Carrie Blackmore
After 25 Years of Paddlefest, Brewster Rhoads Is Still in Perpetual Motion
Cincinnati’s favorite river rat seeks new adventures as his annual paddling event has grown bigger than ever a quarter century on.
What It Takes to Build a Business as an Immigrant
Migrants often face extra hurdles creating something of their own.
Public Broadcasting May Be Defunded, but It’s Not Defeated
Local NPR and PBS members hang on after losing federal support.
Permaculture Expert Ande “The Elf” Schewe Lives Off the Land
The Indiana homesteader shares his bounty and his knowledge.
Cincinnati’s First Full-Scale Skatepark Breaks Ground
Opening in Camp Washington this fall, the design includes a cheese coney ramp along with rails, ramps, ledges, and a concrete bowl.
How to Test Your Soil
Set yourself up for a bountiful harvest, but make sure you’ve got good dirt first.
Briana Mazzolini-Blanchard Connects With Indigenous Ancestors While She Nourishes the Earth
The Executive Director of Urban Native Collective knows you have to honor the land to get the most out of it.
Sweetgum Manor’s Social Sanctuary Heals the Mind, Body, and Soul
Abby Allen's Sweetgum Manor in North Avondale breaks down the barriers to connection. Take off your shoes and stay a while.
UC Health and Cincinnati Parks Partner on a New “Nature As Medicine” Program
Nature calls for the Osher Center of Integrative Medicine.










