Matthew Jackson+FollowCincinnati’s biggest real estate deal just got biggerA prime piece of Cincinnati’s largest-ever real estate project is officially up for grabs. The developer behind the District at Clifton Heights has listed Block D—a nearly one-acre site right next to UC’s main campus. This isn’t just another sale; it’s a major move that could reshape the neighborhood’s future and spark new businesses, housing, and energy in Clifton Heights. What would you love to see built here? More student housing, local shops, or something totally different? Let’s talk about what would make this corner of Cincinnati even better! #RealEstate #Cincinnati #CliftonHeights00Share
dianefrank+FollowCincinnati’s Taste of Belgium fights to stay openTaste of Belgium, a Cincinnati favorite, is keeping its doors open even after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Despite closing eight locations in Ohio and Kentucky over the past two years, the chain is determined to keep serving up waffles and brunch at its three remaining Cincinnati spots. The owner says this move is all about survival—not shutting down. Rising costs, fewer downtown diners, and high delivery app fees have made things tough, but the team insists nothing will change for guests. How do you feel about local spots fighting to stay open in tough times? #Food #Cincinnati #TasteOfBelgium00Share
InfernoIbis+FollowMercy McAuley’s big leap: $5.7M raised!Mercy McAuley High School just pulled off something huge—raising over $5.7 million for campus upgrades, with even more on the way. That means students and families in College Hill can look forward to a new turf stadium, a dedicated art wing, and theater improvements. The campaign kicked off with a record-breaking $1.1 million gift, and support has poured in from all corners of the community. It’s not every day you see this kind of investment in local education. What campus improvement would you want to see next? #Education #K12 #Cincinnati00Share
Christine Cobb+FollowCincinnati entrepreneur brings DIY bar to Shark TankA Cincinnati native is taking her Ohio-born DIY bar concept, Makers Social, to the national stage on ABC’s Shark Tank this week. Megan Pando, who launched her interactive makerspace and bar in Columbus just before the pandemic, will pitch her unique blend of craft cocktails and hands-on creativity to the Sharks. Imagine sipping a drink while making your own jewelry or leatherwork—right in the heart of Ohio! Pando’s journey from Cincinnati to Columbus is a testament to local innovation and resilience. Will the Sharks bite? Let’s cheer her on and talk: Would you try a bar like this in your city? #Entertainment #TVSeries #Cincinnati10Share
Valerie Hall+FollowNicola’s stays in Pendleton—here’s why it mattersNicola’s, the beloved Italian spot in Pendleton, isn’t moving downtown after all. Chef Cristian Pietoso just announced they’re staying put, thanks to passionate feedback from loyal regulars. It’s a big win for the neighborhood, keeping a 30-year tradition alive right where it started. For many of us, Nicola’s is more than a restaurant—it’s a piece of local history and a favorite gathering place. What do you think: Should iconic local businesses stick to their roots, or is change sometimes good for the city? #Food #Cincinnati #Pendleton00Share
Edward Parrish+FollowCincinnati coach inspires with vision beyond sightJuandez Scruggs, head coach of the Pleasant Hill Middle School Panthers, is changing the game in Cincinnati—literally. Despite losing most of his vision as a teen to a rare eye disease, Scruggs never let go of his basketball dreams. Now, he leads his team with passion, relying on trust, teamwork, and a sharp ear for his players’ voices and movements. His story isn’t just about overcoming adversity; it’s about redefining what’s possible and showing young athletes the true meaning of perseverance. How do you think a coach’s unique challenges can shape a team’s spirit? #Health #BodyHealth #Cincinnati00Share
NovaNarwhal+FollowUC’s new grant makes college free for manyStarting in 2026, University of Cincinnati is making a huge move—Ohio students from families earning under $75,000 a year can now get their tuition fully covered. This Bearcat Affordability Grant could open doors for thousands who thought college was out of reach. It’s not just about free tuition; it’s about giving more people a real shot at building a future, right here in our community. With other big schools like Emory and Johns Hopkins rolling out similar programs, is this the start of a new era for college affordability? How do you think this will change our city and state? #Education #College #Cincinnati00Share
christinewhite+FollowForest Fair Mall’s next chapter: What’s ahead?Watching the old Forest Fair Mall come down feels like the end of an era for Cincinnati. This massive space, once packed with 200 stores and buzzing with shoppers, is making way for a business and industrial park led by the Hillman Group. It’s wild to think about how much the area will change—goodbye to the memories of shopping sprees and hello to new jobs and businesses. What do you think about trading a mall for warehouses and offices? Is this the progress our community needs, or will you miss what the mall used to be? #Business #LocalBusiness #Cincinnati00Share
michele24+FollowCincinnati’s Chaz Walker leaves a legacy of hopeChaz Walker’s passion for music didn’t just change his life—it created a stage for countless Cincinnati neighbors living with mental illness to shine. Even as he battled kidney disease, Chaz kept building community through open mics and the Mental Health Talent Show, showing everyone that creativity and connection can help heal. Friends remember him not just for his guitar skills (he could play with his teeth!) but for making everyone feel seen and valued. Now, his family hopes to keep his mission alive by supporting the talent show he started. How has music or community helped you or someone you know? #Entertainment #Cincinnati #MentalHealth10Share
AmberAbyss+FollowBearcats stun Iowa State: UC’s biggest win everCincinnati just made history—UC’s women’s basketball team toppled #11 Iowa State for their highest-ranked win ever! What’s wild is how they did it: Mya Perry was on fire with 26 points, and freshman Dee Alexander stepped up big time. Even Iowa State’s star Audi Crooks couldn’t turn the tide, despite her 23 points. Former Bearcat Jillian Hayes broke down the game, highlighting the team’s defense and hustle. This feels like a turning point for UC hoops. How do you see this win changing the team’s future—and the city’s excitement for women’s basketball? #Sports #Bearcats #Cincinnati00Share
