The Cincinnati Tennis Foundation has broken ground on a $10 million tennis and education center in Norwood, marking a major step toward expanding youth sports and educational opportunities across Greater Cincinnati.
The First Serve Tennis and Education Center, located at 1920 Tennessee Ave., will combine indoor tennis courts, pickleball facilities, academic support and mentorship programs.…
Grant Park renovation plans in Cincinnati could bring a $13.5 million makeover to Over-the-Rhine, including an inclusive playground, interactive water features and new sports facilities.
The Cincinnati Center City Development Corp. (3CDC) is seeking public funding to help finance the proposed improvements.
The project would transform Grant Park into a recreational space with amenities for…
Cincinnati Safe and Clean grants awarded this funding cycle will support community-led projects that improve neighborhood safety, reduce blight, and engage young people across the city.
The latest grants distributed approximately $215,000 to 10 organizations, with funding focused on neighborhoods most affected by gun violence and community revitalization efforts.
The City of Cincinnati has awarded…
Implementing comprehensive Cincinnati sidewalk repairs remains a major priority for local government leaders this year.
Frequent pedestrians know the struggle of navigating cracked or uneven pavement daily.
Fortunately, city officials are focusing heavily on fixing these dangerous pathways immediately. They want to ensure residents can walk safely to schools, parks, and transit stops. This initiative…
The Federal Home Loan Bank of Cincinnati (FHLB) has announced its largest-ever round of affordable housing funding, committing nearly $51.9 million in grants to support development across Kentucky, Ohio, and Tennessee.
This year’s expanded initiative illustrates how crucial affordable housing funding has become as communities push to meet rising demand for safe, quality homes.…


