By Lisa Desatnik, CPDT-KA, FFCP, FDM, CPBC Potty training a puppy can feel very tedious at times. I get it. Adjusting your life to ensure excellent management and teaching can be a lot. And what about those times when you think you are doing everything right, but moments after coming inside, after emptying his bladder,... Continue Reading →
By Robin Gee Faye Kilpatrick is not old enough to drive yet but she knows what it’s like to drive a bit fast and furious. This year and last, she competed in the Cincinnati Soap Box Derby, the local section of the All American Soap Box Derby. She came in fourth in both years with... Continue Reading →
Stepping Stones hosted its 10th annual Sporting Clays Tournament on October 23, 2026, at the Sycamore Pheasant Club in Loveland. The event raised a net total of more than $122,800+ to benefit year-round programming for children, teens and adults with disabilities, making it the most successful Sporting Clays Tournament to date! Attendees hit the course... Continue Reading →
At a time when immigration is very much a hot topic in the United States, the new documentary “Connecting Cultures: Cincinnati to Guatemala,” offers a fresh take on the controversy by exploring three decades of immigration, business and coffee connections. A Cincinnati-based nonprofit changing lives in Guatemala is featured, along with Guatemalan immigrants influencing businesses,... Continue Reading →
By Robin Gee Here in Cincinnati we are proud of our iconic food. Cinci-style chili? Of course! Goetta? Absolutely! Southern-style? Yes m’am. German food? Hold my beer! Chinese food? Wait, what? Yes, Cincinnati has a Chinese food heritage. We may not be well known for it, but thanks to the contributions of a handful of... Continue Reading →
The Cincinnati Tennis Foundation, in partnership with Neyer Properties, today broke ground on the First Serve Tennis and Education Center, a $10 million year-round campus in Norwood made possible by a transformative partnership with First Serve Community Fund, the center’s cornerstone naming rights partner. First Serve Community Fund has committed to the project, the largest... Continue Reading →
By Anna Ferguson As the season turns, nature offers us a timeless lesson in letting go. Look outside: the leaves don’t cling frantically to the branches, terrified of what happens when they hit the ground. They don't bargain with the wind or resist the pull of gravity. Instead, they soften, change color, surrender to the... Continue Reading →
By Christian Meininger The mission behind Cincinnati Public Radio’s new building in Evanston is to “bring the public in,” according to CEO Rich Eiswerth. He explained that their new headquarters are equipped for music performances, political debates, aspiring podcasters and other nonprofits. The building is the first broadcast facility in the country, and the first... Continue Reading →
By Jennifer Smith Sparks of inspiration guided my gardening years before I planted my first garden. When I was young, my mom, a bit breathless and hot from a day in the garden would come into the blessed cool of the air-conditioned house. Looking at once tuckered and immensely satisfied, she painted a clear picture... Continue Reading →
Stepping Stones hosted its 22nd annual Boogie & Bloom fundraiser, presented by Roto-Rooter, on Saturday, October 3rd at Element Eatery. The event raised a net total of more than $391,595+ to benefit year-round programming for children, teens and adults with disabilities. Event chair Gwen Horter hosted the 70s-themed evening with retro arcade games, an illuminated... Continue Reading →
