PBPO connects volunteer lawyers from corporations and law firms with social service agencies and other organizations, providing business and transactional legal support at no cost.
The competition aims to connect early-stage entrepreneurs with capital, mentorship and visibility – three of the biggest hurdles to growing a business.
The annual outdoor exhibition – now in its sixth year – officially opens Friday, July 18, with a live painting event from 4 to 9 p.m. at Washington Park.
The Black Empowerment Works program is investing $1.9 million in 53 Greater Cincinnati efforts focused on supporting efforts to help Black families thrive.
The United States Mint released the designs of the commemorative coins honoring Harriet Tubman. The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center will receive some proceeds from the sale of the coins.
During the event, business leaders comprising Satterwhite and Robertson’s campaign cabinet were recognized for their efforts in fundraising for the arts.