By Chris Weber I am the last person to ask about interior design, so when I need help with redoing a room, I usually head to the furniture store. For most people, the desire to create their own space is extremely personal. They want their homes to reflect what they love! While they like other... Continue Reading →
Greater Cincinnati Foundation and Cincinnati Scholarship Foundation Announce Strategic Partnership
New leadership to expand student scholarship access. Greater Cincinnati Foundation (GCF) and Cincinnati Scholarship Foundation (CSF) have entered into a strategic partnership designed to strengthen scholarship opportunities across the region, delivering greater impact to students, donors and the community. Both organizations have long demonstrated a commitment to investing in the region and fostering trusted relationships... Continue Reading →
Kindling a Fire: “Renouncing Falstaff”
By Cincinnati Country Day Head of School Rob Zimmerman ‘98 [Adapted from graduation remarks given May 30, 2026] A few weeks ago, three seniors came to my office wearing the unmistakable expression of young people in possession of blackmail material. And it was true. They had found my senior yearbook photo.One of the students was... Continue Reading →
Protected: Coming Soon: Stepping Inside Peterloon: The Storied Estate with Stories to Tell
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The Little Miami Conservancy (LMC) welcomes Ginger Clark as its new Executive Director
Loveland-based Little Miami Conservancy is pleased to announce the appointment of Ginger Clark as its newest Executive Director. As LMC enters its next chapter, Ms. Clark will lead the organization in its ongoing mission to protect, conserve, and enhance the natural, scenic, and recreational resources of the Little Miami State and National Scenic Riverand its... Continue Reading →
Indian Hill Garden Club Country Market Returns in September
Mark your calendars for a beloved autumn tradition! The Indian Hill Garden Club’s Country Market is a joyful celebration of community spirit and nature’s seasonal bounty, with something wonderful for every member of the family. Come hungry and curious as the legendary baked goods table, a raffle and wine pull, petting zoo, kids’ activities and... Continue Reading →
Free Shakespeare in the Park Tour Kicks off July 14th
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company (CSC) has announced its much-anticipated schedule of this summer’s FREE Shakespeare in the Park tour, featuring the favorite comedy Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare directed by CSC’s Robert Carlon Stimmel. Between July 14 and September 6, over 40 parks across the tri-state area will host free performances in Hamilton, Warren,... Continue Reading →
Best Reads for Early Summer
By Chris Weber This early summer brings new books by many of our favorite fiction authors. Below are some of my favorites. Hope you all have a wonderful summer vacation! More Than Enough by Anna Quindlen Bottom line – no one knows you quite like your book club. For English teacher, Polly Goodman, nothing could... Continue Reading →
Cincinnati Country Day School Names New Football and Girls Basketball Head Coaches
Cincinnati Country Day School has announced the hiring of Jim Collins as the head football coach and Kiana Allen as the head girls basketball coach. Jim Collins brings more than 35 years of collegiate coaching experience to CCDS. During his career, he has been named coach of the year five times and has led his... Continue Reading →
Your “YES” Means Nothing if You Can’t Say “NO”
BY ANNA FERGUSON, AUTHOR & YOGA INSTRUCTOR We live in an era of unprecedented connectivity. We have endless tools to reach one another, yet many of us feel more disconnected and "unseen" than ever. We’ve all felt the sting of being ghosted or left in limbo by people we once felt close to. Often, we... Continue Reading →
