Ohio, Ky. team on community plans
Agenda 360, the communitywide plan for the next decade sponsored by the Cincinnati chamber, is working closely with Vision 2015, a similar effort in Northern Kentucky, to come up with ways to measure their progress on a regionwide basis. read the full story
Seven Greater Cincinnati public schools were designated Schools of Promise by Ohio for performance on state tests and a high percentage of impoverished students. read the full story
Attorney speaks at NAACP dinner
Atlanta lawyer Patricia Russell-McCloud will be the speaker for the Cincinnati NAACP chapter's 54th annual Freedom Fund Dinner on Friday night at the Duke Energy Convention Center, downtown Cincinnati. read the full story
If Tony LaRussa decides he's not coming back to St. Louis, Enquirer reporter John Fay doesn't see him landing in Cincinnati. The Reds are strapped for cash right now and owe Dusty Baker $3 million for 2010. read the full story
'Queen City Gothic' tackles unsolved murder cases
As an armchair detective, J.T. Townsend had set his sights on unsolved murders in the Cincinnati area from 1904 to 1971. read the full story
St. Ursula burning up Cincy polls
A sectional title on the golf course could be the first of many postseason championships for Saint Ursula Academy with the Bulldogs burning up Cincinnati's polls. read the full story
Letters to the editor: Suburban Life
As I write this the election is less than a month off. There are items which will be on our ballot about which my wife and I have not made up our minds even though one of them, the Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library levy, none of us should have a problem... read the full story
Televised mayor debate Tuesday
Voters Tuesday get their only chance to see a televised debate between Cincinnati mayor Mark Mallory and challenger Brad Wenstrup. read the full story
Protesters Rally For Ten Commandments Sign
Scores of people have rallied in suburban Cincinnati to show support for a town hall Ten Commandments display that’s the target of a lawsuit. read the full story
USI leader found her inspiration 40 years ago
When a student walks out of class for the last time, teachers sometimes wonder: Did I make a difference? Harriet Russell's work nearly 40 years ago made a difference, the kind that takes years to surface. She inspired one of her students at Walnut Hills High School... read the full story
Couple injured in 1-car crash on I-71
A 70-year-old Cincinnati man lost control of his car and hit a concrete wall Saturday night, seriously injuring himself and his wife, according to the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office. read the full story
CINCINNATI -- A museum focused on the 19th-century Underground Railroad for escaping slaves and on freedom around the world celebrates its fifth anniversary with scaled-down budget and attendance expectations. read the full story
Listening Party by Michael Byrne: File under "music you want to hate." Why? is a Cincinnati band associated with avant-rap San Francisco label Anticon (Doseone, Sole) that's been lurking around indie music's second tier for a good part of this decade. The music is... read the full story
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