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Ingram Celebrates Coughlin Campus Headquarters Groundbreaking

July 31, 2026
Catherine D. Ingram News
 
A group of people hold shovels at the Pig Works headquarters groundbreaking ceremony.

This week, state Senator Catherine D. Ingram (D-Cincinnati) celebrated the official groundbreaking of the new Pig Works headquarters in Walnut Hills, named the Coughlin Campus Headquarters after the Flying Pig Marathon founder, Bob Coughlin.

 I am proud to support Pig Works and its mission to strengthen our community through health, engagement, and sports tourism, said Ingram. This new headquarters is an investment in the organization's future and the lasting impact it will have on our region.

Pig Works is the nonprofit behind the Flying Pig Marathon and its family of events. It promotes active lifestyles, supports local charities, and brings the community together through inclusive races. Pig Works is best known for organizing the nationally recognized Flying Pig Marathon, one of the Midwest's premier marathon weekends.

The state's capital budget, Senate Bill 450, included a $100,000 investment to support the development of Pig Works' new headquarters.