David Holthaus

4 days ago | soapboxmedia.com | David Holthaus

A four-year effort to raise awareness about the Ohio River and its towns as places of active tourism has won a major boost with an official designation by the U.S. Department of the Interior. More than 300 miles of the river, as well as the towns, cities and tributaries along the way, have been designated as a National Water Trail, joining the National Parks Service’s national trails system that includes scenic, historic, and recreational trails around the country.

4 days ago | soapboxmedia.com | David Holthaus

Across the region, there's a big disparity in how long people live. Nearly 90 years, on average, in Indian Hill and Mason, but barely over 60 in Arlington Heights and Adams County. That's nearly 30 years of life, love, children, grandchildren, and memories that are lost. Why? Community health experts are looking at the larger forces that shape health and wellness. The places where we grow up, live, work, and age shape our lives and our opportunities to thrive.

2 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | expandCorrie Schaffeld |David Holthaus

SOS Art is sponsoring an exhibition this month called “For a Better World” that features collaborations among Greater Cincinnati poets and visual artists.

2 weeks ago | soapboxmedia.com | David Holthaus

Cincinnati’s first-ring suburbs face unique challenges. Changing demographics, economic stability, and issues regarding resources and security are common threads among these jurisdictions. The ways the 49 Hamilton County cities, villages, townships, and municipal corporations not only adjust but thrive is the focus of this series, First Suburbs—Beyond Borders.

1 month ago | soapboxmedia.com | David Holthaus

Across the region, there's a big disparity in how long people live. Nearly 90 years, on average, in Indian Hill and Mason, but barely over 60 in Arlington Heights and Adams County. That's nearly 30 years of life, love, children, grandchildren, and memories that are lost. Why? Community health experts are looking at the larger forces that shape health and wellness. The places where we grow up, live, work, and age shape our lives and our opportunities to thrive.