By Sara Sybert October 13, 2022 Arts & Entertainment, Dining, Fall 2022 Honoring the Founding Father The Filson provides a new kind of dining experience while paying homage to the city’s founder If The Banks wasn’t…
By the Editors October 13, 2022 Fall 2022, Live Well Top Dentists 2022 “If you had a patient in need of a dentist, which dentist would you refer them to?” This is the…
By Don Mooney October 12, 2022 Column, Fall 2022 Where Have All the Teachers Gone? Several factors have led to our region’s teacher shortage Another View, by Don Mooney Weeks into the 2022-23 school year,…
By Sarah Sybert October 7, 2022 Arts & Entertainment, Fall 2022 Fall Into Fun Take time to enjoy the season at one of these upcoming events Summer may be over, but that doesn’t mean…
By David Holthaus October 7, 2022 Fall 2022, Schools Increasing Access Cincinnati State adds programs while keeping its tuition down The cost of college has risen steadily and steeply over the…
By Corinne Minard October 6, 2022 Fall 2022, Schools Learning Together Program brings together Oak Hills Local School District and Mount St. Joseph University students Over on the West Side, Oak…
By Corinne Minard October 6, 2022 Fall 2022, Schools A Helping Hand Oyler mentoring program survives COVID, comes back strong Operating out of Cincinnati Public Schools’ Oyler School in Lower Price Hill,…
By Meta Hoge October 6, 2022 Fall 2022, Schools Writing Their Own Stories Students at The Seven Hills School were challenged to write a novel in one semester This past spring, a group…
By Ginny McCabe October 6, 2022 Fall 2022, Live Well Advanced Care Women across the region benefit from the latest advances in health care When it comes to women’s health care, the…
By Terry Troy October 6, 2022 Business, Fall 2022 Profitable Partnerships REDI Cincinnati and JobsOhio have great numbers for Southwest Ohio When it comes to economic development, you have to let…