The animal shelter is waiving the fees to clear a kennel run this week so it can continue construction on its Colerain Avenue campus.
Cincinnati Animal CARE waives adoption fees for adult dogs
First Great Parks-Cohen e-waste recycling event this Saturday
Great Parks and Cohen Recycling will accept most electronics with a cord during events, but there are some restrictions.
Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra to debut music series at new E. Price Hill home
“ARCO Sessions” will feature intimate concerts curated and performed by members of the CCO. The inaugural series will include two programs this fall.
Findlay Market wants to share your market story
The market is collecting stories and photos from former employees, business owners and shoppers to help celebrate its 175th anniversary.
Latine performing arts festival to debut in Cincinnati
Voces y Movimiento: Latine Performing Arts Festival will debut in neighborhoods around Cincinnati this fall.
Last phase of Columbia Connector Trail project underway
Once complete, the Columbia Connector will add to Great Parks’ 94 miles of existing trails and complement nearby recreation areas along the Little Miami Scenic Corridor.
TriHealth helps Xavier land in top 10 for student health services
The ranking highlights Xavier’s partnership with TriHealth, which provides care to students and faculty through the Health United Building, or HUB.
Summerfair’s ‘Quest’ contest leads into 60th anniversary
60th Quest is a series of monthly social media contests that will send participants to local arts organizations and cultural destinations connected to Summerfair’s history.
Charla Weiss: Leadership with respect and empathy
If you’re new to Cincinnati, then you know: The first question you were asked was “Where did you go to high school?” The second : “Where are you from?” If you ask Charla Weiss, you’re in for a treat. Her answer illuminates a personality informed by a kaleidoscope of landscapes and cultures and a passionate appreciation for the arts.