Amber Jayanth

1 week ago | fox19.com | Amber Jayanth

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A growing transportation company is continuing to help local students. Aretha Furr’s A-List Transportation is celebrating five years in business. She is proud to say her service is now also helping a senior graduate from high school. The calls are continuing to come in around the clock, keeping Furr and her drivers at A-List Transportation busy, providing rides across the Tri-State. “We provide a lot of transportation around the city,” Furr says.

2 weeks ago | fox19.com | Amber Jayanth

FAIRFIELD, Ohio (WXIX) - A little shop with big, bold flavors is exciting the palates of many in Fairfield. Liz Glover says she loves serving others and putting a smile on their face. After retiring and helping to raise her grandbabies, she decided to open a hot dog shop, Tiny Bistro. “Tiny Bistro is very unique,” described Glover. “It’s very small and tiny and it’s just a cute little spot.”A cute little spot on Dixie Highway in Fairfield that serves up a big bite of gourmet hot dogs, mettwurst.

3 weeks ago | fox19.com | Amber Jayanth

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Two best friends are making an old saying true. “Choose a job you love, and you will never work a day in your life.” That motto is what Brittney Braemer and Suzy Hinnefeld are doing. The two met at the University of Cincinnati while completing their graphic design program. They have been best friends since. The two joked about one day going into business together. Now, they have made that dream a reality.

4 weeks ago | fox19.com | Amber Jayanth

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - A Tri-State librarian is now adding author to her title after writing her first children’s book. Morgan Coleman wrote, “This Cat is Fat, and I’m Fine with That.” She not only wrote it, but was also the illustrator and publisher. Coleman says her daughter was the inspiration behind the body-positive picture book. Storytime is the best time for Coleman, whether she’s reading to the children at the library or to her daughter.

Aug 15, 2024 | fox19.com | Amber Jayanth

CINCINNATI (WXIX)-A local interior designer is on a mission to help clients transform their living and working spaces through mindful design, which incorporates mental health considerations into the design process. After successfully overcoming stage four lymphoma, Jackie Barnes of Jackie Barnes Design courageously decided to leave her 19-year career at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital to pursue her dual passions for aiding others and interior design.