Katie Coburn

Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park in Hamilton is a museum turned inside-out, and it's all thanks to Harry T. Wilks and his big dreams.

Ezra Kalmus and Stacey “Sun” Smith painted the mural on the wooden boards that covered GOODS on Main Street during the Black Lives Matter protests.

Eishaus serves up coffee, grab-and-go bites, and German-inspired ice cream sundaes that look just like spaghetti in Covington.

We discuss how local arts organizations are adapting to a new normal and Cincinnati Police Chief Eliot Isaac's thoughts on Black Lives Matter, defunding the police, and more.

Seaworthy or not, the cardboard boats at this museum have raced along the Ohio River in New Richmond's annual regatta for nearly 30 years.

“My entire goal is to make sure I’m telling someone’s story accurately, even if they don’t have the words to necessarily express it.”

We discuss the farms, CSA programs, and farmers' markets highlighted in our Local Food issue and how the Holocaust and Humanity Center has adapted during COVID-19.

These local business and organization leaders went the extra mile to help those affected by the COVID-19 crisis.

Dee Stone, executive director of the Forest Hills Foundation for Education, has some advice for crafting a great outfit: “Play dress-up!”

We discuss how Cincinnati made it through past tragic events and explore how today's leaders are helping the city weather the COVID-19 pandemic.