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COVID has inspired a swell in health care students, but still not enough to fill needed positions While the coronavirus pandemic has been a long, tedious drain on health care systems' resources, it might also yield a boon in future health care professionals. and last updated 2021-02-11 17:57:43-05 CINCINNATI — While the coronavirus pandemic has been a long, tedious drain on health care systems' resources, it might also yield a boon in future health care professionals. Educators across the Tri-State said more high school and post-secondary students are seeking training in the health care ...

Cincinnati Magazine January 28, 2021 It’s 4 o’clock on a Tuesday and the dinner line outside Over-The-Rhine’s St. Anthony Center has already started to form. The Republic Street building—owned and operated by the Franciscan Friars, a Catholic religious order of men—has, since 2017, been a hub for multiple nonprofits serving the homeless and poor (among them, the Mary Magdalene House and the Center for Respite Care). But those lines forming at breakfast and dinnertime each day are for an organization dedicated to feeding the neighborhood’s hungry—the St. Francis Seraph Ministries...

New Market I & II solar farm projects debated By Tim Colliver - tcolliver@aimmediamidwest.com Wright There were no fireworks during the Ohio Power Siting Board’s (OPSB)public hearing held Tuesday night remotely on both YouTube and Webex, but while eight people gave thumbs up to the proposed New Market I & II solar farms, three others were steadfastly against it. At issue is the Hecate Energy proposal to construct a combined 100-megawatt solar power generating facility on nearly 1,000 acres of land in southeastern Highland County in Whiteoak and Clay townships. The Chicago-based energy comp...