By Dr. Mark Mussman People look back at Over- the-Rhine in the year 2000, and call it things like an economic wasteland, a drug infested...

By Sam Schloemer I once had a neighbor who was irritated that I would visit and take cookies to the men incarcerated at Lebanon...

By Pinecrest Residents’ United On Tuesday, April 28, 2020, at 11am, spokespeople from Pinecrest Residents’ United will gather in front of...

By Alexandra McIntosh You’ve probably heard the one about canaries in the coal mines—how old-timey miners took birdcages into the dark...

By Bill Woods Today is Earth Day. As this article gets written in the midst of the Coronavirus Pandemic on April 22nd, the country...

By Dr. Mark Mussman The Minority of housing in Cincinnati was built before 1970. This means that while some housing has modern amenities,...

By Amanda Lynn Barker As the social fallout from the pandemic continues to accelerate across Cincinnati, social service providers and...

By Bill Woods Scary! Weird! Strange! Lonely! Tragic! Otherworldly! Unsettling! These are just a few words that neighbors have used to...

By Press Release In response to the growing realities and impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, Produce Perks Midwest has increased its...

By Amanda Lynn Barker During this historical moment, we are all subject to the uncertainty of a crisis situation. Drones fly through...

By Bill Woods Cincinnati confronts a major affordable housing crisis. A recent study by LISC found that a 40,000 affordable housing unit...

By Bill Woods Government and politics in this country has been anything but normal in 2020. The year began with the impeachment of the...

By Katelyn Lusher When I was growing up, my mom didn’t work. Until I went to college and my youngest sister was old enough to stay home...

By Staff On Wednesday, February 26, 2020 members and supporters of the Intercommunity Justice and Peace Center (IJPC) gathered alongside...

By Bill Woods A tax levy to improve bus service in Cincinnati and Hamilton County will confront voters in the upcoming primary election....

By Micaela Adams Poverty has always been linked with increased risk for psychological disorders in children and adults, due to poor...

By Kim McDermott The Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati (LNGC) hosted its ninth annual Handbags for Hope fundraiser on February 6,...

By Bill Woods How did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 become the law of the land? A play performed by the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company...

By Katelyn Lusher On Saturday, January 18th, I participated in the 3rd annual Women’s March in downtown Cincinnati. The Women’s March...

By Bill Woods So begins a major political year. As this piece is being written, the House of Representatives prepares to send the two...