Steve Hirschberg

A Covington-based, non-profit arts organization called My Nose Turns Red Theatre Company has begun taking early bird registrations for its youth summer circus camps. WNKU's Steve Hirschberg talked with Jean St. John, the theatre company's managing director.

Ground was officially broken yesterday for Carespring Health Care Management's new transitional care center in Cold Spring, Kentucky. WNKU's Steve Hirschberg reports.

In the  mid 1920's, the city of Wilmington, Ohio decided it wanted and needed a hotel. So a group was formed to finance and build one. The group succeeded in its task. But over the years, the General Denver Hotel deteriorated. Now, thanks to a  husband and wife team, the landmark, Elizabethan-style hotel is being restored and is open for business. WNKU's Steve Hirschberg asked co-owner Molly Dullea how the hotel got its name. 

Hamilton County is on the move and is getting stronger. That's what County Commissioner Chris Monzel told the Rotary Club Thursday in his State of the County Address. WNKU's Steve Hirschberg reports.

The Cincinnati Opera's educational production entitled "Find Your Voice" begins a community tour this weekend. WNKU's Steve Hirschberg talked with Kemper Florin, the opera company's outbound coordinator.

Three World War Two veterans from Clermont County have received the highest honor that the French government can bestow...the Legion of Honor. WNKU's Steve Hirschberg reports.

The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum recently opened an exhibition entitled "Signature Reds...a Century of Reds Autographs". Colin Ethier, the museum's special projects coordinator, gave WNKU's Steve Hirschberg a tour of the display. As you enter, you see on your right a wall of autographs that date back to before the 1920's.

A Chicago-based food company is opening a manufacturing plant in Boone County and creating jobs. WNKU's Steve Hirschberg reports.

Ground has been broken for dunnhumby USA's new downtown Cincinnati headquarters. WNKU's Steve Hirschberg reports.

The Center for Closing the Health Gap in Greater Cincinnati has received a two-year, $150 thousand grant from the Greater Cincinnati Foundation. WNKU's Steve Hirschberg asked Renee Mahaffey Harris, the center's executive director, how the money will be used.