Vivian Kolks

PHLUSH is hoping to restore Cincinnati's dignity with an urgent unmet need—more public restrooms.

The Isley Brothers and Bootsy Collins are among the first inductees.

If there’s anything essential to know about soap box derby racing in Cincinnati, it’s that no matter how many times it goes away, it always finds a way to make a triumphant return.

When your office includes the outdoors, the equation for your work-life balance includes a lot of time in nature. So it’s no surprise Columbia Parks and Recreation director Mike Griggs can be found on the neighborhood trails, such as the MKT trail near his house, almost daily.

Let’s say you go get a coffee at the place by the EatWell supermarket and the Walgreens on Broadway. If you chance on a seat by the wall, don’t be alarmed by the stylized playroom next door or the 20-odd cats watching you get your caffeine fix.

Local stand-up comedians discuss virtual performances, Columbia's comedy community and the need for laughter during these times

Over-the-Rhine’s newest wax bar Umber 87 combines self care with creativity. Owner Siobhan McNear, whose motto is “release what you want so that you may receive it,” starts each session by by playing the customer’s favorite music so they can relax, heal, and rejuvenate.

With many traditional summertime activities being unavailable, Newport on the Levee’s recently opened Bridgeview Box Park offers just the mini-getaway you’re looking for. The park and the adjacent Riverfront Commons Pedestrian bridge officially opened on June 27 and have quickly become a great place to have some fun, support local businesses, and maintain social distancing.

Pork farmers have been holding on to more animals as processing plants have been forced to reduce capacity.