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Graydon attorney wins Rotary Club of Cincinnati’s highest honor
The award is The Rotary Club of Cincinnati’s top honor, recognizing someone who exemplifies the Rotary values of service above self, high professional and personal ethics, leadership and promotion of goodwill.
Local arts shine in grant competition
Southwest Ohio cleaned up in the latest round of grants from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Local chamber joins global nonprofit
Greater Cincinnati’s largest chamber has joined a global nonprofit pushing a unique business perspective.
Another major nonprofit exec retiring
Roni Luckenbill — who helped build the Ohio local girl scout council into the sixth largest in the country — will retire at the end of the year.
Kroger, USO launch mobile program
Since 2010, the Kroger family of companies, have donated $35.3 million to the USO. Kroger is the largest USO contributor in the history of the organization.
Cincinnati one of 3 cities selected for racial wealth equity initiative
A national nonprofit named Cincinnati as one of three cities to participate in an initiative with a new focus on racial wealth equity.
Our own Campbell one of five journalists to be honored
Movers & Makers columnist Polly Campbell is one of five local journalists who will be inducted into the Greater Cincinnati Journalism Hall of Fame. Prior to her retirement and starting to write for Movers & Makers, Campbell was a longtime…
Local museum wins major grants
The Over-the-Rhine Museum has landed two grants in the past few weeks that will lay the groundwork for the museum’s next decade.
Groups name popular well-building startup as sustainability winner
The StartupCincy ecosystem named a well-building firm, co-founded by a newly graduated Xavier University student, as its first winner in a new collaboration.