By John Flesher, Associated Press Writer   TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — Meredith Bowen was getting tired of requests from Facebook friends to exchange make-believe pansies,...

By Mark Curnutte • mcurnutte@enquirer.com • April 28, 2009   The Greater Cincinnati Foundation is giving about $1 million in grants to local organizations whose...

Contributed By Rachel Richardson | The Enquirer The Blue Ash/Montgomery Rotary Club will hold its fifth annual garage sale from 8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m....

By Mark Curnutte • mcurnutte@enquirer.com • March 24, 2009   The Greater Cincinnati Foundation has committed $1 million to help families affected by the recession...

By James Pilcher • jpilcher@enquirer.com • March 24, 2009   The Cincinnati area’s unemployment rate continued to climb in February, hitting 8.9 percent and a...

Contributed By Candace Silvasy FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Cincinnati, Ohio - March 24, 2009. It’s no secret that stress is a health hazard. It can exacerbate...

GENEROUS GIRL MOTIVATES CHARITY By Mark Curnutte • mcurnutte@aol.com • March 17, 2009   Four-year-old Hannah Turner uttered six words on Thanksgiving Day 2004 that...

Former radio star formed Play it Forward to help pay medical costs By Chris Varias • Enquirer contributor • March 8, 2009   By Gary...

By Mark Curnutte • mcurnutte@enquirer.com • February 27, 2009   In the face of the recession and shrinking sources of funding, nonprofit organizations in Greater...

By Mike Rutledge • mrutledge@nky.com • February 24, 2009   NEWPORT - Do you love the Purple People Bridge, or could you live without it?...

By Lori Kurtzman • lkurtzman@enquirer.com • February 21, 2009   Latron Dodd is asked to play, and he does so obediently, sitting before a slightly...

By Amber Ellis • aellis@enquirer.com • February 16, 2009   Donations for the Warren County United Way fell nearly $49,000 short of the organization’s 2008...

Shrinking endowments lead foundations to cut their charitable giving   By Dan Horn • dhorn@enquirer.com • February 15, 2009   Charitable foundations that support soup...

By Cindy Kranz • ckranz@enquirer.com • February 3, 2009   LOVELAND – The audience was small, in numbers and stature, but their spirit and enthusiasm...

Although he now lives in Georgetown, Brown County, renowned wildlife artist John Ruthven knows and deeply appreciates Cincinnati's hillsides.   He grew up in Walnut...

HealthBridge, the Blue Ash company that allows hospitals and labs to electronically share test reports and images with doctors around the region, is testing the...

It sounds terrible: Cincinnati City Council rejected a grant to establish a local Office of Minority Health that might have helped improve health care for...