Laurie Pike
Can Cincinnati Preserve Its Montessori Pre-Eminence?
After the closure of Xavier's Montessori Lab School, proponents of the education method are working to keep it alive.
Young Artists and Writers Stage a Big WAAC Attack
The Art Academy of Cincinnati expands the reach of its annual student artistic journal.
How Heather Britt Became Our Dancing Queen
Her DanceFix classes have been a local phenomenon over the past 26 years. Can the enthusiastic choreographed community expand into other cities?
America’s First Yoga Influencer
How Indian Hill mom Lilias Folan revolutionized U.S. fitness—and public television—in the 1970s and ’80s.
Bow Wow Wowhaus at 20th Century Cincinnati
The region’s annual midcentury modern trade show focuses on furniture and fur babies this year.
Coffee is Connection at Spring Grove Coffee
This Spring Grove Village coffee shop sates the neighborhood’s thirst for community.
Testosterone Therapy Is Helping Women Reclaim Their Libidos
Local OB/GYNs are using HRT to make menopause a bit more bearable.
A New Generation of Clovernook Tech Designers Is Revolutionizing Accessible Education
How the Clovernook Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired is reshaping what education and arts programming can be.
Financial Programs Increasing Home Ownership Accessibility
There’s a plethora of grants, forgivable loans, and low-interest mortgages for people needing a leg up into homeownership.
Market Moves: The New Roommates
Shared living spaces aren’t just for kids starting out. Combining resources has no age limit.
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