Steeped in history, The Cincinnatus Association has been at the forefront of studying and making recommendations on the issues and needs of the City of Cincinnati and the Greater Cincinnati region since 1920. The Association’s members are politically engaged and diverse by race, gender, age, profession and community experience. Their varied thoughts and opinions make the organization all the more rich and vibrant. Read more about us.
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Featured Articles
Arts Panel Reminder
A reminder that our next committee meeting and final meeting for the spring will be Tuesday, June 3, 5:00 PM. Yes, that's June. We will not have a May meeting on May 13, since we'll be at an off-site location (on the boat), and our guest committee member, Kathy Merchant, will not be available.
Our Tuesday, June 3, 5:00 PM meeting will be at CET/WGUC/WVXU (1223 Central Parkway). Free metered parking is available on the street at that time. . .or the city garage is an option, too. The purpose of our final meeting is to review with Kathy some of the findings and opportunities expressed at our March 18 forum and discuss with her how our committee can best aid and supplement her work with the GCF study, moving forward. John Bentley offers the attached "Arts in Ohio" bulletin, as well. [Posted 5/9/08]
The Cincinnatus Association is proud to provide an inside tour of Greater Cincinnati's newest neighborhood on the Main Street of our region - the Ohio River. Our May dinner and discussion of CINCINNATI RIVERFRONT DEVELOPMENT will be held on BB Riverboat's "River Queen" while cruising up the Ohio River. Cincinnatus members BILL SCHEYER, TIM RIORDAN and RICK GREIWE will provide the tour and MICHAEL DINN of Property Advisors will enlighten us on market trends. Click on the title above for full information![Posted 4/30/08]RiverSpan Sculpture Exhibition and Sale
The Arts and Culture Panel invites and welcomes all Association members to plan to attend the RiverSpan Sculpture Exhibition and Sale on June 20-22. This is an annual, international fine art sculpture event held on the deck of the Purple People Bridge spanning the Ohio River - a three-day celebration of fine art sculpture with over 120 applicants from 23 states and 3 continents offering 900 works of sculpture for purchase. See additional information attached. [Posted 4/21/08]
New Member Handbooks Available
The 2008 Association Member Handbooks were distributed at the March member dinner. The books will also be distributed at the upcoming May dinner on BB Riverboats. Books not picked up will be mailed to the members in mid-May.
If a member wants their new Handbook sooner, please contact Roger Smith. Most of the Handbook information is also available on this website (Member Directory in the Members Only Section). [Posted 4/21/08]
If a member wants their new Handbook sooner, please contact Roger Smith. Most of the Handbook information is also available on this website (Member Directory in the Members Only Section). [Posted 4/21/08]
All Aboard for May Dinner Meeting
The Program Coordinating Committee announced that the May Dinner Meeting will be on the Ohio River - literally!! Rick Griewe will be coordinating the dinner cruise event, which includes a presentation program on riverfront development. Make plans to be there on May 13th. You won't want to miss this adventure!! (More information will be provided at a later date.) [Posted 4/10/08]
The Nominating Committee announced its suggested slate of candidates for officers and Executive Committee of the Cincinnatus Association for our 2008-2009 year, including Bill Scheyer as Association President. [Posted 4/9/08] 
The Cincinnatus Association announced today that it has accepted 19 new members for 2008. [Posted 3/27/08]
A two-minute update for busy Cincinnatus members.
The Executive Committee approved communicating to all Association members that they endorse and support the approval of the CPS Emergency Operating Levy in the upcoming ballot. [Posted 2/20/08]
The Executive Committee and the Community Inclusion Panel today issued an open letter to two members of Cincinnati City Council, lauding their opposition to the promotion of a police officer. [Posted 2/1/08]
A special edition of the Finance Features.
A new edition of the Cincinnatus Newsletter.
