August 21, 2010 RSS feed / News

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GAP Band brother Robert Wilson dies

Palmdale, California – Robert Wilson, one third of the funkadelic brotherly trio, the GAP Band, passed away in Palmdale, Calif., August 15. More...

Families Helping Families

For parents, working with another parent to help solve a parenting issue or achieve a goal seems natural. Parents frequently claim they rely on friends or family most often when they need parenting information. More...

Area youth `planting’ Cincinnati’s future

The City of Cincinnati Planning Department is encouraging the City’s youngest residents to get involved with PLAN Cincinnati, the comprehensive plan that will guide Cincinnati’s future in 12 key areas: Arts & Culture, Economic Development More...

Legislation will allow teachers tax credit for school supplies

Senator Eric H. Kearney (D-Cincinnati) has introduced legislation to assist teachers with the high cost of classroom materials. Teachers buy large amounts of school supplies for their students that is not reimbursed by the school system. More...

Summer journalism interns check out Careers in Media

Four high school students received an introduction to journalism this summer as participants of the 2010 Careers in Media internship programy. More...

ZION TEMPLE FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH

90 Years Old and Still Standing Strong
By Linda Wright, Wright Communications

Zion Temple First Pentecostal Church, the vital congregation located in the imposing buff colored granite structure at 3771 Reading Road at N. Crescent, is 90 years old this year, and still standing strong. More...

Judge Nadine Allen sues so judges can list party endorsement on ballot

By Marilyn Hyland Herald Contributor

Judge Nadine Allen, Judge Peter J. Corrigan and judicial candidate Martha Good have filed in the Federal District Court in Cincinnati “to expand information available to voters.” Each is a judicial candidate on the ballot in November. More...