Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, under the leadership of Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, held their annual parade on Lag B’omer. After a special barbecue and Farbrengen Thursday night with the Hanhallas HaYeshiva, the Talmidim – directed by the Talmidei Hashluchim – prepared the parade and carnival for the local community. Brochures to register in the Children’s Sefer Torah were given out to all those that participated – or came out to watch – the parade • Photos

Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, under the leadership of Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, held the official groundbreaking for the replica of 770 that will be built in Cincinnati. The Talmidim first learned the sicha, and watched the video of the groundbreaking of 770 on 17 Elul 5748, they then went outside and the Hanhalla broke ground with an original brick from 770. The new renovation is scheduled to be completed by 28 Sivan, which marks 80 years of the miraculous salvation of the Rebbe and Rebbetzen and the first time the Rebbe came to 770 • Photos

Right before Purim, Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati received great news: the city has approved the permit to remodel the Yeshiva building as a replica of 770. Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, the Rosh Yeshiva, hurried downtown to accept the permit on behalf of the Yeshiva • Full Story

In preparation for the upcoming Yud-Alef Nissan, the Mayor of Cincinnati – the honorable Mr. John Cranley –  has signed a proclamation designating 11 Nissan as Education and Sharing day in Cincinnati in honor of the Rebbe. The proclamation was organized by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon and will be prominently hanging on the wall of Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati • Photos

In preparation for Chanukah, the Mayor of Cincinnati – Mr. John Cranley – hosted  his annual Chanukah party. The Mayor felt that it was very important that despite the pandemic, the event go on (although on a smaller scale). The mayor invited Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati – to light the Menorah and share words to Torah • Photos

The L’Chaim of Moshe Lifshitz of Cincinnati, OH, and Rivka Engel of Coral Springs, FL, took place Tuesday night at Eshel Hall. Photos by ChabadInfo.com photographer Shneur Reinitz • Photos

After Farbrenging a whole night in Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati for Chai Elul, Rabbi Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin was seen Davening this morning at the “Amud” at CVG Airport.

The days of Tes-Vov and Chai Elul were celebrated with great fanfare and excitement in Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati. Thursday night (15 Elul), the Talmidei Hashluchim arranged “Chadaram-dancing” and a big Seuda, which was followed by Farbrengens for each individual shiur with their Mashpia. The Shturem continued with a special “Seder Hashkem” the next morning which included more dancing and Farbrengen • Full Story, Photos

Chabad at Miami University is moving to a new, bigger space this fall. The organization is renovating a former fraternity house near the campus and is hopeful that renovations will be completed before the High Holy Days • Full Story

With most young boys learning from home, with condensed schedules of learning, the Hachana could be lacking. To fill this void, in an interactive and engaging way, Rabbi Gershon Avtzon of Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, is starting a special new initiative, Yeshivas Erev • Full Story

While the Governor of Ohio – Mr. Mark DeWine –  temporarily closed all schools, he made sure to sign a special proclamation declaring the upcoming 11 Nissan as “Education and Sharing Day” in the entire state of Ohio • Proclamation

This past Shabbos, over 50 fathers from all across the US and Canada arrived at Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati for the annual “Father and Son” Shabbos • Full Story, Photos

Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, directed by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, hosted a special Siyum event on Chof-Ches Sivan: The Siyum of Mivtza Torah. Over 15 talmidim learned the entire Masechta by heart and 30 Talmidim finished large amounts of Likkutei Sichos • Photos

As per the Rebbe’s Horah, Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati held a Kinus Torah earlier today, on Isru Chag. A Dvar Torah was delivered by ha’tomim, Danoel Namdar. Amongst the rabbis sharing words of Torah, was Rabbi Shloma Majeski, Rabbi Gershon Avtzon and Rabbi Eliyahu Simpson • Photos

With great sadness we inform you of the passing of Mrs. Shterna Sara Kalmanson, OB”M, a longtime Shlucha of Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrs. Kalmanson passed away on Yud Alef Nissan. She was 69-years-old • Full Story

Sunday evening, Leil Chof Zayin Adar Rishon, a powerful gathering took place in Cincinnati. The evening was in the merit of a speedy recovery for Rabbi Zalman Baras and took place on his birthday. The guest speaker of the evening was Reb Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin, who spoke of the importance of strengthening our Emunah, specifically in this seemingly dire situation • Full Story, Photos

A gathering will be held in Cincinnati tonight, Sunday, in the merit of a speedy recovery and the birthday of Rabbi Chaim Schneur Zalman ben Miriam Baras, a young father of 7 and beloved teacher, who is in need of your Tefillos • Full Story, Join Live

The L’Chaim of Shmuel Granovetter of Cincinnati, OH and Devory Jacobs of Cleveland, OH took place last night at the F.R.E.E. Shul of Crown Heights • Photos

Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, directed by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, hosted the 11th annual Lag B’Omer Parade for the entire Southern Ohio. Many people worked very hard for weeks to make sure that everything would run smooth • Photos

Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, directed by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, hosted a special “Evening of Appreciation” for their local law-enforcement officers. The evening was arranged by Rabbi Eliyahu Morrison and the local Chabad Shliach and chaplain Rabbi Mendy Kalmanson, and was well attended by officers, dignitaries and the local community • Photos

Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, under Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, hosted a special Farbrengen in honor of “Hey Teves – Shloshim Shana”. Rabbi Zalman Liberov, Shliach to Flatbush, NY, who was a bachur in 770 at the time of Hey Teves 5747, shared his memories of the events of that time • Photos

On the first night of Chanuka, Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati hosted a large communal Menorah lighting in front of the Yeshiva. The Menorah was built by the Talmidim and the event was arranged by Rabbi Eliyahu Morrison, the administrator of the Yeshiva • Photos