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Can Ohio Be a Leader in Digital Innovation? Why FIT21 Could Help

Earlier this year, a 73-year-old woman in Hamilton County lost over $41,000 to a cryptocurrency scam involving a Bitcoin ATM. Thanks to quick action by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, most of the funds were recovered. But incidents like this are increasingly common—and not everyone is so lucky. As digital assets like cryptocurrency and…

ByAdam KoehlerApril 18, 20250Comments

Sports

Are the Cincinnati Reds Finally for Real?

After years of frustration, fire sales, and false hope, the Cincinnati Reds have landed somewhere they haven’t been in a while — competitive. Hovering around .500 in mid-April, fresh off a sweep of the Pirates, the Reds are showing signs that maybe, just maybe, this team is starting to click. Yes, they just…

ByCincinnati ExchangeApril 17, 20250Comments

Lifestyle

A Forgotten Block in Price Hill Could Become a Creative Hub

For decades, Price Hill has been one of Cincinnati’s most iconic yet overlooked neighborhoods. Once bustling with industry, parishes, and small businesses, it now stands at a crossroads — still rich with cultural pride and architectural character but struggling to attract the kind of investment seen in other parts of the city. However, that…

ByCincinnati ExchangeApril 17, 20250Comments

Business

Cincinnati’s Hidden Advantage: Why This Region Is Quietly Built for Logistics Leadership

When people think about booming logistics hubs, cities like Atlanta, Chicago, and Dallas usually dominate the conversation. But Cincinnati — strategically located on the Ohio River, connected by major interstate highways, and home to global air freight hubs — may be one of the most overlooked logistics powerhouses in America. This region wasn’t just built…

ByCincinnati ExchangeApril 16, 20250Comments

Lifestyle Politics

Why Cincinnati’s Public Spaces are Crumbling, and How to Fix Them

When I recently shared images of decaying infrastructure at Inwood Park in Mt. Auburn, I expected a strong reaction—but the dialogue that unfolded was eye-opening. Cincinnati residents revealed deep frustrations with city neglect, inconsistent accountability, and troubling double standards in how maintenance rules are enforced. This isn’t just a Cincinnati problem—it’s a Rust Belt reality.…

ByAdam KoehlerApril 1, 20250Comments

Lifestyle Politics

NRW Scholarship Honors Local Women During National Women’s History Month

As March draws to a close, Cincinnati celebrates National Women’s History Month by honoring local young women making significant strides toward leadership, advocacy, and education. This national observance provides a valuable opportunity to recognize the historic contributions of women in shaping our communities and driving positive societal change. Locally, organizations like the Northeast Republican Women's…

ByCincinnati ExchangeMarch 31, 20250Comments

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Business

Northern Kentucky, Cincinnati, Lexington: The Midwest Startup Corridor We’ve Been Ignoring

Last night, my cofounder Dan O'Keeffe and I were at a small startup event in Lexington—a members-only gathering hosted by Invest Blue. Tucked into a private speakeasy, it was the kind of off-the-radar meetup you hope still exists. No slides. No name tags. Just real conversations. In the room: a founder who’s taken two companies…

ByCincinnati ExchangeMarch 27, 20250Comments

News Politics

Clashing Visions and a Stirring Start: Cincinnati Mayoral Candidates Face Off in First 2025 Debate

The first public showdown of Cincinnati’s 2025 mayoral race kicked off Tuesday evening at the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts in Price Hill with no shortage of tension, sharp exchanges, and ideological divide. Incumbent Mayor Aftab Pureval took the stage alongside Republican challengers Cory Bowman and Brian Frank , marking the first…

ByCincinnati ExchangeMarch 26, 20250Comments

Lifestyle

What Locals Are Saying About Cincinnati in 2025

Cincinnati has always been a city of strong opinions and deep pride. Ask any local, and you’ll get an earful about chili, the Bengals, or which neighborhood has the best coffee. But in 2025, with the city at a crossroads of development, politics, and culture, we hit the streets—and the inboxes—to ask a simple question:…

ByAdam KoehlerMarch 21, 20250Comments

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