By Lisa Desatnik, CPDT-KA, FFCP, FDM, CPBC The opportunity to play with another dog, to go for a walk, or to jump in a pool. These activities can be big distractions when it comes to your dog doing what you want…OR, these activities can be an asset to you in teaching behaviors. The Premack... Continue Reading →
Women-led Philanthropic Group Announces Four $100,000 Grants and three $10,000 Awards in Cincinnati Region On September 15, Impact 100 presented four local nonprofits with $100,000 grants to fund innovative community projects and gave three finalists awards of $10,000 each. $100,000 Grant Recipients Mary Magdalen House Mercy Neighborhood Ministries Giving Voice Women Helping Women The finalists... Continue Reading →
By Ben Lathrop, Hyde Park Library Library News Resource Highlight: Homework HelpNow As the new school year gets into full swing, did you know that students can get no-cost, live homework help, skills building, writing assistance, test prep help, FAFSA application help and more from expert tutors through the library’s online resource Homework HelpNow? Live... Continue Reading →
Natural Bridge State Resort Park will host Living Archaeology Weekend, a free event bringing together artisans, heritage specialists, and the public to explore the area's rich cultural traditions on Sept. 18-19. On Friday, Sept. 18, the event will host dozens of preregistered school groups only. On Saturday, Sept. 19, the event is open and free... Continue Reading →
By Jennifer Smith Plant a garden that pleases you, first and foremost. People often wonder aloud, What will the neighbors think of my new garden? What will happen when I sell my house? Will my garden look out of step with the rest of the gardens on the street? To the final question my reply is, I... 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 →
A sensation on Broadway and in London, the immersive and relevant “Network” receives its Regional Premiere here in Cincinnati. Cincinnati Shakespeare Company presents the Regional Premiere of Network, adapted for the stage by Lee Hall, based on the Academy Award winning film by Paddy Chayefsky. The production is directed by Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Producing Artistic... Continue Reading →
Eight Braves earn elite positions The Indian Hill School District and the Indian Hill Arts Conservatory celebrate the eight Indian Hill High School student-musicians who have earned positions in the prestigious Cincinnati Symphony Youth Orchestra (CSYO) for the 2026–2027 season. Following a rigorous audition process, the students were selected to perform as members of either... Continue Reading →
The Indian Hill Historical Society will host its 5th Annual Authors Series on Thursday, October 22, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. at the Indian Hill High School Sue Harder Memorial Performing Arts Center, 6865 Drake Rd, 45243. This year’s featured author is Peter Bronson, an award-winning journalist, historian, and former Cincinnati Enquirer editor. Bronson has written... Continue Reading →
