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As his business continues to grow, former Hazard Community and Technical College’s (HCTC) graduate Ryan Messer encourages people to invest in their communities and in themselves.
Four seats on the Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education are up for election this November. We asked listeners what they wanted to know before heading to the polls.
T. Duane Gordon, CEO of Community Shares of Greater Cincinnati, says the inaugural Margaret Fuller Lecture Series is intentionally being launched during a time when the country continues seeing hard-nosed political divides.
Cincinnati Public School starts Thursday, August 19, and with nearly $300,000,000 of coronavirus relief funds in the bank, a plan on how to allocate that money was decided after close to 4,000 parents weighed in.
1:04 Board members were split on the proposed policy. Vice President Ryan Messer said he believes in choice, but choices could have consequences. "So if somebody decides they don't want to get a vaccine, I'm good with that," Messer said. "I would like them to sign that they will not charge our insurance the cost associated with them being sick. I think that's very fair. If you're going to take on the responsibility, you have to also take on the consequences." Board President Carolyn Jones wasn't supportive of the policy addressing concerns about how to enforce the requirements, citing people ...