Judi Ketteler

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Ten years ago, I quit being a gymnastics judge, partly because of a growing sense something sinister was going on.

“I knew this was where I needed to be again, for now.”

We roamed free during our GenX childhoods; but our children, holed up in their rooms, explore an aspect of the world we didn’t know about in 1984.

Though helpful in its ability to keep us away from danger, fear isn’t a good running companion. That's when I realized that I just needed to let go and start moving.

What does a sexton do? For Phil Zumdick, who takes care of Mother of God Cemetery in Ft. Wright, it’s a helping profession.

At Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Program, Rev. Olivia Hamilton helps people make sense of difficult situations through faith.

When you have a year of missing so many things, you fixate on having one piece of something magical. And lights, to me, were magical.

Creating connections and conversations around the books in her Little Free Library gave this writer a new point of view during the pandemic.

Hot flashes remind me that I am neither too young to experience menopause nor too liberal to examine my complicity in racism. I’m exactly on time.