World Peace Yoga Becomes Cincinnati’s First Yoga School to Achieve American Yoga Council Accreditation

World Peace Yoga has become the first yoga studio in Cincinnati to have its school and certification program accredited by the American Yoga Council (AYC). This distinction places World Peace Yoga among a leading group of the first 500 schools nationwide to receive this accreditation, joining prestigious institutions such as the Himalayan Institute and Loyola Marymount University Master... Continue Reading →

April 9, 2026 0

Indian Hill High School student advocates on Capitol Hill, earns national recognition from Tourette Association of America

Senior Nathan Chamot joined advocates from across the country during the TouretteAssociation of America’s annual Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill The Indian Hill School District congratulates Indian Hill High School senior Nathan Chamot who recently traveled to Washington, D.C., where he joined advocates from across the country to raise awareness and support for individuals living... Continue Reading →

April 9, 2026 0

Into the Woods: Ault Park’s New Discovery Trail

By Robin Gee There were some patches of snow on the ground last December when excited children, dressed in winter jackets, scarves and hats, burst through the green plastic ribbon marking the entrance to Ault Park’s new playground. Each child wanted to be the first on the 20-foot climbing tower and try out the new... Continue Reading →

April 6, 2026 0

A Family’s Loss Gives Support to College Students

By Mary Casey-Sturk Alyson Von Handorf passed away at the young age of 32 in 2022. Alyson, Aly, as she was known, was born with a rare disease called Sanfilippo Syndrome. Also known as MPS III, it is a mucopolysaccharide disease with no cure and no approved treatment currently available. One in 70,000 newborns is... Continue Reading →

April 6, 2026 0

Helping Our Neighbors: Meet Eric Scherpenberg

By Mary Casey-Sturk When I sat down with Eric Scherpenberg at Fort Thomas Coffee, I expected to learn about his commitment to Fort Thomas and his work in the community. What I didn’t realize is that our conversation would turn to a very personal subject for me – heart attacks. In 2018, I suffered a... Continue Reading →

February 23, 2026 1

What If It Does Works Out? Living Your Best in the Uncertainty of It All

By Julie Isphording Life is filled with uncertainty. We rarely get guarantees, clear paths, or perfect timing. Most of the time, we stand at the starting line of something new without knowing how it will end. And yet, we still have to decide how we’re going to show up. When I stood on the starting... Continue Reading →

February 5, 2026 0

Kate’s Story: Serendipity and Awareness Save a Local Soccer Player’s Life

By Robin Gee Last January, Summit Country Day eighth grader and Hyde Park resident Kate Kroner was at winter soccer practice. An elite level athlete with six seasons at Kings Hammer Youth Football Club, she was often at practice, in a game or working out. She had a substitute coach that day, but Coach Ryan... Continue Reading →

January 28, 2026 0

Indian Hill High School student donates $10,000 to Dayton Children’s Hospital Growth Hormone Fund

Aidan Kincaid spreads support and education about Growth Hormone Deficiency with his nonprofit organization Indian Hill High School student Aidan Kincaid and his student-led nonprofit organization, Teens Together, presented a $10,000 donation to Dayton Children’s Hospital and its Growth Hormone Fund on Friday, January 9, at Dayton Children’s Hospital. The donation supports children diagnosed with... Continue Reading →

January 21, 2026 0

Indian Hill’s Amy Dunlap Named 2025 National Coach of the Year

Braves soccer coach awarded by United Soccer Coaches The Indian Hill School District congratulated Indian Hill High School Head Girls Soccer Coach Amy Dunlap for being named the 2025 National High School Girls Small Public School Coach of the Year by United Soccer Coaches, one of the nation’s leading soccer organizations. The prestigious national honor... Continue Reading →

January 8, 2026 0

Bethany House Raises Awareness and Funds to Serve Area Families

By Robin Gee This fall, Bethany House Services, an organization dedicated to ending homelessness for area families with children, held their annual Welcome Home Bash fundraiser at the American Sign Museum. The organization raised close to $330,000 to help provide shelter and support for the families they serve. The Bethany House motto, “One Step Closer... Continue Reading →

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