Thanksgiving is a month away and on Sunday, volunteers were busy getting food ready for those who will need it.
Women from Cincinnati Jewish community helped to package kosher meals and non-kosher Thanksgiving meals. More >
Candidates running for both local and national offices participated in an election forum and Candidate Meet-and-Greet on October 16, 6pm. Your Vote Counts, presented by American Jewish Committee (AJC Cincinnati) and the Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC), in partnership with Local 12…
These days, Gary and Kim Heiman run Standard Textile, a Reading-based company with 400 local employees that creates and manufactures textile products that it sells worldwide.
Their family's Cincinnati beginnings were far more modest.
Gary Heiman's grandfather, Charles Heiman, moved to C…
A sukkah in the center of the University of Cincinnati campus was a learning experience not only for the class that designed and built it but also for the UC community.
The building of the sukkah was part of the curriculum of a class at the College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning…
A Cincinnati nonprofit is being renamed to honor its major local donors.
The Holocaust & Humanity Center will become the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center.
The Wolfs provided the $5 million lead gift to support the organization’s move to Cincinnati Museum Center at Union…
