The North Avondale Neighborhood Association
Thanks to all the volunteers and to Cincinnati Parks for a successful tree planting during frigid weather on December 6th. Four volunteers from the neighborhood, four Xavier students, and one member of Quaker Community Friends gathered with three Cincinnati Parks partners to plant 10 trees at the Victory Parkway Greenspace. […]
I have learned that the City is applying for a $2,000,000 HUD grant to implement the actions provided for in the City’s “Connected Communities” Ordinance which was passed in June, 2024. As you may recall, this Ordinance provided for the elimination of single family zoning and replaced it with multifamily […]
North Avondale families and neighbors joined together to celebrate the holidays at the second NANA Holiday Party which was held on Saturday, December 14, 2024 at the Holloman Center for Social Justice at the Avondale Town Center. The room was decorated with vibrant party décors and a cheery table setting […]
The Draft Master Plan document has been completed by the City’s contractor, Urban Fast Forward (UFF). This project was started in August of 2022. The NANA Executive Board voted to restart a stalled effort begun in 2017 to update the substantially outdated 1974 neighborhood Master Plan by appointing a steering […]
As we bid farewell to 2024, I am filled with gratitude and pride for all that we have accomplished together as a community. This past year has been a testament to the resilience, passion, and commitment that defines North Avondale. Together, we’ve tackled challenges, celebrated successes, and laid the foundation […]
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Thanks to support like yours, we have enhanced neighborhood safety, preserved its beauty, and strengthened our community.
Reflections on the incredible journey we’ve shared in November and opportunity to think about the year ahead in December.
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NANA President Dawn Johnson and Walter Koucky spoke with WXIX’s Brenda Ordonez about NANA’s response to Connected Communities