Talented women in the Cincinnati area will be prepared and empowered for higher leadership roles through the return of WE Lead, a 10-month executive leadership development experience for women offered by the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce.

Many summer festival’s roots are deeply embedded in African American cultural history as a way of letting off steam and inverting the traditional social structure; solidifying the notion that bonding with family, friends and community is integral to a healthy society. 

Bon Appetit recently featured the popular Cincinnati Style Chili potato chips from Ohio's very own Mikesell's Snack Food Company in a new list of "Regional Potato Chips You’ve Never Heard Of."

A new pop-up shop featuring four women owned businesses will open at 631 Main Street this June and will run through August.

Per Scholas utilizes its a-typical training platform of small, diverse classes to make information technology more accessible to non-traditional students and now it’s, literally, changing the face of IT.

Taren Kinebrew started baking around the age of five with her grandmother, and later a friend told her she should start selling her desserts for a living — a notion that was, at the time, the furthest thing from her mind. It wasn’t until much later in life she began imagining baking as a career.

The Red Bull Soapbox Race once again makes its way back to Cincinnati for the third time since it’s 2008 debut. Applications to submit your homemade Soapbox craft design are being accepted now.