as decades of shared members, trustees, and administrators.
Fine Arts Evening at the Essex Studios opens for its first event in two years
Visitors will get to see the works of five featured artists, sit in on a sculpture’s talk, and enjoy live music and refreshments.
The TEDx Experience: Cincinnati Women Main Stage Event amplifies voices while fostering connections
A diverse group of guest speakers combined with local, live entertainment create a great lineup at the third annual event, held (safely) in person this year.
Mercy Health named top company for both working mothers and multicultural women
In Seramount’s annual lists of “top 100 companies,” this Cincinnati healthcare system came out on top.
The Singing Mural: CET is ME honors Dr. O’dell Owens
After postponing the more formal gala to honor Dr. Owens, CET, PBS, and Brave Berlin are presenting a more laid-back, three-day, outdoor party at the end of the month.
Pause and Feel the Beauty founder encourages conversation, connection
When Nora Klopp realized that her heightened anxiety during the pandemic was affecting her life, she decided to take control.
Pause and Feel the Beauty founder encourages conversation, connection
When Nora Klopp realized that her heightened anxiety during the pandemic was affecting her life, she decided to take control.
“Runner’s World” recommends Flying Pig Marathon as a must-run fall race
The Pig was delayed due to COVID-19 but will take place at the end of October, and will offer runners of all skill levels a chance to participate.
Artists create portraits to honor those who died of Covid
Using photos provided by family members or friends, local artists drew or painted portraits of the deceased. The project was curated by the Kenton County Library and displayed at its Durr Branch.
A back porch conversation turned into a day of service for Thomas More and Covington Rotary
The two organizations share similar principles around service to community, as well as decades of shared members, trustees, and administrators.
Fine Arts Evening at the Essex Studios opens for its first event in two years
Visitors will get to see the works of five featured artists, sit in on a sculpture’s talk, and enjoy live music and refreshments.
The TEDx Experience: Cincinnati Women Main Stage Event amplifies voices while fostering connections
A diverse group of guest speakers combined with local, live entertainment create a great lineup at the third annual event, held (safely) in person this year.
Mercy Health named top company for both working mothers and multicultural women
In Seramount’s annual lists of “top 100 companies,” this Cincinnati healthcare system came out on top.
The Singing Mural: CET is ME honors Dr. O’dell Owens
After postponing the more formal gala to honor Dr. Owens, CET, PBS, and Brave Berlin are presenting a more laid-back, three-day, outdoor party at the end of the month.
Pause and Feel the Beauty founder encourages conversation, connection
When Nora Klopp realized that her heightened anxiety during the pandemic was affecting her life, she decided to take control.
Pause and Feel the Beauty founder encourages conversation, connection
When Nora Klopp realized that her heightened anxiety during the pandemic was affecting her life, she decided to take control.
“Runner’s World” recommends Flying Pig Marathon as a must-run fall race
The Pig was delayed due to COVID-19 but will take place at the end of October, and will offer runners of all skill levels a chance to participate.
Artists create portraits to honor those who died of Covid
Using photos provided by family members or friends, local artists drew or painted portraits of the deceased. The project was curated by the Kenton County Library and displayed at its Durr Branch.
