
Beyond the Curb: Creativity and vision transform a Newport house featured in River City Living
The sagging house on the edge of Newport’s East Row neighborhood looked unsafe and uninspiring to most passersby. Mark Ramler,…
The sagging house on the edge of Newport’s East Row neighborhood looked unsafe and uninspiring to most passersby. Mark Ramler,…
Calling all scientists! Cincinnati Museum Center (CMC) is seeking citizen scientists to help observe and record data on the plants…
The Kentucky Symphony Orchestra opens its 29th season in an industrial warehouse with a Halloween mix of string classics that…
Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road (GSKWR) has announced its GEMS (Girls in Engineering, Math & Science) 2020 keynote speaker,…
The Women’s Crisis Center’s 12th annual Toast for Hope fundraiser is online this year and launches today. It will include…
The Kentucky Coalition for Healthy Children, created to advocate for school-based policies and programs to improve the health of the…
The venue may have been virtual, but the love of art was live at Behringer-Crawford’s 28th annual freshART auction. More…
Three agencies with a long history of feeding the hungry and helping vulnerable populations will split $110,600 from the City…
Kentucky farmers donated $611,743.08 to the Ag Tag Program in the 2020 fiscal year that ended June 30, Agriculture Commissioner…
Duke Energy is granting more than $500,000 in additional community funding to help Greater Cincinnati individuals, families and communities recover,…
A high-tech $3 million virtual reality experience called the “Truth Traveler” is open at the Ark Encounter, featuring its first…
The Young Professionals Choral Collective (YPCC) will kick off its ninth season with an unconventional, in-person performance on the Purple…
There’s magic and merriment on every floor of Behringer-Crawford Museum this holiday season, from vintage Christmas vignettes to antique toys…
Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s month-old baby eastern black rhino will be called “Ajani Joe.” Almost 300 people purchased shower gifts…
Athletic competition may have taken a timeout this fall due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but that hasn’t kept the Northern…
In 1826, Gov. Joseph Desha pardoned his own son for murder. In a horrific crime, Gov. William Goebel was assassinated…
The Devou Good Foundation of Northern Kentucky has donated 1,000 new bike racks and five repair stations to the City…
Despite the postponement of the Book by the Banks 14th annual book festival, the 2020 writers’ contest is still happening….
A new book celebrating the leadership of women who have shaped the arts in Greater Cincinnati will be the focus…
By Dr. Laura Hancock Jones, Dr. Christina Howard, and Keith Inman In the last seven months, Kentuckians have heard a…
True to its mission, Keeneland will support and raise funds for a number of worthy causes in the Central Kentucky…
October is National Farm to School Month, an annual campaign that celebrates the connections happening across the country between kids,…