Check out photos from the 15th annual Coldwell Banker West Shell Redlegs Run held on Saturday, May 14 at Great American Ballpark.

Renovations bring revitalization to local all-in-one hotel and add more than 100 new jobs.

The John F. Barrett Entrepreneur Vision Award celebrates local business leaders who, through their willingness to take risks, stand out as community leaders who have built successful businesses that stimulate our local economy. The award is given annually to outstanding entrepreneurs who truly embody the entrepreneurial vision and spirit of Cincinnati in its evolution as a world-class city.

Brazee Street Studios works with hundreds of students across Cincinnati to create ‘Our City’ in glass for their 6th annual Kid’s Exhibition in C-LINK Gallery.

The Cincinnati Art Museum’s Board of Trustees voted unanimously to approve a new Strategic Plan that will shape institutional direction and priorities for the next five years. The Strategic Plan 2016-2020 articulates that the story of art – past, present and future – enriches life, promotes a thriving creative economy, and links people and perspectives across cultures and history.

UC Health Adult Burn Center hosted an open house for area first responders and other health professionals involved in the complex treatment of caring for our regions burn victims.

Stuff of Life blogger Lauren Chesley shares the lessons she has learned after watching her third daughter graduate from college.

The Lindner Center of HOPE, which opened in 2008 and is affiliated with UC Health, offers patient-centered, scientifically advanced care for individuals suffering with mental illness, addictions and other disorders. The Lindner Center calls its partial hospitalization program Mindful Transitions, designed to fill that gap where a patient might need more intensive care than they would get in an outpatient setting, yet do not require hospitalization.

After getting married, Frank and Lori Wright were ready to merge their households. The couple was introduced to the design team at Dwellings through Adam Perkins of Masterpiece Audio Video in Fort Wright. The couple officially moved in October and say they couldn’t be happier.

For 25 years, Cancer Support Community Greater Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky (CSC) has been taking strides to make sure that no one faces cancer alone.

Founded in 2002, Cincinnati Circus Company provides a novel twist to your wedding entertainment, literally taking your event to new heights. The company performs events all over the country, providing more than 200 different forms of entertainment.

Undoubtedly, there are more than 10 IT service firms to watch in Greater Cincinnati, but here are snapshots of notable examples of the plethora of IT talent we have here in Greater Cincinnati.

Change is the only constant in life. RWA Architects has been in business for 27 years and has experienced many changes in the industry, including what clients are looking for in their homes.

Your wedding day is one of the biggest days of your life, and no one knows that better than Kathy and Bill Kinane, owners of Manor House. The duo has helped create memorable weddings at the Manor House for 20 years.

2016 C-Suite Awards honorees: Dora Anim, Greg Beasley, Jay Bedi, Randi Bellner, Brian Berning, Randy Brunk, Nelson Castillo, Dan Connors, Myrita Craig, Kelley Downing, Barry Farmer, Trey Grayson, Rabbi Abie Ingber, Bryan Hogan, William Hurford, Laurence Jones, Greg Livingston, Candace McGraw, James Reynolds, Rob Richardson, Jr., George Sehi, Dan de Stefano, Mike Vollette, Nita Walker, Rodney Williams and R. Douglas Spitler.

Everyone deserves a decent place to live. Habitat for Humanity of Greater Cincinnati strengthens families in our community by building or rehabbing houses in the Tri-State. More than 550 local homes have been repaired or constructed by the organization.

Victoria Morgan believes in the power of dance. As artistic director and CEO, she is proud of the impact Cincinnati Ballet is having in the community.