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19/09/2026

Pink, rhinestones and Dolly Parton-inspired activities are taking over Kenton County Public Library branches Sept. 25.

The systemwide celebration will honor Parton, the songwriter behind “9 to 5,” while highlighting one of her most enduring legacies: Dolly Parton's Imagination Library.

A systemwide celebration will honor Parton, the songwriter behind "9 to 5," while highlighting one of her most enduring legacies: Dolly Parton's Imagination Library.

17/09/2026

FUSIAN is hosting a Cincinnati-themed event Sept. 22 to benefit the Cincy Hat Foundation founded by Cincinnati Bengals center Ted Karras to support adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Karras and offensive lineman Dalton Risner will be there signing autographs, with an appearance by the Ben-Gal Cheerleaders and other giveaways. Plus, $1 from every Cincy Roll sold at FUSIAN through Sept. 30 will go to the foundation.

We’ve got the details on the event, the partnership and that whole “sushi for life” thing.

Through Sept. 30, $1 from every Cincy Roll sold at FUSIAN will benefit the foundation.

13/09/2026

Miami University is bringing computing and engineering technology together in a new department aimed at preparing students for the changing demands of the workforce.

The university’s regional campuses in Hamilton and Middletown launched the Department of Applied Computing and Engineering Technology as part of its expansion of hands-on, career-focused education. The department also is adding two associate degree programs in mechatronics and engineering technology. Approved by the Ohio Department of Higher Education, both are scheduled to begin in fall 2027.

The additions are part of the ongoing transformation of Miami’s Hamilton campus into a polytechnic college.

The changes are part of the ongoing transformation of the Miami University's Hamilton campus into a polytechnic college.

12/09/2026

More than 15,000 people have helped raise $20,000 for local environmental nonprofits through MadTree Brewing’s charitable Tree Fund this year.

Customers contributed while making purchases at MadTree’s Oakley Taproom and MadTree Parks & Rec. All Tree Fund proceeds go to local environmental nonprofits. The giving also comes just ahead from the brewery’s participation in Cincinnati Parks’ annual ReLeaf tree giveaway which begins today.

Customers contributed while making purchases at MadTree’s Oakley Taproom and MadTree Parks & Rec. All that funding goes toward local environmental efforts.

11/09/2026

Meet Tamia Stinson.

She’s been called a serial entrepreneur, visionary, “Purple Rain” aficionado and spreadsheet nerd. She’s even a Slumber Party Dance-off Champion. But the title that may fit her best? Connector.

As the force behind the Cincinnati Regional Chamber's Cincinnati Artist Network initiative, Stinson brings local artists and creative entrepreneurs together with businesses that can use their talents.

Get to know the woman connecting the region’s creative talent in the latest story from Movers & Makers.

Over the years, Tamia Stinson has been described in many ways: serial entrepreneur, Slumber Party Dance-off Champion, visionary, “Purple Rain” aficionado, spreadsheet nerd. There is a bit of truth in each one of those, though I prefer to think of her as a matchmaker. She prefers “connector” ...

09/09/2026

📚 Donate today or Wednesday and your gift can go twice as far.

Donations to the Scripps Howard Fund and Scripps Howard Foundation’s “If You Give a Child a Book …” campaign will be matched dollar for dollar, up to $200,000, helping put free books into the hands of children at low-income schools across the country.

A $12 donation during the two-day match provides four books instead of two, helping to build a child's home library.

The “If You Give a Child a Book …” campaign, now in its 10th year, aims to put books in the hands of children who are developing their reading skills and building confidence as independent readers.

06/09/2026

Photography captures a single moment. FotoFocus’ 2026 Biennial wants to put a bunch of those captured moments into perspective.

“The Long View,” the eighth edition of the Cincinnati-based photography festival, will bring 74 exhibitions to 65 venues across Greater Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus and Northern Kentucky throughout October. Its theme uses photography to consider our place within the sweep of history and reflect on the past, present and future.

“The United States is at a critical moment in its history and it is my hope that, through a broad spectrum of photography exhibitions and conversations, we can better understand where we are, where we have been, and where we are going as a nation and culture,” said Kevin Moore, FotoFocus artistic director and curator.

The monthlong festival aims to use photography to help people consider their place in history and reflect on the past, present and future.

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