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11/22/2024

Soapbox Cincinnati profiles three Gen Z women working at Safran, Mazak North America, and Tri-State Plastics, Inc, which operate facilities in NKY. They took different paths but found a common passion through roles in the manufacturing sector.

11/21/2024

Reflecting on the legacy of the contributions of Nancy Daly, who passed away October 21, to Soapbox Cincinnati and NKY Thrives, here's an article she wrote in late 2022 profiling longtime City of Florence mayor Diane Whelan. If there are any of Nancy's stories that you fondly remember, let us know in the comments section!

11/20/2024

University of Cincinnati and staff from SORTA/QUEEN CITY METRO and Butler Transit Authority are collaborating on using a $5.1 million U.S. Department of Transportation grant to study digital systems to manage construction life cycles of transit infrastructure projects. Soapbox Cincinnati tells the story.

11/19/2024

Residents and those visiting Fort Thomas, Kentucky have ample shopping opportunities in the "City of Beautiful Homes." Soapbox Cincinnati looks at shops, including Faded Finds French 75 Boutique and Blue Marble Books, and cafes and eateries such as Fort Thomas Coffee, Fort Thomas Parlor : Coffee, Ice Cream and Cookie Dough and Tickle Pickle Restaurant, there's ample opportunity to shop festively.

11/18/2024

As gatherings of family and friends consume our holiday plans, guests with alternative diets (gluten-free or vegan, among others) are becoming commonplace. Soapbox Cincinnati profiles locally based bakers, Beyond Grain Bakery and moondance heavenly desserts-gluten free, who offer tasty treats to accommodate guests with unique dietary needs.

11/15/2024

Soapbox Cincinnati looks at Middletown, OH and the impact of its parks on the community's quality of life.

11/14/2024

Soapbox Cincinnati looks at how tax levies fared in several Hamilton County, OH communities, including Village of Addyston, Miami Township, Hamilton County, and City of Cheviot, and the impact of the passage or failure of these levies.

11/13/2024

Soapbox Cincinnati profiles Music To Life, an organization that supports musicians on the local level, is presenting a community showcase at Urban Artifact at 7 p.m. Friday, November 15. The day before, Music To Life will present its Musician Changemaker Accelerator to help selected musicians enhance their careers. Read about how the organization helps musicians build their business skills and turn their ideas into action.

11/07/2024

Learn and discuss more about the growth strategies regional communities are using to attract developers and residents with a mix of incentives and amenities.
Join Soapbox and AIA Cincinnati for the final panel discussion in 2024. It's free to attend at the Oakley Library, RSVP required. https://buff.ly/4hDyJiT
AIA Cincinnati
Reztark Design Studio
Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library
The Port - Cincinnati
Hamilton County Planning + Development
Champlin Architecture
College Hill Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation (CHCURC)

11/06/2024

Soapbox Cincinnati mourns the passing of Nancy Daly, who was a contributor for us and NKY Thrives since 2020. She was a devoted community journalist throughout her career and was well respected in every office and community she served.

A life celebration will be held Thursday, November 7 at 6 p.m. at First United Church of Christ, 5808 Glenview Ave., Cincinnati. In lieu of flowers, Nancy requested that donations be made to Committee to Protect Journalists, the Knight Foundation Press Freedom Center, or to Soapbox.

11/01/2024

Soapbox Cincinnati has launched a Partner City series highlighting City of Middletown, Ohio - City Hall , a town with slightly more than 50,000 residents that spans both Butler and Warren counties. Check out our content thus far highlighting Downtown Middletown, Inc., Middletown City Schools, and other organizations central to the city's growth.
https://buff.ly/3Al4GMc

10/31/2024

According to the 2020 Census, Hamilton County, Ohio - Government County population grew 4.1%, including 3.1% outside Cincinnati. Community development corporations, such as those in College Hill Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation (CHCURC) and Madisonville Community Urban Redevelopment Corporation play a key role in managing productive growth, and architects from Reztark Design Studio and MA Design discuss collaboration and engagement processes.

10/30/2024

The entrepreneurial spirit isn't confined to large cities. Soapbox Cincinnati highlights Crooked Dog Comics, which set up shop in Middletown earlier this year. Chris Cayth, who owns it with his wife Jessica, retired as an air-traffic controller and followed his passion. He praised David Riggs and the Miami University Regionals Small Business Development Center for providing support and insights for establishing a small business. Read his story in the sidebar linked.
https://buff.ly/4feBQfc

10/29/2024

Most of us love all things spooky for Halloween, but the future for birds is a potentially scary situation. Soapbox Cincinnati outlines that the North American bird population has declined by nearly three billion breeding adults. Greater Cincinnati's avian population has 20 endangered or threatened species. Brett Gilmore, owner of Wild Birds Unlimited in Blue Ash, and Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden Head Aviculture Keeper Cody Sowers discuss how residents can support the populations of our feathered friends.

10/28/2024

Soapbox Cincinnati describes how the GE Aerospace Foundation and United Way of Greater Cincinnati joined forces to develop the Future of Manufacturing Fund to enhance program enrollment and training to enhance the pipeline of the next generation of manufacturing workers. Collaborators include the Advanced Manufacturing Industry Partnership, Cincinnati Youth Collaborative, Great Oaks Career Campuses, LEAD Training and The Learning Grove.

10/25/2024

Plans are underway to revitalize the iconic 20-story Terrace Plaza building downtown, which has been vacant for 15 years. Real estate developer Tony Birkla has purchased the building, and a $10 million grant from the Ohio Department of Development is facilitating removal of asbestos and hazardous waste. Reztark Design Studio is reimagining the site as a mixed-use property. Soapbox Cincinnati looks at Terrace Plaza's past and possible future.

10/24/2024

Soapbox Cincinnati looks at Butler Tech and its role in helping provide career opportunities for City of Middletown, Ohio - City Hall residents of all ages in growing industries such as healthcare and aviation technology. The Aviation Education Hangar, slated for completion in Middletown in early 2026, will greatly augment its capacity to help students achieve goals.

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