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Celebrate Summer at UrbanCincy’s July #URBANexchange
Summer is finally upon us which means its time to enjoy some craft brews outside at this Thursday’s URBANexchange event (weather permitting)! We’ve received so much good feedback about our location...
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GUEST COMMENTARY: Recovery is Not a Crime
In April 2014 the City of Cincinnati and the Mayor, along with Pete Witte, waged a furious battle in the drug and alcohol war in our area. Shockingly, they chose the dark side. Disappointingly, they...
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Beat the Heat With Us at This Thursday’s #URBANexchange in Corryville
The dog days of summer are upon us but that is no reason to not enjoy good food, drinks and company. It’s time again to have our monthly URBANexchange happy hour event! Join us at Taste of Belgium on...
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GUEST EDITORIAL: Is Society Too Demanding When it Comes to Urbanity?
As new cities and neighborhoods emerge these days, with tall buildings and structures, one can’t help but notice and say that urbanity is indeed here. But the word ‘urbanity’ doesn’t even have a...
View ArticleVIDEO: James Howard Kunstler Trashes America’s Vast Suburbs in TED Talk
While this TED Talk was first delivered by James Howard Kunstler in 2004, virtually all of it still holds true today more than a decade later. In the speech Kunstler, an outspoken critic of suburban...
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GUEST COMMENTARY: How Personal Finances Factor Into Home-Work Commute
The recent Brookings study looking at “job growth” and “jobs near the average resident” got me thinking again about how my past two home and workplace decisions have affected my personal finances. For...
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Downtown Signal Study Stuck in Political Traffic
Every weekday tens of thousands of commuters in downtown Cincinnati struggle in traffic to get onto the highway and back to their homes in other neighborhoods or the suburbs. However, City Hall is...
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Opinion: Could Library Building Be Option for Public Radio Move?
If public libraries never existed in the United States their concept would baffle most people if proposed today: a 100% free and public space where tax dollars purchase and provide books, magazines,...
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Banks Concert Venue Still Up in the Air
“The CSO vote has been unanimously taken care of, in case that’s all you were here for,” were city councilman P.G. Sittenfeld’s words of dismissal on Wednesday, June 20th at the city council meeting in...
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EDITORIAL: Parking Requirement Removal Should Be First Step In Broader Reform
Recently, the Cincinnati City Planning Department sent out a notice to property owners in downtown and Over-the-Rhine regarding the implementation of an Urban Parking Overlay District. The city will...
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