January 28, 2012 RSS feed / Front Page

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2012 State of Union

Obama calls for economic equality
President Obama used his election-year State of the Union address to issue a loud call for economic equality based on “responsibility from everybody,” a theme prefacing his 2012 campaign message. More...

`The HistoryMakers’ showcases stories of Tuskegee Airmen

Chicago, IL- As an original member of the 99th Squadron that became known as the Tuskegee Airmen, Lt. Col. More...

On display at the Taft Museum of Art

January 27-April 29, 2012 The Taft Museum, 316 Pike St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 Museum open Wednesday- Friday, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. and Sunday, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. More...

Events

Building a Prevention Framework to Address Teen Sexting Behaviors

The Center for School-Based Mental Health Programs (CSBMHP) and the Ohio Attorney General’s Office invite you to attend the Building a Prevention Framework to Address Teen Sexting Behaviors workshop. More...

THE YMCA OPENS ITS DOORS TO THE PUBLIC

Visit one of the Y’s 15 branches for a variety of activities for the all ages During the week of February 6 the public can visit any of the 15 YMCAs in the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area and enjoy a variety of activities that will appe More...

CINCINNATI BALLET BRINGS TWO DIVERSE PRODUCTIONS TO THE STAGE

Cincinnati Ballet presents Carmen February 10-11 and 17-18, 2012 and Ballet Toybox February 18, 2012 at the Aronoff Center for the Arts in Cincinnati. More...

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Entertainment

A JIGSAW PUZZLE IS ASSEMBLED WITH SPEAKING IN TONGUES, FEBRUARY 4 – MARCH 4

Love, sex and deceit take center stage in the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park’s production of SPEAKING IN TONGUES by Andrew Bovell. More...

: “Hugo” Leads Pack with 11 Nominations; “The Artist” Is Next Netting 10

By Kam Williams

Don’t be deceived by Hugo’s landing the most Oscar nominations, The Artist still remains the heavy favorite to win for Best Picture. More...

Nick Cave: Meet Me at the Center of the Earth

January 21-April 29, 2012

What happens when art becomes fashion and meets fantasy for a dance party? Come find out when Chicago-based visual and performance artist Nick Cave brings his magical creations to the Cincinnati Art Museum this spring. More...

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Sports

Larkin ultimate was no surprise

By Conrad Clowers Cincinnati Herald Contributor

There are not many players in the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame that went in without ney-sayers. More...

METRO vs Tank at Cross River Basketball Shoot-Out Feb. 18

Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky’s public transit systems will face off at the second-annual Cross-River Shoot-Out: Metro vs. TANK on Feb. 18, 7 p.m., at Dixie Heights High School in Crestview Hills, Ky. More...

Black History fact

Andrew Brimmer was appointed the first Black person< More...

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Commentary

Ask Kay

Loyalty Comes From Making a Commitment to Your Customers

The competitive nature of today’s world may be intimidating to the small business owner. More...

Ask a public housing resident

Dear Editor: More...

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Seven sent to hospital following casino construction incident

Seven construction workers were sent to hospitals for treatment Friday morning following the collapse at 7:45 a.m. More...

‘Be the Change’ continues to recruit tutors for CPS

The Strive Partnership, United Way of Greater Cincinnati, Cincinnati Public Schools and others are teaming up for the second straight year to recruit reading and math tutors through the “Be the Change” tutor recruitment campaign. More...

Kearney to lead Ohio Senate Democrats

Ohio Senator Eric Kearney of Cincinnati’s 9th District was unanimously elected by the Senate Democratic Caucus to lead the group as Senate minority leader. Kearney will be sworn in Tuesday in a ceremony at the Statehouse. More...

Celebrate Black History and win valuable prizes

African Americans must never forget their history, and they must not be ashamed to share that history with others, said Rev. S. K. Wheeler, pastor of Impact Christian Ministries. More...

News

Cincinnati Police Department focuses on five areas after audit

City Manager Milton Dohoney Jr. and Police Chief James Craig on Monday outlined five areas of future focus in the Cincinnati Police Department, stemming from a three-month audit. More...

Judge McClain celebrates 99th birthday

One of Cincinnati’s most respected citizens, Judge William A. Mc- Clain, celebrated his 99th birthday Jan. 14 at Allen Temple AME Church with relatives, friends and former colleagues in the judicial system. More...

Sean Rugless continues as SORTA chair

Sean Rugless has been re-elected Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority for 2012. He has been on the board for more than three years and was named SORTA Chair in October 2010. Dr. Margaret C. More...

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Calendar

HERALD CALENDAR

By Crystal Kendrick

Special Events and Exhibits Feb 3 – Mar 9: A Retelling. This exhibition brings together three different artists that have three very different mediums and platforms of expression. More...

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Health

Doctors in the Kitchen

Health and Wellness Trends 2012

This is the year that everyone has to be more willing to take responsibility for the health and wellbeing of themselves and their family. The rate of chronic diseases are increasing, and obesity in adults and children are off the charts! More...

Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hospital at Drake opened Jan. 18

The new HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital at Drake on the campus of the Drake Center will celebrate its grand opening on Jan. 18. More...

Neighborhood Health Care to unveil Annie Ruth artwork

Neighborhood Health Care Inc. will install “Metamorphosis: I am the Change” on Feb. 10, at 4 p.m. at the Walnut Hills/Evanston Health Center at 2805 Gilbert Ave. More...

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Section B

Winton Woods High School to hold open house

The Academy of Global Studies at Winton Woods More...

NOAH Financial Freedom Workshop coming Jan. 28

"Keeping The Dream Alive" Financial Freedom workshop is Saturday, January 28 at Macedonia Living Word Fellowship, 353 W. Kemper Rd. More...

Herald staffers 'Adopt A Class'

Photos by Dan Yount

Among the many .ne philanthropic and charitable operations that call Cincinnati home, there is one unique organization that is making a difference by connecting members of the business community with local schools. More...

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