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 →
Cincinnati Country Day School's 2025-26 class scholars were announced during Convocation in August. For the Class of 2029, they are Ethan Kern and Itish Singh; for the Class of 2028, they are Ray Chen and Sophie Corwin; and for the Class of 2027, Max Sun, Minna Vens, and Matthew Wood. "Each year we announce the... 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 →
Mitch Hardy inspires new generation of student-musicians: the IHHS Class of 2015 alum new assistant director of award-winning Braves Marching Band. For Indian Hill High School Class of 2015 graduate Mitch Hardy, returning to Indian Hill isn't simply the next step in his career—it's coming home. This fall, Hardy joins the Indian Hill Arts Conservatory... Continue Reading →
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company (CSC) announced today the launch of a Capital Expansion Campaign: For All, For All Time, an investment in the future of theatre, arts education, and community engagement in Cincinnati. The estimated $25M campaign will fund the construction of a 19,000-square-foot community arts and education center, including a new studio theater, due south... Continue Reading →
Hannah Joseph’s initiative and leadership recognized through Cincinnati AI Leadership Awards An Indian Hill High School student turned an experiential learning opportunity into an extraordinary recognition during Cincy AI Week, earning the 2026 AI Next Generation Award as part of the Cincinnati AI Leadership Awards. Hannah Joseph attended Cincy AI Week through Indian Hill Experienceships,... Continue Reading →
The community is invited to hear from educational leader Rob Zimmerman at a complimentary event at Indian Hill Church on Sunday, October 18th, 4pm-6pm. This is part of IHC’s Good Neighbor Series and is open to all. Zimmerman is starting his sixth year as Head of School at Cincinnati Country Day School and many may... Continue Reading →
Sophie Qiao honored for demonstrating commitment to serving others The Indian Hill School District celebrates Indian Hill High School senior Sophie Qiao who earned the Congressional Award Gold Medal, one of the nation's highest honors recognizing youth achievement, leadership and service. “Sophie has demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to serving others while challenging herself to grow... Continue Reading →
Fourth grade Discovery students earn third place in Rube Goldberg Machine Contest The Indian Hill School District congratulates Indian Hill Elementary School fourth grade Discovery students for earning third place in the Elementary Division of the prestigious national Rube Goldberg Machine Contest, showcasing exceptional creativity, collaboration, and engineering design skills through a months-long STEM challenge.... Continue Reading →
