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Mr. Adams' Playhouse in the Park, photographed by Kabir Bakie. - Read more about Kabir at Cincy.com.
Mr. Adams' Playhouse in the Park, photographed by Kabir Bakie. - Read more about Kabir at Cincy.com.
Mason's Kings Island, captured by photographer Katy McGreevey.- Read more about Katy at Cincy.com.
Mason's Kings Island, captured by photographer Katy McGreevey.- Read more about Katy at Cincy.com.
Mt. Adams' Eden Park's Reflecting Pool, as captured by photographer Al McLaughlin. - Read more about Al at Cincy.com.
Mt. Adams' Eden Park's Reflecting Pool, as captured by photographer Al McLaughlin. - Read more about Al at Cincy.com.
Covington and the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge. Photo by Kurt StreckerRead about Cincy.com Project Contributors
Covington and the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge. Photo by Kurt Strecker
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Mt. Adams, shot by Kabir Bakie from Immaculata Church, with Downtown in the background. - Read more about Kabir at Cincy.com.
Mt. Adams, shot by Kabir Bakie from Immaculata Church, with Downtown in the background. - Read more about Kabir at Cincy.com.
Over the Rhine, as shot from Mt. Adams by photographer Constance Sanders. - - Read more about Connie at Cincy.com.
Over the Rhine, as shot from Mt. Adams by photographer Constance Sanders. - - Read more about Connie at Cincy.com.
Singer Abiyah at Southgate House in Newport, as captured by Damon Green, who was visiting from his home in Virginia. - Read more about Damon at Cincy.com.
Singer Abiyah at Southgate House in Newport, as captured by Damon Green, who was visiting from his home in Virginia. - Read more about Damon at Cincy.com.
Clifton's Skyline Chili, as photographed by CincyProject Team Member Jessica Perron. - Read more about Jessica at Cincy.com.
Clifton's Skyline Chili, as photographed by CincyProject Team Member Jessica Perron. - Read more about Jessica at Cincy.com.

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Cincy.com joins the CincyStoryMural Project

December 7, 2011. We're so excited to be a part of the CincyStoryMural.org community stories project.
Visit the site to learn more about this community-wide initiative with Starfire Council, Public Allies and many others, then share your stories and photos for the local murals and for online display, too.  

Forbes.com: Hyde Park is one of America's Best Neighborhoods

Hyde Park Square (Photo by Randy Weeks)November 3, 2010: Forbes.com says Hyde Park, on Cincinnati's east side, is one of America's Best Neighborhoods. They have this to say about the community: "Hyde Park values education: 95% of the neighborhood's residents over age 25 have a high school diploma, and at least 70% have a bachelor's degree, according to the American Planning Association. The neighborhood also has 175 shops, restaurants and other businesses. On Sundays from May through October, check out the farmers' market near Hyde Park Square." Full Story. 

The Forbes story features a photo of Hyde Park Square taken by Cincy.com and PGCincinnati.com contributor, Randy Weeks. 

 

Greater Cincinnati:

Scenic views and spaces: A river town on 7 hills

Hills and valleys, rivers and breathtaking views make up the remarkable landscape of this beautiful region. Sir Winston Churchill once proclaimed it to be America's most beautiful inland city. Viewed from almost any approach, the skyline of the city, set amidst the hills, is an inspiring and enjoyable sight.

Innovation in Business, Arts and Entertainment

From Fortune 500 business headquarters to America's 1st Pro Baseball team to the Underground Railroad Freedom Center, Cincinnati's vitality includes top employers, world-renowned arts offerings and major sports franchises, as well as a variety of dining, entertainment and nightlife that rivals the diversity and excitement of urban life in much larger cities.

About Cincy.com

Cincy.com (and cinci.com) is a Deeper Directory(TM) of Greater Cincinnati community information, focusing on life in the tristate and its neighborhoods, and on the places, businesses and organizations here. The original Cincinnati Home Page, it started in 1995 as a community-focused web site offering local links, photos and directories of personal and business / organization links.

We're finding, collecting and sharing the stories of our neighborhoods, starting with 20+ and growing, with the help of interested neighbors, to more than 200 in the Greater Cincinnati Regional Area.

An excellent Cincinnati Video, produced by RealLiving.com.

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Its our hope as long time residents of Greater Cincinnati, that the more we learn together about our communities, the better connected we'll be and the stronger our local economy will be as a result of our attention to the local businesses that make their homes in the same neighborhoods.

What's up Cincy?

Below is our calendar of events for the Greater Cincinnati communities we've covered so far.  To view or subscribe to the calendar for a specific neighborhood, choose your neighborhood here.  See something we've missed?  Contact us.

Hey! Where's the old stuff?!

If you're looking for the original Business and Personal pages or any other content from the 14 years Cincy.com has been online, please bear with us while we finish the remodeling work! We'll have these features working here in short order - Thank you!