After beating Jim Neil in the primaries, she also defeated Republican challenger Bruce Hoffbauer.
AGAR, 3CDC, Haile Foundation, and more partner to bring a unique holiday experience to the city.
She says that it’s up to leaders to lay down the science because we could easily lose another 200,000 people.
The technology is already available to the consumer market and is now being tested in other select industries.
Recovery will be slow and uneven, but some careers will have a faster comeback.
Across the state, a lack of internet access is keeping residents from vital connections to survive.
This year’s events will look a little different, but there are still plenty of safe, outdoor activities to enjoy.
Amy Achenbach was working on her master’s thesis at the University of Akron when the pandemic hit. Now home in Athens, she needs access to specialized books to complete her degree.
The Innovation Greenway will provide recreation and gathering space for community members and tenants while increasing connectivity between developments and surrounding neighborhoods.
The Cincinnati-based company has closed nearly $48 million for a $50 million fund for underrepresented groups seeking investment money.
The funding comes from $1 million the council included in this year's budget for the "Community Safety Response Program."
CEO Pete Blackshaw says the company is well on its way due to combining key tools needed to drive growth.
The collaboration will also further the university’s mission to deliver more graduates with 21st century skills for the digital world.
Residents express concerns over finding information that they need and trust before the election.
Increasing divisiveness across party lines has many people concerned about our post-election state.
Part of the responsibility of information gathering still lies with the voters — especially in rural areas — but there are people trying to get the information out through as many channels as possible.
Ten years ago, Westwood was so divided that community leaders suggested seceding from Cincinnati.
One soon-to-be-graduate will be finishing up her studies by student teaching in a virtual classroom.