By the Editors March 14, 2022 Business, Community, Spring 2022 2022 Power 100 When we entered 2022, we expected the COVID-19 pandemic to be in the rearview. Instead, a variant that began spreading…
By Joseph Frye September 14, 2021 Cincy Today, Digital Exclusive Regional Music Venues Vary on Pandemic Policies With COVID-19 cases up, concert locations are mostly requiring vaccination or negative test, but others leaving it up to guests…
By Bryn Dippold July 15, 2021 Retirement, Summer 2021 Bouncing Back Local retirement communities are bringing back visitors and activities after a difficult year The COVID-19 pandemic, as we all know,…
By Noah Tong May 26, 2021 Digital Exclusive, Sports Will Team USA Participate in the Olympics? It seems the Tokyo Olympics will take place despite COVID-19 cases surging in Japan While the United States is slowly opening and approaching…
By Bill Ferguson Jr. March 15, 2021 Cincy Today, Digital Exclusive COVID-19 Still a Disruption One Year After Ohio Shutdown No one knew at the start how coronavirus would cause such chaos in day-to-day living One year ago, Gov. Mike…
By Laura Leavitt March 11, 2021 Business, Spring 2021 The Power of the Pivot How the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati has remained anchored to Its mission during an unusual year The YMCA of Greater…
By Andy Temmel March 10, 2021 Live Well, Spring 2021 Finding Hope for Mental Health Mental health awareness is becoming more accepted, but it’s important to know how, when and where to seek help Many…
By Bill Ferguson February 15, 2021 Cincy Today, Digital Exclusive As COVID Cases Fall, DeWine Lets Up on Curfew You can stay out late again, but governor says people need to remain vigilant Cincinnatians and other Ohioans this past…
By Timothy Walker January 25, 2021 Cincy Today, Digital Exclusive Helping Those Who Help Others Social media group encourages Ohioans to assist nurses in need throughout the state With the COVID-19 pandemic still spreading, there…
By Bill Ferguson Jr. December 29, 2020 Cincy Today, Digital Exclusive Unemployment Benefits Extended New legislation extends benefits for thousands of Ohioians Several hundred thousand Ohioans will continue to receive federal extended unemployment benefits…