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The New Swinging Bridge at Hueston Woods: An Interview With Kathryn Conner
Running through the heart of Hueston Woods, the Big Woods Trail takes hikers through acres of uncut beech-maple forest. The trail’s new swinging bridge, which Enjoy Oxford helped sponsor, was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting on Aug. 29, 2026. We spoke with Kathryn Conner, park manager for Hueston Woods, about...
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Old Wendy’s near Dayton Mall set for demolition
MIAMI TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WDTN) — A former restaurant in front of the Dayton Mall is expected to be demolished. Records obtained by 2 NEWS show plans to demolish the defunct Wendy’s restaurant at 2948 Miamisburg Centerville Road. On Wednesday, two yellow barricades and plastic mesh material were placed at the entrance and along the sides […]
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Sabina Delays Stray Cat Feeding Ban, Sets Nov. 12 Showdown Meeting
Sabina Village Council has put the brakes on a proposal that would prohibit feeding stray or feral cats within village limits, opting instead to gather more public input before casting a final vote. The council scheduled a special meeting for Nov. 12 at 6 p.m. in the municipal building's upstairs community room, giving residents on both sides of the debate another chance to make their case before lawmakers decide the fate of the measure.
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A Frisch’s Big Boy Fan Will Tell You The Wooster Pike Location In Cincinnati, Where The Mainliner Stood, Still Hits Different
Some restaurants feed you, and a few others hand you a piece of your hometown along with the check. On the east side of Cincinnati, there is a diner where the old sign still points to a name locals have used for generations. Fans drive across town, and sometimes across...
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Kroger Plots 110 New Stores by 2029 — Butler Township Site Up for Vote Nov. 17
8425 N. Dixie Dr. — Approximate Site of Proposed Kroger Marketplace. A developer wants to bring a new Kroger Marketplace to Butler Township, and the proposal is headed to a public zoning hearing next month even as the grocery giant rolls out a sweeping, multi-year overhaul of what its stores look like nationwide. Dayton-based Woodard Development has pitched a Kroger store at 8425 N. Dixie Drive, a project that would include a pharmacy drive-thru, a food-and-beverage drive-thru, grocery pickup spaces, a fuel station and a separate outlot reserved for future development.
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Scripps Cuts 431 Jobs Nationwide, Slashes Half of WCPO-TV Photo Staff
E.W. Scripps Co. eliminated 431 positions across the company, according to a memo sent Tuesday by Chief Executive Officer Adam Symson, and the cuts landed hard at the company's own backyard station, WCPO-TV in Cincinnati. Up to 16 WCPO employees lost their jobs, including half of the station's 12-person photography staff, as part of a nationwide restructuring that stretched from Detroit to Phoenix.
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Middletown Walmart Supercenter Reopens Friday With Wider Aisles, New Vision Center
The Walmart Supercenter at 2900 Towne Blvd. in Middletown is throwing open its doors to a remodeled interior this Friday, Oct. 30, with a 9 a.m. ribbon-cutting ceremony kicking off a community celebration. Shoppers walking in that morning will find wider aisles, redesigned departments and updated merchandise displays throughout the store.
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Local conservancy upgrades eagle nest cameras for closer look at bald eagles
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A local land conservancy is upgrading its equipment to give the public a closer look at a pair of bald eagles that nest at the Bortz Family Nature Preserve. The Cardinal Land Conservancy has had cameras trained on the eagles—Bonnie and now Clyde 2—for a few years,...
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10 Hole-In-The-Wall Diners In Cincinnati, Ohio Only The Regulars Know About
Ever walk past a little neighborhood diner in Cincinnati and wonder if you’re missing out on something good?. I’ve learned that some of the most satisfying breakfasts in the city come from places I almost overlooked. It’s tempting to head straight for the popular brunch spots, but I’ve...
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Kroger Pockets $3M Federal Grant for Winter Cooking Demos, Critics Smell Marketing
Cincinnati-based Kroger has received a $3 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to stage cooking demonstrations this winter, part of the Trump administration's Make America Healthy Again push to get Americans eating more whole foods. The grant funds an initiative called Eat Real Food, and it's already drawing fire from critics who call it taxpayer-funded marketing dressed up as public health.