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Bearcats Visit UD Arena Saturday for First Time Since 2004 to Face Flyers
For the first time since 2004, the Cincinnati Bearcats will play a basketball game on the Dayton Flyers’ home floor, visiting UD Arena on Saturday, Nov. 14, in the latest renewal of one of Ohio’s oldest college rivalries, the Cincinnati Enquirer reported. The Bearcats have not played in Dayton since Dec. 4, 2004, when Bob […]
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Cincinnati Chili Began in 1922 as a Greek Immigrant’s Hot Dog Sauce, and ‘Ways’ Run 2 to 5
Cincinnati chili began in 1922 as a spiced hot dog sauce at Empress, and its two-way to five-way orders trace a family tree through Skyline and Gold Star. The post Cincinnati Chili Began in 1922 as a Greek Immigrant’s Hot Dog Sauce, and ‘Ways’ Run 2 to 5 appeared first on Timeless Dishes .
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Covington to vote on laws for separation of powers under new government
Laws that lay out the true separation of powers in Covington’s new mayor-council government will come to a vote in the coming weeks. Several ordinances came before the Board of Commissioners on Tuesday that would enact the changes for the new structure. The ordinances will undergo a first reading next week.
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Free winter coats, vaccines and health screenings coming to Covington library
The Kenton County Public Library’s Covington branch will host a free community health fair next month. The event is designed to provide community members with resources for the impending winter season. The event is organized by an insurance agency called WellCare of Kentucky, which provides managed-care plans for government...
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Restored Frisch’s Mainliner sign to be unveiled at American Sign Museum
FAIRFAX, Ohio (WKRC) - A longtime piece of Tri-State roadside history is set to return to public view in December. The American Sign Museum plans to unveil the restored Frisch’s Mainliner sign after about a year and a half of work to repair it. The museum recently shared how far along the restoration progress has come.
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Food banks see growing demand after SNAP changes
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Food banks are facing growing demand after recent federal changes to SNAP benefits, and Freestore Foodbank is adjusting to keep up. Volunteers at the food bank were working continuously to get food out to their communities during what is already considered the busiest time of the year for local food banks. The strain is greater than usual this year, following the federal changes to SNAP benefits.
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Princeton coach returns from health scare to lead undefeated Vikings
CINCINNATI — Princeton Vikings head coach Andre Parker is back on the sideline after a potentially life-threatening health emergency in the offseason, helping lead the top-seeded team in Region 4 into the OHSAA regional semifinal. Parker, entering his sixth season as Princeton’s head coach, said he did not feel...
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‘There is so much you can become’: Covington superintendent calls on community to invest in next generation
When Covington Independent Schools Superintendent Cortnei Flucas stepped up to the mic for her keynote speech, she pointed out all the possibilities in the room. “We are living in a future our ancestors had the courage to imagine,” Flucas said. “We have the opportunity to imagine something even greater for those coming after us.”
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Showers and Storms This Evening Bring Much Colder Air
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Rain and thunderstorms are moving into our western communities now and spreading across the rest of the Tri-State through the evening and overnight hours. A few storms could produce damaging wind gusts, especially west of Cincinnati, where there’s a MARGINAL Risk (1 out of 5) for severe weather. Heavy downpours are also possible as rounds of rain continue into early Thursday morning. If you’re heading out for dinner or Veterans Day activities Wednesday evening, keep an eye on the radar and prepare for a wet trip home.
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Man charged after resisting arrest during ICE operation in Ohio, held on ICE detainer
HAMILTON, OH (WTRF) — A man was charged after resisting arrest during a targeted immigration enforcement operation in Ohio. Sheriff Richard Jones said ICE agents were targeting Alberto Lira-Razo, 39, of Hamilton, because of his criminal history, which includes assault on a police officer, assault and disorderly conduct. Butler County sheriff’s detectives assisted with the […]
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Cincinnati Could See Season’s First Snowflakes Friday After Rain, Cold Front
CINCINNATI — Greater Cincinnati could see its first snowflakes of the season on Friday, Nov. 13, as a sharp turn to colder weather follows rain through the region, the Cincinnati Enquirer reported, citing the National Weather Service in Wilmington. First, the warm finish. Temperatures climb into the 60s on Wednesday, Nov. 11 — the forecast […]
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Nine Southwest Ohio School Levies Fail, Putting Millions in Cuts Ahead
CINCINNATI — Only three of the 12 school tax issues on Southwest Ohio’s Nov. 3 ballot passed, and the nine districts whose levies failed are now working through cuts they warned voters about for months, according to WXIX (FOX19 NOW). The three winners were Cincinnati Public Schools, whose five-year, 7-mill levy passed by 26,500 votes […]
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Gymboree, The Children’s Place closing all stores
(WDTN) — Two well-known children’s clothing labels are closing all stores. Gymboree and its parent company, The Children’s Place, announced Wednesday that all stores are closing. The announcement comes just days after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Both stores are currently offering shoppers discounts of 30 to 60 percent off of everything in-store and online. […]