The first class of docents at the Cincinnati Art Museum worked — proudly — for free. And although they didn’t receive a salary, they knew that they were valued and that their children saw how they gave back to society.

The original creations, “Undergrowth with Two Figures” and “Head of a Peasant Woman”  

The decision to close the housing project comes at a time when the region is in the midst of a long-term shortage of affordable housing.

The good news is that Northern Kentucky has the best rate of workforce participation in the state.

Rachel Angel developed the app to show students where they can start and where they can succeed in their careers.

During the pandemic, shelters became overrun as victims desperately sought care. Assistance League is looking to help people get out of traumatic situations.

This year represents organizations across the U.S. and Canada, and includes Crystian Wiltshire with the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company.  

In Seramount’s annual lists of “top 100 companies,” this Cincinnati healthcare system came out on top.

A branding and marketing agency is moving to Covington, and a growing logistics firm is expanding.