⚖️ Two law firms merge into powerhouse with almost 300 lawyers nationwide.UB Greensfelder LLP celebrated its one-year anniversary after the strategic merger of Ulmer & Berne LLP and Greensfelder, Hemker & Gale, PC. The merger, described as "born out of opportunity, not necessity," has already yielded significant results, including national recognition for litigation excellence and major new client engagements. With nine offices across the country, including one in Cincinnati, the firm has successfully integrated technology platforms and compensation structures while preserving the collaborative culture from both legacy firms. Leadership is now focused on intentional, client-driven growth as they build on their strong foundation.
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👮 Cincinnati's police vacancies soar while mayor expands unproven crisis program. Nearly 200 police positions remain unfilled as Mayor Pureval champions the Alternative Response to Crisis (ARC) program, which has been made permanent despite handling just 0.006% of calls compared to police. Critics note that contrary to its mental health focus, 38% of ARC calls involve trespassing while only 7% address mental health issues. Police and firefighter unions have filed complaints, arguing the program should have been negotiated. The author suggests ARC responders should be placed under police command before more police funding is diverted.
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🎨 Greenfield Elementary art shines in prestigious Cincinnati exhibit. Two students and their teacher are showcasing their artwork at Mount St. Joseph University's Studio San Giuseppe as part of Youth Art Month celebrations. Hazel Vesey, Kenzleigh Speakman, and art teacher William Roller represent Greenfield Elementary in the regional exhibition featuring Greater Cincinnati art educators and their students. The exhibit, which opened February 28, will continue to welcome visitors through March 27. Community members can stay updated on Greenfield Exempted Village School District activities through the district website and social media pages.
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Westside gem needs paint: Cozy 3-bedroom charmer with finished basement and 1.5 baths hits the market at $198,000. The well-maintained Westside home features an open layout and comes with a paint allowance for the next owner's personal touch.
Vaulted ranch ready now: Priced at $279,900, this custom ranch boasts 2 bedrooms, a vaulted Great Room, finished lower level with walkout, and fresh paint throughout. Recent updates include new first-floor flooring and 2x6 construction for superior quality.
Brick Cape Cod gem ready: For $220,000, this cozy Brick Cape Cod offers 3 beds, 2 baths, and a full basement. The move-in ready home features a fenced yard and has been upgraded with a newer roof and gutters.