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05/07/2026
Game Day CEO Jackie Reau is joining the fifth annual Power to Pursue Summit on Friday, May 15 at Memorial Hall!
She'll be part of the Game Changers panel for an honest, high-energy conversation about sales, fundraising, and the sacred art of the ask–because asking isn’t begging, it’s believing.
This panel will pull back the curtain on how real women get their businesses out into the world, secure the capital they need, build momentum, and know when and how to exit with power and integrity intact. We’ll talk strategy and story. Numbers and nerve. Visibility, value, and what it means to be seen.
A few tickets are still available! Get yours today at www.cincinnatiarts.org/events/detail/power-to-pursue-26.
04/22/2026
Cincinnati’s media habits are more sophisticated and layered than most marketers realize.
Since our very own Tricia Suit was on a Cincinnati PRSA panel on Morning News at , we decided to really dig into the numbers.
The 2026 Cincinnati Media Consumption Study offers a number of insights, including
• 90.2% of adults are streaming… but 88.7% are still watching TV
• Facebook reaches 76.5% of the market… still the broadest platform by far
• Nearly 1 in 4 adults regularly visit Cincinnati.com, reinforcing the power of local trust
• 59.4% are watching video on mobile, proving attention is everywhere, all the time
What does that mean for brands, nonprofits, and leaders?
If your strategy is built on one channel, you’re missing the market.
The opportunity is in building the right mix:
📺 Broadcast builds reach
📱 Digital builds frequency
📰 Local builds trust
And the biggest takeaway? Audience identity matters more than platform choice.
We’re sharing the full report to help you make smarter, more strategic decisions in this market.
Download the report at www.cincypeople.com/report.
It's almost ⚾pening Day!
As we gear up for the return of baseball to Cincinnati, Ohio Goes to the Movies celebrates baseball-themed movies, featuring Baseball Hall of Fame announcer Marty Brennaman.
As part of this statewide initiative celebrating Ohio’s film legacy, baseball takes center stage. From the iconic "Major League," which put Cleveland at the heart of baseball pop culture, to underdog stories rooted in Ohio communities, the state has helped shape how generations experience the game.
☘️ Happy St. Patrick's Day!
We feel incredibly lucky to work with so many great partners like the The Banks, The Cincinnati Coffee Festival, and Cincinnati St. Patrick's Parade.
Many thanks to local media for sharing all the shenanigans!
🎞️ Free movies! Now that we've got your attention ...
Ohio Goes to the Movies just launched its yearlong celebration of Ohioans and their contributions to the film industry. Theaters across the state will be screening free movies through October, all with Buckeye State ties.
Kenwood Theatre (Esquire, Mariemont & Kenwood Theatres) hosted the first screening: "Boy Did I get a Wrong Number" starring Bob Hope and Lima native Phyllis Diller.
Each screening with have something special - this one had a red carpet and a Q&A where we learned Phyllis made a mean chili!
🎬 Check the full schedule of free screenings at ohiogoestothemovies.org.
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