Agenda: 5:30-5:45 p.m. grab snacks and get settled, courtesy of The Sub-Zero, Wolf and Cove Showroom by Tisdel; 5:45-6:45 p.m ...

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Through its 10-year-old Summermusik program, the Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra has introduced lively, sometimes surprising ...

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In the current market it can be challenging to move from a starter home to a family home, or from an empty nest to a forever ...

Joe Simon One of the 10 evaluation factors is whether the village provides fire and police services, or contracts with a “private nongovernmental entity” to provide them. Contracting with the sheriff ...

Paul Grilli Lower Price Hill Lower Price Hill’s environmental legacy dates back decades to at least the postwar industrial boom in the 1940s. Its people are on the low end of the income scale and they ...

A four-year effort to raise awareness about the Ohio River and its towns as places of active tourism has won a major boost with an official designation by the U.S. Department of the Interior. More ...

Nonprofits face inherent disadvantages in comparison to for-profit companies including compensation and, at times, irregular schedules and working conditions, and the stress of working diligently to ...

A Walker Career Center student practices checking teeth. “The program has taught me how to properly brush and floss, and this has helped me teach my younger brother with his oral health,” she says.