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

The community of Cincinnati joined the Yeshiva for a special Seudah and Farbrengen in honor of Yud Tes Kislev. The keynote address was given by Rabbi Yosef Kalmanson, Shliach of Mason, OH • Photos

Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, founded and directed by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, opened its doors with a small group of staff and students in Elul 5766. Ten years later, the school had hundreds of students through their doors • Full Story, Donate

As in previous years, Yeshivas Lubavitch of Cincinnati, under the directorship of Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, will be running a Yeshivas Kayitz for its Mesivta bochurim from Shiurim Alef and Beis • Full Story, Photos

The Central Beis Chabad of Southern Ohio, directed by Rabbi Shalom B. Kalmanson, hosted their annual Kinus Torah on Isru Chag. Special shiurim were given by Rabbi Gavriel Levin and Rabbi Gershon Avtzon • Photos

Yeshivas Lubavitch of Cincinnati, directed by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, hosted Rabbi Yitzchok Hanoka, director of operations of OK Kosher, entertained the Bochurim with the story behind Kashrus supervision, and the Halachos that are relevant • Pictures

The largest student Shabbat dinner welcomed the Sabbath and celebrated ‘Shabbat 180’ Friday, bringing together dozens of Jewish students from the University of Cincinnati at the Chabad House directed by the Chabad Shliach Rabbi Yitzi Creeger • Read More

The L’Chaim of Sruli Bronstein of Crown Heights and Chana Mushka Kalmanson of Cincinnati took place last night at Bais Rivka of Crown Heights • Photos

The chayus in “Mivtza Shnas Hakhel” is getting stronger and stronger in the Chabad community of Cincinnati. Every month a special rally is arranged for all the children in the community. Directed by the Talmidei Hashluchim of Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, about 100 men, woman and children gathered this past week to celebrate Hey Teves • Photos

Chabad of Southern Ohio, led by longtime Shliach Rabbi Sholom Ber Kalmanson, has had tonight, Wednesday, the annual Menorah Parade, followed by the annual public Menorah lighting in the center of Fountain Square, in downtown Cincinnati • Photos

Rabbi Sholom Ber Kalmanson, the Shliach of Cincinnati, Ohio spoke to Yeshivas Lubavitch of Cincinnati about the legal battle to have a public Chanukah Menorah up in downtown Cincinnati • Watch

Yesterday, 6 Kislev, world Jewry celebrated the Siyum of the 34th cycle of Limud HaRambam. In Yeshivas Lubavitch Cincinnati, a Siyum was held with speakers including Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, Rabbi Eliyahu Simpson and Hatamim Hashiach Yossi Liberow. The Talmidim walked away inspired to join the cycle of Limud HaRambam • Photos

In honor of 20 Cheshvan, a special Hakhel event was organized for children from Cincinnati’s local Jewish community, in the nearby Tomchei Temimim Yeshiva, founded by the Rebbe Rashab. The Talmidei Hashluchim ran the special program which was attended by many of the Hanhalas HaYeshiva as well • Photos

During installation, one of the bochurim asked the installers if they were Jewish by any chance. One of them replied, “I am not, but my mother was”. The boy stopped and quickly explained to him that according to Halacha he was actually Jewish. Written by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon • Full Story

The L’Chaim of Daniel Granovetter of Cincinnati and Chavah McCoy of Pittsburgh took place on 23 Elul in Pittsburgh • Photos

Anash of Cincinnati had a special Farbrengen for Chai Elul. The Frabrengen was arranged by the community mashpia, Rabbi Mendy Majeski, and was led by Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, the Rosh Yeshiva of the local Yeshiva. Rabbi Avtzon spoke about the history of Chai Elul and the importance of going to the Rebbe for Shnas Hakhel • More Photos