Seven nonprofits in Northern Kentucky were named finalists by the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce as part of its annual awards program recognizing long-standing organizations, “cool places to work” and ones embracing diversity and inclusion.
Gravely’s latest book, “Dear White Friend” draws deeply on experiences of a lifetime as a Black man making accommodations to participate and succeed in a white business world.
Six local television, radio and print news outlets will present an hour-long program for regional residents facing the harshest season of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Northern Kentucky-based organization responsible for community transformation through the implementation of bold goals has rebranded to better reflect its vision for the area.
An occasional digest of who’s making moves or waves in Greater Cincinnati’s nonprofit community…
Golfers can enjoy a day on the links and help change the trajectory of cancer in Grant County at the St. Elizabeth Foundation Grant Golf Classic.
Attendees will support the mission of the Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky at the sixth Annual Homeless to Hopeful fundraiser.
The American Heart Association/American Stroke Association will honor James C. and Rachel M. Votruba with the Heart of the City Award at the 2018 Heart Ball.
Two leaders from St. Elizabeth Healthcare are chairing the American Heart Association’s 2018 Greater Cincinnati Heart Ball.
This year guests at the Riverblast Grand Slam for Gateway will party in a new location — the Champions Club at Great American Ball Park.
