Local Entrepreneur Linda Fritz with Sustainable Produce Container

Anthony Sitek, Chef/Proprietor Crown Republic Gastropub, Losanti OTR, Rosies Cocktails & Pies making Hubbard Squash Tortellacci Cincinnati Magazine's signature, luxury dinner series, Savor Cincinnati, is back offering custom menus developed by talented local chef duos at a fabulous downtown venue. - The chefs collaborate to prepare exceptional five-course meals complete with wine pairings each evening of the series, November 9-12 from 6:00-9:00 p.m. - This lavish dining series will be held at The View at Mount Adams with stunning panoramic views of Cincinnati, operated by Funky's Catering Events. - Cincinnati Magazine is hosting Savor Cincinnati to not only honor and support the creative forces behind some of Cincinnati's beloved restaurants during these difficult times, but also to offer a high-quality, one-of-a-kind culinary experience in a beautiful setting. - Savor Cincinnati offers guests the unique opportunity to interact tableside with Cincinnati's most innovative and successful chefs, in support of several, impactful charitable causes. New this fall, a portion of each evening's proceeds benefits a different local non-profit.

After a pregnancy, the weeks following a baby's arrival can feel isolating and lonely for many women. During this time of transition - the twelve weeks after birth - also known as the fourth trimester - moms often forget to prioritize themselves and their mental health and well-being. Joining us to talk about the 'check on mom' campaign... is the CEO of healthy-women Beth Battaglino and the founder of glo-preemies..and co-founder of Alliance for black NICU families - Ashley Randolph

What's driving seasonal and year-end hiring and what contract positions are in demand? • Tax time and budgeting — Accountants are needed to manage heavy workloads and prepare for tax season. AP/AR specialists and payroll managers are needed to process invoices and payments and prepare budgets and financial reports. • Open enrollment — HR and administrative professionals are needed to handle spikes in business activity (e.g., HR benefits specialists to answer enrollment and benefits-related questions, data entry specialists to support back-office functions). • Back-to-school activities — Education institutions need help with pandemic-related tasks such as resuming on-campus operations, creating secure virtual workspaces, conducting student contact tracing and managing federal funds. • IT security — Data security analysts and network security administrators are needed to monitor and respond to security incidents as organizations deploy new applications and digital services. • E-commerce — Marketing professionals (e.g., copywriters, digital marketing specialists, front-end developers) are needed to develop holiday campaigns and optimize online shopping experiences. • Legal priorities — Corporate legal departments are bringing on contract administrators to handle the review, abstraction and negotiation of agreements set to expire or renew at year-end. Law firms are adding litigation support analysts and paralegals to support rising caseloads. • Vacation coverage — Our research shows workers plan to take an average of 7 days off by year-end. Contract professionals can step in to help ensure projects stay on track.

Labeled " A Modern Day Noah" by NBC News, he has surpassed 10,000 and well on his way to all 20,000! He is talking about two new books: National Geographic Photo Ark Wonders: Celebrating Diversity in the Animal Kingdom, and Photo Ark ABC: An Animal Alphabet in Poetry and Pictures. Wonders features 200 species that are new to his books and ABC pairs photos with poems to represent the letters of the alphabet. Both inspire care and conservation of these amazing animals.