CINCINNATI CHILDREN’S HONORED, AGAIN!
Once again, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital & Medical Center has been named to Forbes top employer lists. More specifically, they were ranked No. 1 among all health systems in the state of Ohio, and No. 7 among Best Employers in all of Ohio. This impressive accolade is even more astonishing considering the company has over 19,600 employees. Steve Davis, MD, president and CEO notes, “By investing in our workforce and fostering a culture of growth and collab- oration, we help improve the lives of children everywhere.” Congratulations to Cincinnati Children’s—For those looking for information on career opportunities with the largest health system in Southwest Ohio, visit: jobs.cincinnatichildrens.org
CINCINNATI CYCLONES SCHEDULE RELEASED
The Cincinnati Cyclones have released their full schedule of fabulously family-friendly themed events happening this season at Heritage Bank Arena. First up, First Face-Off will kick-off hockey season on Saturday, October 24th at 7:30 p.m., where fans can also enjoy $2 hot dogs, sodas and beers (for grown-ups!) Other schedule highlights include: Pucks N Pups (10/28), Gravy Boat Giveaway (11/20), Nutcrack- er Giveaway Night (12/11), Marvel Night (12/29), NYE Indoor Fireworks (12/31), Shrek Matinee (1/16), Kids Eat Free Matinee (1/18), and so many MORE! Truly every game of the season will be an exciting event with electric energy and game entertainment galore; check the family calendar and plan your night at the Cyclones by visiting cycloneshockey.com.
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KELCE BROTHER TO BE HONORED
Ohio-grown,13-year NFL-star, podcaster Jason Kelce will be returning to Cincinnati this month for an exciting celebration. The University of Cincin- nati will host the James P. Kelly Hall of Fame class induction ceremony on Friday, October 23rd at Fifth Third Arena. Recipients for the 50th anniversa- ry include Jason Kelce, men’s basketball coach Bob Huggins, track and field All-Americans Loretta Blaut and Wayne Mason, baseball’s Mike Kinnett, women’s soccer goalkeeper Christy Hoffman, and Kelce’s UC football and Philadelphia Eagle’s teammate Connor Barwin. Read all about the induct- ees and learn more about the induction ceremony at gobearcats.com
NEW CINCINNATI ART WEEK CELEBRATION
An inaugural event celebrating creativity and community will take place downtown October 3-10. Presented by ArtsWave and Fifth Third Bank, organized by Cincy Nice and No Standing, Cincinnati Art Week will transform vacant storefronts and public spaces into exhibitions, pop-up galleries and experiences for visitors to discover together. Overlapping with the BLINK event (October 8-11), Cincinnati’s creativity and innovation will surely be on full display this month. CAW will offer two self-guided art walks through Over-the-Rhine and additional programming, like artist talks, happening around town. Be sure to download the ArtsWave App (it’s free!), to stay in-the-know with all Cincinnati Art Week happenings, and to access the digital guide to navigate the experience. More information can be found at CincinnatiArtWeek.com
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