After 11 years working for two national accounting firms, Rick Flynn felt an “entrepreneurial itch.” He longed for closer relationships with smaller clients, and to be more a part of the surrounding community. As a result, Flynn & Company was born.
Thinking back on this tumultuous past year, have you experienced an extraordinary example of selflessness by someone in the community? If so, here’s a chance to show your appreciation: Nominate that person for the Jefferson Award for Public Service.
More than 120 students received gifts and enjoyed dancing elves in masks, costumed mascots and yuletide treats at the Rotary C;lub of Cincinnati’s first “drive-through Christmas” at Roselawn Condon School.
The Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber is honoring four prominent local leaders as 2020 Great Living Cincinnatians.
Camela Turrin was recognized for valor, John Raterman for administrative excellence, Matthew Flagler for self-improvement and Alexis Rodgers for community service.
The seventh annual Believe 2 Achieve dinner and auction supporting children with disabilities is moving to the Anderson Pavilion.
The Rotary Club of Cincinnati marked its longest-standing Christmas tradition with the annual holiday party for students at Roselawn Condon School.
The deadline is Feb. 2 to submit nominations for Rotary Club of Cincinnati’s Jefferson Award. The national Jefferson Award program recognizes outstanding volunteers and nonprofit programs that impact the community.
Rotary Club of Cincinnati members wielded picks and shovels at the Camp Allyn campus in Batavia and planted 22 trees on a frosty fall day.
