The Coffee Express will be located at the old Beverage Cave — which has long been a point of contention among residents — and will serve many favorites from the original location.
Nina’s Yoga & Wellness Studio is the seventh company opened by a female in the historic downtown district, with an eighth slated for next year.
The initiative was supported by a four-year Community Anchors grant from the Institute of Museums & Library Services (IMLS), allowing attractions to become more inclusive for those with developmental disabilities.
Ten markets will benefit from $5 million donated by the foundation.
The city’s newest luxury property is situated in an historic building with easy access to amenities.
The 10-year-old Cincinnati company that specializes in healthy dog food is now in more than 100 markets.
Now more than ever, your voice needs to be heard. Here’s how to do it safely and on time.
Local business owners set up shop, hoping to anchor the community’s development.
Wave Pool Gallery had to think outside the box for their annual fundraiser.
Our model for building up companies of color is inspiring metropolitan areas around the country.
While there are doubts surrounding whether this would work in the polarized U.S., the Green Cincinnati Plan is proof that it can be a success.
Cincinnati is one of many metro areas helping veterans get access to necessary services.
A packaging company in Ogden is adding a 25,000 square-foot addition to its existing facility.
After years of being divided, the community is slowly becoming united.