The Greenway, a 1.5 mile-long watercourse and walking path situated between the two main drags in South Fairmount, is a feat of green engineering that goes a long way toward fixing one of the region’s biggest environmental challenges.
In addition to a visual art exhibit, viewers can expect jazz performances, a poetry reading, and performance by Revolution Dance Theatre.
This year’s themes are Reparations, Racism in Sports, Gender-Based Violence, and Environmental Racism.
The woman-owned business is rooted in the idea of celebrating local communities, one design at a time.
Our city is paving the way for equitable, sustainable planning.
The staff at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden were able to teach them how to stand still for hoof trims after spending weeks working on several small behaviors.
Wood Hudson Cancer Research Laboratory has been probing the root causes of the most deadly forms of the disease, as well as educating the next generation.
The grants were part of a round of funding totaling nearly $27,000 made to seven neighborhood groups as part of Covington’s Neighborhood Grant Program.
A small group of urbanists has been mapping, repairing, and cleaning alleys and the steps that traverse the city's hilly neighborhoods since 2012.
Sunny Reelhorn Parr participated in a Groundwater training that changed the way she approached her career and her personal conversations with neighbors.
People across the country turn to the Cincinnati-based business to declutter and sell items in their family’s homes.
More than 150 years after Robert S. Duncanson painted Landscape with Rainbow, the Bidens selected it as a symbol of hope.
Paul Muller of the Cincinnati Preservation Association is hoping the city will adopt a preservation-based redevelopment strategy to save the historic building.