Impact Cincinnati

There is always a need for people who are willing to be adoptive parents, here in Greater Cincinnati hundreds of children right now are waiting to be adopted into good homes.  

Join us Thursday morning at 9:20 February 7, as we explore the options available for anyone who is considering adopting a child into their family. You can send your questions to impact@wvxu.org. We’re also on Twitter. Impact Cincinnati, on 91.7, WVXU.

Many locals know and enjoy the first-class system of parks Hamilton County has to offer. And while the county’s parks are busy with picnickers, golfers and boaters during the summer, the cold weather months provide a wealth of activities, and a chance for visitors to experience nature from a different perspective.

Listen Thursday morning  January 31, as we hear what’s going on at Hamilton County parks this winter. Impact Cincinnati, on 91.7, WVXU.

Our guest on Impact Cincinnati this week is Hamilton County Park District Marketing Communication Coordinator Kimberly Whitton.

Study after study has shown how critical the early years are to the mental, emotional and social development of a child. How and what a child learns before entering kindergarten can determine his or her future successes.

Tune in Thursday morning January 24, as we hear how for the past 40 years 4C for Children has been helping our community with early childhood care and development. Impact Cincinnati, on 91-7, WVXU.  

Unless the city’s management and employees can agree on how to dramatically reduce current and future pension costs, the Cincinnati retirement system’s current 728 million dollar unfunded liability could grow to one billion dollars by the year 2016.

The University of Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky University are very different in history, size and scope, but both focus on providing students with an exceptional higher learning experience. And both universities have recently undergone a change in leadership.