When I found out that these folks were all born in Ohio during December, I couldn’t believe it.

When I attended a nonprofit day in Erie, Pennsylvania, I discovered two organizations that we can learn from in Ohio.

December includes some of the most treasured holidays of the year, including Christmas, Kwanzaa and Hanukkah.

Unfortunately, wrapping paper with colorful foiled designs, ribbons and bows is not recyclable.

Holidays can be difficult for people struggling with mental health issues.

Here are three tips on developing a useful annual plan:

Last summer, The Princeton Review and Entrepreneur magazine surveyed colleges and universities trying to determine which best serve future entrepreneurs, and two Ohio universities made the list of top 50 undergraduate programs for entrepreneurs.

On Dec. 15, start your day at 10AM to enjoy holidays at the Manor House in Wildwood Preserve.

Who doesn’t love pancakes smothered in maple syrup? And you can feel good about eating this sweet condiment because maple syrup is, in fact, healthier than sugar or corn syrup because it contains more nutrients and antioxidants.

For each of the last 34 years, on the Saturday before Christmas, a unique holiday tradition takes place with the Tour of Good Cheer, where volunteers deliver clothing, personal hygiene items and toys to over 1,600 individuals in one day.

If you’re visiting Cincinnati, make plans to visit the quirky Sugar n’ Spice Diner.

There are many fun, festive things to do in Cleveland as Christmas comes upon us.