Lauren Fisher

2 months ago | domtar.com | Lauren Fisher |TIffany Shum

Domtar is investing $135,000 USD as a funder of First 30x30 Canada, an initiative focused on supporting Indigenous-led conservation projects in Canada. This is an opportunity to contribute to environmental stewardship and economic potential, with Indigenous Nations at the forefront.

Apr 16, 2024 | cincinnatimagazine.com | Lauren Fisher |Kane Mitten

Items Top to Bottom from St. Vincent de Paul Outlet: One pair of white women’s boots and one pair of men’s dress shoes: $1.09/pound One book, one picture frame: $0.49/pound One purse: $1.05/pound One pair of pants, three sweaters, and a windbreaker jacket: $1.19/pound St. Vincent de Paul Outlet, 4545 Chickering Ave., St. Bernard Items Top to Bottom from Goodwill Outlet: Bird mug, stuffed animal duck: $1/pound Hat, two sweaters, two pairs of linen pants, and one pair of Adidas pants:...

Apr 1, 2024 | cincinnatimagazine.com | Claire Lefton |Kane Mitten |Lauren Fisher |Stefano DiPietrantonio

This is the list for the people who like to shop small. If you’ve been trying to discover more independent and curated selections, these places will be for you. Tim’s Picks on Main StreetThis small storefront in OTR immediately greets you with the sounds of whatever vintage vinyls that owner Tim Fuller wants to showcase for the day. “The initial concept was to sell vinyl,” says Fuller.

Mar 4, 2024 | cincinnatimagazine.com | Lauren Fisher

If you’re catching an FC Cincinnati game at TQL Stadium or shopping at Findlay Market this spring, you might find it easier than ever to locate a parking spot: Just look for the 70-foot-tall living wall. The installation is one of the latest feats of high-flying architectural greenery from Cincinnati-based Urban Blooms.

Feb 29, 2024 | cincinnatimagazine.com | Lauren Fisher

3848 Dakota Ave., North Avondale, $1,150,000Dania Barazi is always up for a challenge. When the local real estate agent decided to take on this sprawling North Avondale property, she did so as both buying and listing agent and then as the general contractor for its renovation. Barazi, the daughter of Syrian immigrants, saw the project as the chance to prove her mettle as a rounded property professional.