After a decade of transformational progress for Greater Cincinnati’s trail and bikeway network, Tri-State Trails will become a stand-alone nonprofit organization – separating from parent organization Green Umbrella.
Group cuts tie to Green Umbrella
Category: Environment
Benefit planned for Ky. flooding relief
A team of Cincinnatians with connections in Eastern Kentucky have organized a benefit to help flooding victims there.
Food rescue increasing NKY work
Last Mile Food Rescue, a volunteer driven logistics link that rescues high quality food throughout Greater Cincinnati, is rescuing food for a growing number of Northern Kentucky nonprofit partner agencies.
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.
Mayor names Baker, four others to city’s housing advisory board
LISC Executive Director Kristen Baker has brought housing affordability into sharp focus as a regional policy priority by amplifying what is possible to achieve together.
Polly Campbell faces the flames of climate change
We drove home across the tinder-dry West with the smoke of forest fires behind us. Shortly after we got back, the Caldor Fire started about 30 miles from the cabin.
Kroger foundation sponsoring SXSW food conference
New Life to open store in Sharonville
New Life Furniture Bank is opening the region’s first furniture thrift store in Sharonville.
Great Parks nabs $6.15M for 2 efforts
Great Parks has landed two key grants — a massive $6 million infusion for connecting several parks and a $150K contribution for a music center.
