By Chris Weber For the owners of the Bookshelf, one of the most important things that we do every year is to provide local children with books. For some of these children, this is the first time they have ever owned a book. In the words of the owners, “Books can change lives!” This year,... Continue Reading →
All are invited to induction ceremony on January 10, 2026All Braves are invited to attend an induction ceremony on Saturday, January 10, 2026, as the Indian Hill Athletic Hall of Fame welcomes four new members. Anna Podojil (2019), Coach Susan Savage, Special Division Coach Larry Ely, and Special Division Teacher Denny Dupps will be honored at... Continue Reading →
Celebration event scheduled for December 12 at 12:30 p.m. The Indian Hill School District is proud to announce that Indian Hill High School has been officially designated a Special Olympics Unified Champion National Banner School, a distinction awarded to schools that demonstrate a strong commitment to inclusion, acceptance, and respect for all students. Only 11... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk Cincinnati is a theater town, and it dazzles any time of year. For a family outing, entertaining guests, or as a gift, heading to the theater is a great way to enjoy music, dance and more. From family favorites to new productions, Cincinnati has plenty of options this holiday season. Cincinnati Shakespeare... Continue Reading →
By Lawre Bonekemper When Lola Bonnell died in 1966, she left her home and property at 8650 Camargo Road to the Village. Her will stipulated that the residence be named Buckingham Lodge and that the 13-acre adjacent parcel of land be set aside as a public park or bird sanctuary. The house – originally constructed... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk Cincinnati is known for great high school football teams and equally great rivalries. Indian Hill resident, Gregory J. Fry, tackles this topic with his new book, Conquering the Hill: The Remarkable Journey to the Greatest Gridiron Victory in Cincinnati Public Schools History. This is the true story of Western Hills High School’s... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk Looking back, how did you spend your allowance? The money your grandparents sent in your birthday card? The funds from babysitting or mowing lawns? Did you think about saving or wonder where your parents’ money came from? Lessons learned while young can inform adult financial decisions. At the University of Cincinnati, the... Continue Reading →
By Cincinnati Country Day Student, Shiva Shyam `26 Through a partnership with the Indian Hill Historical Society, Cincinnati Country Day School had the distinct honor of hosting Professor Akhil Reed Amar, Sterling Professor of Law and Political Science at Yale University and one of the nation’s foremost constitutional scholars. A top constitutional scholar, Professor Amar... Continue Reading →
An outstanding 58 Indian Hill High School students spent the summer interning through IH Entrepreneurs’ Center at professional organizations The Indian Hill School District is leading now through the IH Entrepreneurs’ Center Experienceships program. The innovative model connects students with professional learning opportunities across a wide range of fields, and students didn’t take the summer... Continue Reading →
The Cincinnati Country Day School community gathered in late September for one of the most meaningful traditions of Homecoming Weekend: the Alumni Breakfast. At this year’s gathering, two extraordinary alumni were honored for lives that exemplify the school’s values of service, integrity, and leadership. Andrew M. “Andy” Kaplan `75 received the 2025 Virtue in Action... Continue Reading →
