The Woman’s Art Cultural Center will show off the results of its invitation to artists, young and old, to take part in the Mariemont Paint-Out.
Category: Nonprofit News
Skyward, Tri-ED launch joint campaign
Skyward (formerly Vision 2015) and Northern Kentucky Tri-ED have launched the joint One Vision One Voice fundraising campaign.
Discounted admission to Children’s Museum
Guests from all backgrounds now may find it easier to visit Duke Energy Children’s Museum by participating in Museums for All, which provides discounted admission for families presenting food assistance (EBT) cards.
Aquino retires after 45 years with United Way
Carol Aquino saw a lot of changes during her four-plus decades with United Way, but she says one thing never changed: a commitment to the community. UWGC honored her tenure at a send-off retirement party.
Refurbished Central Parkway YMCA opens
“The transformation of the Central Parkway YMCA has been our dream for more than a decade, and this $17 million revitalization will enable the Y to be an essential health and wellness resource in this community for many years.” Check out the photos from the opening…
Great Parks tree and shrub sale, your yard will thank you
Sale ends Sept. 14, don’t miss out on finding the perfect plants for your yard at the Great Parks Annual Native Tree and Shrub Sale.
New patient tower opens at Jewish Hospital
Mercy Health-Cincinnati hosted a ceremony marking completion of the first phase of a renovation and expansion project at The Jewish Hospital-Mercy Health. Read on to see the upgrades and new constructions are included.
Rauh House restoration earns accolades
Cincinnati Preservation Association is celebrating the announcement that the restoration of the Frederick and Harriet Rauh House has received a major national award, the Design Award of Excellence.
Shaker Trace Nursery gets national recognition
Shaker Trace Nursery, located in Miami Whitewater Forest, has been awarded the Club Horticulture Commendation by the Garden Club of America “for visionary efforts in the restoration of Hamilton County lands, and the ongoing work propagating and distributing native seeds locally and nationally.”
