Strauss Troy is proud to continue its support of the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra as they celebrate their 20th free summer concert series at Devou Park. Concerts are held rain or shine, and parking is free throughout the park. T.A.N.K. shuttles run from Covington Catholic to the band shell from 6:00-7:30 p.m. for $1 each way. Bring blankets …Read More
Strauss Troy will sponsor NKY Leadercast, an all-day broadcast on May 9, 2014, featuring world-renowned speakers about leadership.
Check out Strauss Troy Market, downtown Cincinnati’s open-air market located on Fountain Square, starting April 29. The market happens every Tuesday from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. through October 28.
On March 20, Strauss Troy sponsored the Dan Beard Council Boy Scouts of America 2014 Trailblazer Luncheon held at Drees Pavilion in Covington. More than 300 guests attended in support of local Boy Scout programs. During the luncheon, Dr. G. Edward Hughes, president of Gateway Community and Technical College, received the 2014 Trailblazer Award for …Read More
Strauss Troy sponsored the Life Learning Center’s inaugural gala and St. Patrick’s Day Roast at Drees Pavilion in Covington on March 15. The event celebrated William P. Butler, founder of the Life Learning Center, chairman of the Corporex Corporation and Strauss Troy attorney, Martin Butler’s, brother, through whimsical jokes and entertainment. The gala also focused …Read More
As part of Strauss Troy’s “Your Community – Our Commitment®,” we went a little latin at the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s 20th annual FUNdraiser: “ The event, held Saturday, February 8th, at the Newport Syndicate featured live music from the KSO Boogie Band. This is the only fundraiser that the KSO has to bring free outdoor …Read More
Strauss Troy Attorneys Brett Renzenbrink and Law Clerk Matt Worth presented a program titled Cyberbullying, Sexting and Avoiding “One-Click” Liability to students and parents at McNicholas High School Digital Citizenship Day day Monday, February 24th.
McNicholas High School (Mt. Washington/Cincinnati) held its first Digital Citizenship Day Monday. It was the first school in the region to devote a day to the perils — and promises — of life in the digital age.
As part of Strauss Troy’s “Your Community – Our Commitment®,” we are proud to support the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra as a sponsor of their 20th annual FUNdraiser: “Livin’ La Vida Loca.” The event, which begins at 6:30 on Saturday, February 8th, will be held at the Newport Syndicate (View on a map). Tickets are $125 per person …Read More
Strauss Troy Attorney Mary Beth Stevenson has been elected to the position of 2014-2015 secretary of the Fort Thomas Business Association. The FTBA promotes the success and growth of all businesses in Fort Thomas, Kentucky through strategic and collective marketing efforts, business-to-business networking, community engagement and professional development. By promoting private enterprise and economic development, in conjunction with …Read More
Happy New Year from your friends at Strauss Troy! When: Tuesday, December 31st, 8:00 p.m.-1:00 a.m. Where: Fountain Square, 5th & Vine Streets, Cincinnati, OH See on a map Skating and skate rentals (first come, first served) are free all night on the U.S. Bank Ice Rink. Music will be provided by DJ Tweet, and the …Read More
As we prepare to celebrate the holidays, others wonder how they will feed their families. Strauss Troy is proud to continue its commitment to the community by again sponsoring several area families to help make their holidays brighter. With funds raised through “dress-down Fridays,” and other attorney and staff donations, these underprivileged families from Newport, …Read More
Strauss Troy Attorney Larry Neuman Co-Chairs CRC’s 2013 Transformation Awards Since opening its doors in 2003, the Center for Respite Care has assisted over 1,000 sick and injured homeless individuals on their journey to restored health and self-sufficiency. On the evening of October 17th, the Center celebrated 10 years of transforming lives by honoring three …Read More
After serving a two-year term, Strauss Troy Attorney Patrick Newton will be stepping down as president of Give Back Cincinnati. He will be continuing his service to the organization by continuing on the board as the chair for capacity. Founded in 2000 by a small group of friends, GBC has grown to over 5,000 members. …Read More
Attorney Philomena Ashdown serves on the board of directors for Bayley Life. She is also the co-chair of the Mother Margaret George Society that offers a unique way to honor living loved ones or deceased individuals who resided at Bayley, were members of Bayley Adult Day Program or whose lives had been touched by …Read More
Strauss Troy is proud to be an associate member of the Goering Center. If you own a family or private business, we encourage you to discover what it’s all about. The Goering Center can prepare you to handle key issues that affect organizations of all sizes. These matters may include: Succession Planning Communication Techniques Strategic …Read More
Thank you for giving to your community through YMCA Camp Ernst. We are so proud to partner with Strauss Troy. I know the campers benefit greatly from being here, and I hope that you can share with your team how much I feel blessed each day they are here.
Fountain Square Tuesday, September 24th 11:00 – 2:00 This is it. The Strauss Troy Market on the Square for 2013. This is your last chance to check-out new treats and handmade items from local vendors. Merchants include: New this session: Censudi – African merchandise (proceeds benefit children in Ghana) Stuff in Muffins – savory & …Read More
Now He Heads To Beijing, China And The Juilliard School In case you missed the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s July 6 concert, we wanted to tell you about Cellist Benjamin Fryxell, who made his debut with the KSO and received multiple standing ovations. The 18-year-old has been accepted at the Juilliard School in New York City to study …Read More
The “Justice League,” a Strauss Troy attorney and staff team, participated in the Cincinnati Corporate Olympics held July 10th on Fountain Square to benefit Special Olympics. The Justice League included: Attorney Brian O’Connell, employees Debbie Hilling and Lucy McCormack, Special Olympian Justin Mossburger, and Brian O’Connell’s daughter, Kacey. The Strauss Troy team finished 6th out of …Read More