Richter & Phillips just won a prestigious award from INSTORE magazine, coming in third place in the category "Big Cool." You have to stop in the store to see why (or read our story).
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Saint Ursula Academy has made big changes to its building and classrooms, looking to help its students get the very best as part of their education.
Mike and Theresa just got married and celebrated with multiple days of celebration! Come check out the fun photos.
When Jay Takach, principal designer at Evolo Design, was tasked with finding the right architect for a new home build in Indian Hill, he knew who to call: Mike Wentz of WentzDesign.Â
Do you know if Medicare is a good option for you or a loved one? If you have questions, Strategic Benefits of Cincinnati is here to help! Deb Burns has been educating clients for over 20 years to find the best plan for them.
These seven specialists in Cincinnati Eye Institute just joined the team! Find out more about them and how they can help you with your eye care.
Every golfer gets golf tips and techniques by the buckets. However, not many professional golf instructors can promise results like Jim Ferreri.Â
Fifth Third just opened up a new private bank office in the brand new Montgomery Quarter. With fantastic spaces and knowledgeable staff, it's a great addition to the community.
Who Dey! We love a Bengals win, but did you know that the Bengals organization is getting wins off the field too?
Dancing is a way to connect with those we love. A partnership with ERS, the Giving Voice Foundation and A-Marika Dance Company is giving people with memory issues and their caregivers a fun way to learn together.
There's a new exhibit coming to Cincinnati Museum Center! "Get Into Nature" will be a walkthrough of the local ecosystem and will feature interactive, engaging displays for all ages.
Genesis at Work is a new nonprofit dedicated to finding meaningful work for children with special needs. It was started in honor of Scott Holland, a remarkable young man with Down syndrome.
The American Cancer Society has invested over $5 billion dollars in funding cancer research. But they are also dedicated to advocacy and patient support. Find out about all they are doing in the Cincinnati area.
When Laura Reid got breast cancer, she turned to the experts at OHC. Now healing and recovering, she's turning her focus on to helping others.
The Karen Wellington Foundation exists to give FUN to women LIVING with breast cancer. For Beth Brubaker, a gift to the spa with a friend gave her a chance to feel beautiful for the first time in 11 months.
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