Board of Education to celebrate Gareth Kurowski and Neelan Gandhi on August 11 “Winning a state championship is an extraordinary accomplishment and a reflection of countless hours of discipline and teamwork,” said Brian Phelps, Indian Hill director of alumni & community advancement. “Our doubles champions represented Indian Hill with class, determination, and competitive excellence throughout... Continue Reading →
Rotary Foundation of Cincinnati Awards $100,000 to Rebuild 1,000 Hands Playground at Sawyer Point
Additional grants bring total community investment to more than $136,000 On Thursday, August 6, the Rotary Foundation of Cincinnati announced a $100,000 grant to support the rebuilding of the 1,000 Hands Playground at Sawyer Point, along with an additional $36,711 in grants to nonprofit organizations serving children and families throughout Greater Cincinnati. These investments were... Continue Reading →
Queen City Book Bank Leaders Throw Ceremonial First Pitch at Cincinnati Reds Game, Highlighting the Power of Community
Queen City Book Bank (QCBB) proudly celebrated a memorable evening at the Cincinnati Reds game on July 27th as Board Chair Katy Meinhardt and Vice Chair Kevin Kushman took the field to deliver the ceremonial first pitch. Mother Nature had other plans and severe weather forced the game to be canceled shortly after the ceremony.... Continue Reading →
Rooted to Grow: Our Foundation
Guest Column By Indian Hill Superintendent Dr. Melissa Stewart The Indian Hill School District interlocking IH. I have spotted it in so many locations: Kenwood Mall, the airport, New York City at Washington Square, and even near the bottom of the Grand Canyon. When I see it – when we see it – we know. It... Continue Reading →
Digging In: A Way of Life
By Jennifer Smith How does one become a gardener? With my first house I decided, perhaps influenced by my mom who’s an avid gardener, to plant a garden. Later in life I thought nothing of adopting a park for a few years as well as several plots in Ault Park, where my parents were also... Continue Reading →
Buffalo Bill Cody and Cincinnati
Story and photos by Mary Casey-Sturk Earlier this summer, I visited Cody, Wyoming. This city, founded by famed showman, William Frederick Cody, better known as Buffalo Bill Cody, charmed me from the moment I stepped out of our rental vehicle. Cody, the man, charmed Cincinnati many times over with his high energy Wild West shows.... Continue Reading →
The Sanctuary Within: Cultivating a Home Yoga Practice
BY ANNA FERGUSON, AUTHOR & YOGA INSTRUCTOR In the modern world, our homes often become extensions of our busy lives—filled with the hum of electronics, the clutter of daily tasks, and the lingering energy of a workday. However, one of the most transformative shifts you can make is viewing your living space not just as... Continue Reading →
Stepping Stones to Host 22nd Annual Bloom Fundraiser
Annual event returns October 3rd. Stepping Stones will host the 2026 Bloom fundraiser, presented by Roto-Rooter, on Saturday, October 3rd at Element Eatery in Madisonville. Event chair Gwen Horter invites you to put on your dancing shoes and get groovy for Boogie & Bloom, a 70s-inspired disco night. Step back in time with retro arcade... Continue Reading →
My Sidekick and Me: New Kitchen, Old Habits
By Lisa Desatnik, CPDT-KA, FFCP, FDM, CPBC Walking onto your kitchen to find your meatloaf…GONE…or you’re turning around from the kitchen sink to find your dog’s front paws on the counter, is VERY irritating! You may have a few choice words to say out loud or under your breath. BAD DOG!!!! NAUGHTY BOY!!! Now, take... Continue Reading →
Books to Help You Create a Home That You Will Love
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 →
