EVENTS
Cincinnati Youth Collaborative, and new Workforce Engagement Manager, Neil Choudury, prepare local youth for the Good Jobs Challenge.
The ‘Caitlin Clark Effect’ means. millions of dollars, media exposure for Central Indiana.
Pig Works, the parent organization of the Flying Pig Marathon, awarded 14 scholarships to area high school track and cross country athletes at its annual Scholarship Breakfast at Music Hall on Wednesday. The scholarships, totaling $20,000, are given to students who demonstrate dedication, teamwork and service to their schools and communities.
The new Tire Discounters and Carriage House Car Wash in Mason donated proceeds from its opening weekend to the Shine Like Sable Foundation.
Karen Wellington Foundation holds a first class event this Saturday to help put fun on the calendar for women living with breast cancer.
Traveling to totality? Staying closer to home? No matter where you plan to observe the eclipse on April 8, it will be a once in a (most of our) lifetime event. Find our more about its cosmic significance and how best to be a part of this rare and epic phenomenon.
Though Cincinnati proper will only see a partial eclipse, you're just a short drive away from totality. Find your path to see the astronomical event of the year.
After a sesaon that started with a lineup full of rookies and unknowns, last year's Reds team became fan favorites that just fell short of making the postseason. With a year of experience under their belts, and a healthy starting pitching rotation, Betsy Ross says it's going to be a fun year to be a Reds fan!
Magnified Giving empower the next generation of philanthropists by educating young people about their own potential to create positive change.
This year’s Flying Pig Marathon’s wants to rais one million dollars for local charities with its “Piggest Raffle Ever.” See how you can join the fun!
Don’t miss a free showing of the beloved movie “Hoosiers” that also celebrates the 70th anniversary of the event that inspired it!