Earth Day
I enjoy celebrating Earth Day everyday, but especially on April 22nd, the day designated for remembering and celebrating. This year it was cool and misty, but this did not dampen
Over-the-Rhine People’s Garden- Partnership with Local Restaurant!
Happy Spring from all of us here in Cincinnati, Ohio! Over-the Rhine People's Garden sure is happy the SUN is shining and people are moving around the garden again:) Isn't
Happy Birthday John Paul DeJoria
What do John Paul DeJoria and I have in common? We both just celebrated our birthdays. I celebrated my 50th this past weekend and just saw that John Paul DeJoria
Gathering 2015!! Over-the-Rhine People’s Garden
Hello and Happy New Year from all of us here in Cincinnati, OH!! A few weeks ago two of our Garden Coordinators from Partner Site, Over-the-Rhine People's Garden, attended the
All Communities Deserve Healthy Food
By Jason Von Kundra from Sprouting Hope in Marion, VA Bustling Farmers' Markets, farm to table restaurants, boxes of organic vegetables delivered to your home; this has become the dominate face
Playing in the Dirt
In October of 2011 I started working at St. Vincent Mission in a position that had great perks--real food, wonderful stories and playing in the dirt. I was the new
Paul Mitchell the School Cincinnati works with Over-the-Rhine People’s Garden!
Paul Mitchell Schools Green Team's motto is to Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Respect! At Paul Mitchell Schools . . . -Student-run Green Teams help their schools and local communities find
Monday FUN at the People’s Garden!!
Today we have been busy weeding rows, putting down cardboard and mulch between the beds (to cut down on weeding). Not to mention the yummy abundance of ripe red raspberries
“Respect and courtesy a must with bees and humans also.”
Gwen Johnson, Cowan Community Center Grow Appalachia participant didn't learn her first lessons about beekeeping in a book, but from her grandfather as a little girl. But, she does now
Calendar Fundraiser!
The Grow Appalachia program has been a blessing for the Pine Mountain Community and for Pine Mountain Settlement School over these past four years. As the growing season comes to
