🗳️ Cincinnati needs a city council that puts neighborhoods first. Maria Cunningham's letter urges voters to elect candidates endorsed by the Charter Committee who prioritize community over party politics. She specifically praises council members Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney and Scotty Johnson for opposing controversial projects like the Connected Communities rezoning plan and Hyde Park tower. Cunningham believes a coalition of independent-minded leaders can repeal harmful policies and ensure residents have a voice in city decisions. The November election represents an opportunity to rebuild trust with neighborhoods across Cincinnati.
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💻 Black Tech Week brings 7,000 innovators to Cincinnati this week. The three-day conference at the Aronoff Center offers workshops, networking opportunities, and inspiring speakers including actress-turned-mogul Keke Palmer. Founded by Candice Matthews Brackeen of Lightship Foundation, the event creates a safe space for Black tech professionals and entrepreneurs to collaborate and grow. Visit Cincy praises the conference for highlighting innovation while cementing Cincinnati's reputation as an inclusive city for talent and startups. Attendees often leave feeling recharged and inspired, with many finding emotional connections to "their tribe" during the event.
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🎵 Patsy Cline's music lives on in heartfelt theatrical tribute. "Always... Patsy Cline" will grace The Carnegie's stage from July 25 to August 3, 2025, celebrating the country legend's friendship with her biggest fan. Charlotte Campbell brings her critically acclaimed portrayal of Cline to Kentucky, while Sara Mackie plays devoted fan Louise Seeger. The musical features beloved hits like "Crazy" and "I Fall to Pieces," with a live band prominently featured on stage. Tickets range from $18-$45 for this touching musical scrapbook blending classic country with a story of loyalty and love.
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