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Cincinnati Preservation has been awarded a national grant to complete a context study, the results of which could make it a lot easier for the region's Black and African American heritage to gain prominence.
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Sarah and Peter Fossett owned businesses, started a church, ran an orphanage, served on a school board, and desegregated Cincinnati's streetcar system.
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The incoming and outgoing leaders of the Cincinnati Preservation Association join Cincinnati Edition to talk about the future of historic preservation in the region.
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On Monday, the Cincinnati Historic Conservation Board voted 5-1 to send the proposal to the City Planning Commission.
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Beth Johnson comes to the position after serving as the city's urban conservator.
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The impact of historic preservation is often discussed in a region like ours, with an aging housing stock and a resurgence in urban revitalization. From…
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Around Cincinnati celebrates the 75th Anniversary of Cincinnati's legendary record label King Records during September. We're calling this weekend's show…
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In honor of the 75th anniversary of King Records this month, the last special I'm producing has a potpourri of topics from a look at the Tokyo Happy Coats…
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ArtPlace America works to position arts and culture as an integral part of community planning and development to help strengthen the social, physical, and…
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May is Preservation Month in Cincinnati. Which seems appropriate, given the current dispute over whether to preserve or demolish the former Dennison…