Zell Schulman Is a Force of Nature
Mother, grandmother, cookbook author, fund-raiser—Zell Schulman has worn many hats, but perhaps her most important is people person.
Melissa Godoy Captures Life Itself
Cincinnati filmmaker Melissa Godoy talks about her latest documentary, Determined, screening at this month’s OTR Film Festival.
Actor Pamela Myers Never Stopped Working
"People don’t realize how much the arts contribute to the economy, how many people work in the arts. It’s a huge industry in the city."
Medical Student Jacob Lutz Made a Career Change
"I was extremely excited to be back...but also nervous because I knew I’d be starting over again in school to pursue medicine."
Gabe Davis Makes an Impact
"The fact that there was this commitment and space for making progress, to me it felt like I could come here to do that work."
Two Local Organizations Help Young Parents—and Their Babies—Thrive
Rosemary’s Babies Company and Cincinnati Scholar House surround young parents with support to raise their children and achieve their dreams.
Sharmili Reddy Strives to Create a Safe Haven for All
The Kenton County official wants all newcomers to feel the same kind of inclusivity she’s experienced.
Event Producer Megyn Norbut Helps Build a Cool City
"When I was younger, I wanted to live in a cool city. Now I get to help build the kind of city I want to live in."
Thea Tjepkema Is Music Hall’s Guardian Angel
When Thea Tjepkema talks (and researches, writes, lectures, and leads tours) about Cincinnati’s temple of arts and culture, everyone listens.
Where in the World Is Frank Henson?
Cincinnati’s “father of bicycling” left three years ago with his wife, Mary, to meander in Central and South America, until the pandemic locked them down in an Ecuador beach town. They aren’t complaining.