The program awards $20,000 scholarships — distributed as $5,000 per year — to exceptional local student-athletes who compete in cross country or track and field.
Race organizers announced that the marathon’s full and half marathon courses have been officially certified following adjustments related to the demolition of Covington’s Fourth Street Bridge.
Sean Ryan, 23, of Tampa, took the men’s title in his marathon debut. In the women’s race, Olympic Trials qualifier Tori Parkinson claimed her first Flying Pig win.
Each student received a $5,000 scholarship in recognition of their involvement in cross country or track and field, along with their commitment to teamwork, leadership and community service.
Doug Olberding will replace Iris Simpson Bush as Pig Works’ chief executive. Simpson Bush will become the organization’s director of community engagement.
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The FCC3 walk/run event, presented by Medpace, returns July 17 to downtown Cincinnati, marking the first in-person racing for Pig Works since February 2020.
For the relative or friend who wants for nothing, here are some unique ideas for holiday gift giving that will also give you the satisfaction of support your local nonprofit community.
Eight Cincinnati-area women have been selected as 2020 YWCA Greater Cincinnati Career Women of Achievement for their leadership, vision, community service and professional success.