By Robin Gee School counselors wear many hats from social worker to academic and career advisor. They provide support for teachers in the classroom, valuable perspectives for administrators and a trusted ear for students seeking guidance. Overall, student well-being, success and confidence is a primary focus of their work. Elizabeth Ko is a counselor at... Continue Reading →
By Christian Meininger “The Long View” is the theme of the Fotofocus Biennial running throughout the month of October. The largest of its kind in America, the program includes 74 exhibitions in Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus and Northern Kentucky. Venues include museums, galleries, universities and public spaces. The theme suggests a broad perspective defined by distance... Continue Reading →
By Christian Meininger The Hyde Park Square Art Show returns on October 4. The show is celebrating 60 years of showcasing local artists. In the neighborhood of 3,000 visitors stroll the square each year in search of a new favorite piece. Admission is free for the fall Hyde Park staple from 10 a.m. to 5... Continue Reading →
Hyde Park resident Dr. William Faulkner has been an ophthalmologist with the Cincinnati Eye Institute (CEI) since 1980. He is semi-retired but still volunteers with the CEI Foundation. He is also the eye doctor for the Cincinnati Bengals. Each year he prepares a report about his special patients and his take on the team, bringing... Continue Reading →
Here it is -- our newest project! We are proud to present Living Magazines' first Home Guide! Home ownership can sometimes be a double-edged sword. The excitement over a long-anticipated renovation or purchase of a new home can lift you up...and then send you crashing back down when a pipe bursts or you realize how... Continue Reading →
Seven Hills was one of just two US teams selected to advance to the international round A team of students from The Seven Hills School represented the U.S. in the 12th Annual International Mathematical Modeling Challenge (IM²C), earning an honorable mention among 68 finalist teams from 37 countries and regions. Seven Hills was one of... Continue Reading →
By Robin Gee When JoAnn Morse and her husband Geoff Sutton moved to Cincinnati’s Walnut Hills neighborhood, they decided to pursue their passion for history. “We both have degrees in history, but we were in business until we retired. But when we moved here, we said to ourselves, ‘Gee, it would be really nice to... Continue Reading →
By Ben Lathrop, Hyde Park Library For the special “Home Issue” of Hyde Park Living, I’ve put together a trio of great “home” related resources that you can take advantage of from the comfort of your own…well you get the idea. Storytime At Home Go to youtube.com@cincylibraryarchive and click on “Playlists” to find hundreds of... Continue Reading →
Approximately 800 people gathered at the annual “A Public Reading of the Declaration of Independence” at Seasongood Pavilion in Cincinnati’s Eden Park on the morning of July 4, 2026 for a 50-minute celebration of the United States’ semiquincentennial. Emceed by Paula Brehm-Heeger, 20 notables from the region (names listed below) gave a reading of the... Continue Reading →
By Robin Gee, Hyde Park Living Editor Looking out on Hyde Park Square from a conference room in the front of his office, realtor and longtime resident Michael Hinckley said he will miss waving at the people walking by. He knows many of them. He sold them a house. Sometimes, later, he helped sell their... Continue Reading →
