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Cincinnati “punches well above its weight” thanks to museums and other attractions

Variety and proximity were two of the reasons our city was selected as one of three cities between the U.S. and Canada to visit before summer ends.

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Checks and Balances: Join us for this important Civics Essential virtual discussion

The virtual panel will cover the biggest issue yet: How do we balance power?

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Tending the fire: Shelby Fields heats up Bellevue with smoked meats

The Doo-Little’s Shack & Snacks truck is a labor of love for Fields and his wife. It’s also a way for them to give back to the community.  

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After its breakneck growth from Covid-19 testing, what's next for Gravity Diagnostics?

After responding to extraordinary demand for Covid-19 testing, the growth at Gravity Diagnostics was phenomenal. So what does it do for an encore?   

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Local mother and entrepreneur finds calling and career in nutrition-based health practice.

Thrive Natural Wellness is celebrating its first year in business, helping clients achieve nutrition, mental wellness, lifestyle and fitness goals.

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True story: Cincinnati theater celebrates 11 years of personal narratives

Dave Levy and Jeff Groh started their non-profit production company to give people from all walks of life a chance on stage.

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Andy Warhol Foundation awards significant grant to Wave Pool to support community-centered art

The Camp Washington based organization will receive $100,000 over two years to strengthen its programs and provide opportunities for emerging artists.

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Highlights from the Taft art collection exhibited in the light of 21st century issues

In a New Light showcases works that are relevant to today’s headlines: power and wealthgender, race and class, and nature and the environment.

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Hilton Cincinnati Netherlands Plaza recognized for “stunning architecture”

The national historic landmark is full of hidden designs.

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Take a road trip through Ohio, start in Cincinnati

The Wall Street Journal has a three-day itinerary that starts at the Ohio River.

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Dear Restaurant & Butchery ranked “latest and greatest”

Wine Spectator chose 10 places around the country that opened during the pandemic.

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How Golf Manor kept community connections during the pandemic

Free libraries and food trucks helped neighbors safely stick together last summer.

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Ambitious data collection project to advance criminal justice in Ohio

Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice O’Connor, Justice Donnelly, the Ohio Criminal Sentencing Commission, and an ad-hoc committee are gathering information from courts statewide to build a database to eliminate bias and help with more consistent, fairer sentencing.


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Aclipse Campervans allow you to choose your own adventure

Six different vans offer a variety of ways to travel in comfort and style.

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New Main Street Ventures program will help undergrads stay here to build good ideas

Launch It: Cincy will provide an opportunity for students to build relationships within our local ecosystem.

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FotoFocus announces fall symposium theme

Telephotography will explore both the electronic circulation of photographs and the technique of photographing distant objects. 

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Cincinnati Art Museum presents “Simply Brilliant: Artist-Jewelers of the 1960s and 1970s”

Societal shifts set the stage for a breed of artist-jewelers who brought to their craft a new level of artistry to parallel these radical changes in society.

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Nehemiah’s unconventional hiring program slashes employee turnover, changes lives

Second Chance gives ex-cons a supportive community and rewarding careers.

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American experience: Chronic nomad tours country, stops in the CLE today for a 'piece of our city'

California native Daniel Seddiqui has made a career out of touring the United States to soak in the culture of various cities, meet new people, and learn regional crafts and trades. Today, he makes his third visit to Cleveland on this "Piece of Your City" tour.