The Jump

The stories in this issue are a testament to the resources we already have to achieve greater things in our own backyard. If you’re so inclined, raise your hand to …

This year’s eight We Are Making Black History honorees have made a remarkable difference in “our little big city.”

You’ll be able to raise a special Rookwood-designed stein at this fall’s Oktoberfest, the first at Yeatman’s Cove and Sawyer Point.

Rumpke operates one of the nation’s largest recycling facilities, making St. Bernard a hub for the economy and the environment.

Kosta Elefter leads Internet of Things and Generative AI projects sprouting at the company’s growing Milford campus.

The Harriet Beecher Stowe House reopens to tell the story of two eras in the city’s history.

Cincinnati’s housing market is one of the hottest in the U.S., and developers such as Fischer Homes are trying to keep up.

There are signs of new growth everywhere as trees, daffodils, and tulips are announcing spring’s arrival. And just a few weeks ago we found out that Cincinnati is growing, too.

The new class of Great Living Cincinnatians recommends dreaming big and sharing credit.

Expect to find more vendors in more space along Court Street downtown on April 27-28.