The Scripps National Spelling Bee, which achieved its largest audience since 2015, is administered on a not-for-profit basis by Cincinnati-based E.W. Scripps Co.
Scripps’ Bee reach biggest since 2015
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30-year-old arts nonprofit, co-founder nominated for five regional Emmys
Just in time for its 30th anniversary, Learning Through Art has received five regional Emmy nominations.
Beech Acres evaluating HQ options
After nearly 75 years on what is prized property in Anderson Township, Beech Acres Parenting Center may be relocating.
New ethics center to teach via gaming
The newly launched Cincinnati Ethics Center is partnering with the region’s library system to teach kids about ethics through gaming.
Cincinnati schools superintendent glad she’s not first Black woman leader
New Cincinnati Public Schools superintendent Iranetta Wright spoke to the Rotary Club of Cincinnati ahead of its annual teacher appreciation luncheon.
Innovative education nonprofit secures $100K from state for recovery
Funding continues to flow to nonprofits helping kids overcome pandemic-induced educational barriers.
Xavier veteran recognition continues
Ohio officially designated Cincinnati’s Xavier University as a Collegiate Purple Star campus, a program recognizing the state’s higher-education institutions that are supportive and inclusive of military-connected students.
Planned giving leader to take charge of one of region’s oldest nonprofits
A longtime planned giving executive has been named president of the Cincinnati Scholarship Foundation, succeeding Ned Hertzenberg — who had led the organiation for 40 years.
Local donor pledges $18 million to Holocaust center, ensuring its future
A local donor has pledged $18 million to the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center, the center’s largest single gift ever.
Ohio PBS stations get $5M from state to help fix COVID learning loss
Ohio’s eight PBS stations will be working with local summer and afterschool program staff from across the state to help address disruptions to learning caused during the COVID-19 pandemic.