Cincinnati made U.S. News & World Report’s Best Places to Live list, but fell significantly from last year’s ranking. The outlet released its 150 Best Places to Live in the U.S. list, which ranks 150 major cities based on quality of life, job markets and other criteria. Cincinnati made the list at No. 100 this year, […]
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Cincinnati drops 50 spots on Best Places to Live list by US News & World Report
Cincinnati made U.S. News & World Report’s Best Places to Live list, but fell significantly from last year’s ranking. The outlet released its 150 Best Places to Live in the U.S. list, which ranks 150 major cities based on quality of life, job markets and other criteria. Cincinnati made the list at No. 100 this year, […]
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Tall Stacks took Cincinnati back to its flourishing steamboat era of the 1800s
Tall Stacks is fondly remembered by many in Cincinnati. The clock turned back to the 1800s and the riverfront was once against bustling with steamboats and the shrill whistle of the calliope. The first Tall Stacks festival was part of Cincinnati’s year-long bicentennial celebration in 1988. Over three days in October, 14 riverboats docked at […]
Cincinnati veteran, 80, is living in his car after selling his home to a company that offered sale leasebacks
Cincinnati veteran, 80, is living in his car after selling his home to a company that offered sale leasebacks Fred Meisberger, an 80-year-old veteran, was evicted from his Greater Cincinnati home of 27 years after selling his property to a company that offered sale leasebacks. A sale-leaseback allows the owner of a property to sell […]
Cincinnati Public Schools loses assistant principals in budget crisis
The Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education has unanimously approved cutting numerous assistant principal positions to ease the school district’s current budget crisis. During a special meeting Wednesday, the school board targeted 12 assistant principals at as many schools for contract non-renewal, meaning they will not be reemployed in their current roles. It also axed […]
Cincinnati Public Schools loses assistant principals in budget crisis
The Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education has unanimously approved cutting numerous assistant principal positions to ease the school district’s current budget crisis. During a special meeting Wednesday, the school board targeted 12 assistant principals at as many schools for contract non-renewal, meaning they will not be reemployed in their current roles. It also axed […]
Cincinnati Public Schools has a $26 million budget gap. More cuts are coming this week
Cincinnati Public Schools is facing a $26 million budget gap. Cincinnati Public Schools is in a budget crisis. The school board has until the end of June to close a $26 million gap − a task that will likely involve cutting staff, district treasurer Jennifer Wagner said. “We’re running out of time to do a […]
Need a summer job? Cincinnati, Cleveland, Akron rank among top 100 summer job markets
Need to make some cash or gain work experience this summer? Ohio might just be the premier spot to land a job for young people. A new ranking by WalletHub names three Ohio cities among the top 100 best places for summer jobs. The finance company collected data from182 cities — the 150 most populous […]
It’s not just adults. These Cincinnati teens are working to end gun violence too
At Western Hills University High School in West Price Hill, Jamar Hurse shoots – not a gun, a basketball. The 15-year-old freshman is tired of seeing his school devastated by gun violence. In six years, more than a dozen kids in the Western Hills University High School or “West High” community died in shootings. But […]
New priests ordained at the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, assigned to parishes
A new priest might be coming to your church. Seven men were ordained priests for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati and given their parish assignments on Saturday, the organization said in a release. Archbishop Dennis M. Schnurr, who was diagnosed with cancer this month, celebrated the Mass. The archbishop laid his hands on the men, invoking […]
How Cincinnati ‘star’ superintendent became victim of district’s ‘fragmented culture’
Two weeks before she decided to resign from Cincinnati Public Schools, Superintendent Iranetta Wright said all was well with the district’s unions. Their interactions were friendly and communications honest, she said. Or so she thought. Then, two days before she submitted her resignation letter, all six unions announced votes of no confidence in her leadership. […]