Get Out
Lots of options and price points for enhancing your outdoor living experience
0 Comments · Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Outdoor living allows people to enjoy nearly all the comforts of indoors in a truly open and airy setting. The evolution of weather-resistant products now makes it possible to actually enjoy an outdoor living space without sacrificing style or comfort.
Mountaintop Removal Protest Targets Duke Energy
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Concerned locals are taking a stand against mountaintop removal at an upcoming protest march called Walk Past Coal for a Sustainable Future. Sponsored by Footprints for Peace, the walk will protest Duke Energy’s expansion of its coalburning Cliffside Power Plant in the Carolinas.
Green Fashion Sense
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 15, 2009
The second annual Eco Go Go fashion show April 22 will include eco-friendly clothing as well as a number of booths sponsored by environmentally-conscious local businesses. A percentage of sales will be donated to the Imago Earth Center, the West Side educational nature preserve.
Environmentally Responsible Dining
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Owners of a new Pleasant Ridge eatery, The Loving Cafe, hope to help the environment by serving up tasty plant-based meals as a way for people to ease their dietary impact on the planet. Cafe team member Meghan Burke says agriculture — especially raising animals for food — has been identified as one of the leading causes of global warming
Home Dreams, Finance Nightmares
Despite the financial crisis, local programs continue to help first-time home buyers
1 Comments · Wednesday, October 29, 2008
The American dream of home ownership has become a nightmare for many local residents due to rising interest rates, record foreclosures and intense scrutiny by lenders regarding loan qualification.
Cover Story: Kentucky Woman
Art meets feminism through the Kentucky Foundation for Women
0 Comments · Wednesday, May 7, 2008
In Northern Kentucky, a number of women struggle to realize their dream of sharing their art and instigating change within their community. The Kentucky Foundation for Women (KFW) hopes to shepher
News: Price Hill's Old Friend
Santa Maria continues to develop new services
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 4, 2007
People outside Price Hill might not be familiar with Santa Maria Community Services, but after 110 years it's one of the oldest residents of the neighborhood. The non-profit organization offers
News: In Need of Food
FreeStore FoodBank serves all year
0 Comments · Wednesday, November 29, 2006
The FreeStore FoodBank's center on Liberty Street last week distributed an estimated 7,500 to 8,000 Thanksgiving meals to those in need. The charity plans to distribute an estimated 6,500 meals f
News: Not a 'Christian Nation'
Evangelical pastor warns against 'gospel politics'
0 Comments · Wednesday, September 20, 2006
With mid-term elections less than two months away, many political candidates look to area churches to spread their party's ideals. But candidates and their agendas likely won't be welcome at Cro
News: Peace, Not Quiet
MUSE, Sheehan, Near urge others to sound off
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 7, 2006
This weekend women of diverse races, religions and classes will come together to raise their voices in unison for a common objective: peace. Musician and activist Holly Near joins MUSE Cincinnati
