The Blue Ash/Montgomery Symphony Orchestra announces a free Christmas concert featuring their bassoon section and the Cincinnati Choral Society on December 7th at Summit City Church.

Lebanon's Horse Drawn Carriage Parade and Festival led to several road closures and traffic diversions, with local police coordinating for safety and connectivity.

Reesë Tuttle, daughter of Jesse "Hackah Jak" Tuttle, has earned five college degrees before post-high school and founded AP2T Labs. Once a C-D student, her passion for tech led her to academic success and a diverse set of interests.

OncoSupport, an AI platform developed by a University of Cincinnati student, is designed to personalize support group connections for cancer patients and is entering clinical trials.

Cincinnati Parks has unveiled design concepts for the new Sawyer Point playground to replace the one destroyed by fire, seeking public feedback for the inclusive and river-themed project with a fundraising goal of $2.1M.

The UC College-Conservatory of Music is hosting a Conducting Master Class from March 5-8, featuring hands-on practice, culminating in a public concert.

Keegan Farrell, transitioning from pre-med to nursing at UC, cites his AmeriCorps NCCC service and clinical experiences as influential in pursuing a Master of Science in Nursing.

Hamilton County ReSource offers free eco-friendly services, including recycling and composting programs, to help organizations be more sustainable and achieve 513 Green Business Certification.

Cincinnati's snow plow tracker faced outages during the season's first significant snowfall, challenging the city's updated winter response tactics, but remained a tool for transparency when functional.

A couple's dog, Dolly, was safely returned after their car was stolen with the pet inside while picking up pizza in Norwood. Community help was instrumental in finding Dolly.

Evendale Emergency Services celebrates a successful Toys for Tots drive and reminds community members to donate toys by December 2, with drop-off points at the Fire Station and Recreation Center.

Loveland, Ohio, is hiring a mechanic/maintenance worker for the Public Works Department, offering $51,784–$71,216 and benefits. Experience with vehicle repairs and a valid driver's license are required. Applications are open until December 5.

Miami Township Police appointed Officer Brayton Bishop as Community Resource Officer to enhance community relations. His responsibilities include liaising with local organizations to better serve township needs.