Cincinnati And Hamilton County Public Library Launches Library Card Application

'We are updating our blog daily with new resources and information to help you cope with a range of challenges related to Coronavirus.'

Cincinnati Public Schools Work To Feed Students During Coronavirus Closure

In New Rochelle, New York, where residents have been confined to their homes, the National Guard delivered food to needy students.

Enjoy Storytime At Home With Cincinnati Librarians

"Each week, we're adding new Storytime at Home videos to our YouTube channel that you and your child can watch whenever you want."

Stay-At-Home Order Issued For State Of Ohio

The order goes into effect Monday, March 23 and will remain in effect until Monday, April 6.

COVID-19 Employment, Small Business Resources From Cincinnati Library

"We've gathered resources to help you make it through this crisis."

Coronavirus: Cincinnati School Officials Help With Meals, Learning, Health Services During Closures

"District officials are working to make sure students have what they need."

Coronavirus: How To Use The Cincinnati Library's EBranch

Here are two handy how-to videos to guide you through selecting the Library's eBook and eAudiobook services that are right for you.

Cincinnati Library Offers 11 Ways To Keep Kids’ Minds Active While At Home

"While the Library may be closed to the public until further notice, our eBranch provides many ways to help kids fight boredom."

Cincinnati Schools Extend Lottery Deadlines

Cincinnati Public Schools will accept applications into its online magnet and high school lotteries until May 8.

Cincinnati Schools Announce Student Dining Services Meal Pick-Up Sites

Meal distribution sites will be set up outside in the parking lot or bus lane at each school.

Eleven CPS Schools To Close March 16

On March 12, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced that all K-12 schools — including public, private and charter — will be closed for three weeks.

Cincinnati Public Schools Closed March 16

Out of an abundance of caution, Cincinnati Public Schools will close all schools on Monday, March 16, 2020.

Coronavirus: 8 Cincinnati Schools Closed March 16

Students and staff, including preschool, of the following schools are not to report March 16.

Coronavirus: Cincinnati Library System Closes For COVID-19

After 6 p.m., March 13, all 41 Library locations will be closed to the public until March 20, when leadership will reassess the closure.

Great River Connections Academy Opens Enrollment for 2020-2021

Public, tuition free online school to enter third year of serving K-12 students across Ohio

Blood Drive To Benefit Pleasant Ridge Montessori School Mom

The Blood Drive for Beth will take place at Pleasant Ridge Montessori School, 5945 Montgomery Rd., from noon to 6 p.m. on March 13.

Go Beyond Black History Month With The Black Readers Book Club In Cincinnati

The book club takes place at blaCk Coffee Lounge on Ninth and Elm downtown Cincinnati.

Writer-In-Residence Interviews Cincinnati Publisher Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney

They discuss journalism, the history of the Black press, publishing, objectivity, the upcoming 2020 elections, and more.

Cincinnati Freshman Caught Doing Good Deed

"A picture of an Aiken High School freshman is getting lots of attention on social media because of its positive message."

How To Read Like The Writer-In-Residence

"I'm a serious Library patron," McClain emphasized.

CPS Hosting Intervention Specialist Recruiting Roundtable Interviews

CPS will hire between 55-60 licensed intervention specialists for the 2020-21 school year.

Black Educators Are Still Rare — And That Needs To Change

"None of my teachers until my third grade looked like me, walked like me, or talked like me," said Rodger Horton.

Fit Body Boot Camp Opens New Studio in East Cincinnati

New gym debuted January 20, workout burns twice the calories in half the time with science-based exercise

America’s Most Loved Pizza: Marco’s Pizza Opened in Western Hills

Authentic Pizza Restaurant Satisfies Cravings; Brings Italian Heritage and Primo Pizza to Cincinnati

5 Members Of Command Staff Promoted Within Cincinnati Police Department

Among them was an officer who was promoted to the rank of executive assistant chief, the highest position a woman has held within the city.

Ohio Connections Academy Recognizes Cincinnati Student

Star Student Award recognizes students for achievement in and out of the virtual classroom

Realtor Jeff Williamson Collects Shoes for Soles4Souls

Realtor Jeff Williamson, of OwnerLand Realty, spearheads donation drive for Soles4Souls to help people in need.

Spend A Day With A Cincinnati Library Worker: Delivery Driver Will Pryor

Shipping and Receiving Delivery Drivers like Will are some of the first and most important people to handle a Library item.

A Century Of Women’s Suffrage: How Ohio Helped Shape History

"Ohio Women Vote: 100 Years of Change" is on view through February 27 on the second-floor connector at Cincinnati's Downtown Main Library.

Local Man Climbs Carew Tower to Honor Parents

Local Man Climbs Carew Tower to Honor His Parents Taken by Lung Disease

Interview With Cincinnati Journalist, Author Kathy Y. Wilson

Local journalist and author Kathy Y. Wilson was the Library’s first Writer-in-Residence in 2014.

Nikita Hair Signs Agreement to Bring New Location to Ohio

Mason Groundbreaking Signals Rapid U.S. Expansion Plans for International Salon brand

Cincinnati Firefighters Climb Tower in 60 Pounds of Gear

Lung Cancer Loss, Lung Disease Risk Brings Cincinnati Firefighter to the Stairwells in 60 Pounds of Gear

Cincinnati receives 'D' grade for fiscal health

Cincinnati taxpayers on the hook for $15,600

The Only Rule Of Cincinnati's Silent Book Club: Just Read!

The Cincinnati Chapter of the Silent Book Club started the night of January 14th.

Roll Hill Launches Meals With Shields Lunches

Cincinnati Police officers came to eat cheese coneys and veggies from the salad bar with the kids at Roll Hill School.

Cincinnati Library Tips On Preserving Your Memories

The biggest threat to your collections is an attack from the environment…. or simply put, a poor storage environment.

Judge Rejects City's Effort To End Teen Death Lawsuit

The lawsuit centers around the death of a 16-year-old who died after being trapped in a fold-up vehicle seat despite calling 911 twice.

Geek Squad Summer Academy Coming To Aiken High School

The Partnership for Innovation in Education is presenting the Geek Squad Academy from Best Buy at Aiken High School this June.

Man Survives Terminal Lung Disease; Climbs Tower with New Lungs

Man Survives Terminal Lung Disease Diagnosis; Climbs Cincinnati Tower with New Set of Lungs.