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80-Year-Old Ohio Farmer Carves Giant Protest Into Her Hayfield
An 80-year-old farmer in Clearcreek Township has turned one acre of her hayfield into a giant piece of protest art, plowed and planted to send a message to the data-center industry eyeing Ohio farmland. The earthwork sits off Bunnell Hill Road, about 30 miles north of downtown Cincinnati, and depicts the outline of Ohio, a farmer, a cow and a sign opposing the sale of farmland to data centers.
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AT&T begins cutting off traditional landlines
If you reside in parts of the Tri-State, say goodbye to the classic dial tone because a major telecom shift is hitting your neighborhoods in the coming weeks. AT&T is getting ready to start cutting off traditional copper landlines across parts of the Tri-State area. Who will be most affected? While a lot of homes […] Read the original article here: AT&T begins cutting off traditional landlines
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Barnes & Noble, HomeSense, Sierra set eyes on South Towne Centre
MIAMI TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WDTN) — Three major retailers are planning to join a shopping center in Miami Township. The Miami Township Zoning Commission will meet Nov. 10 at 6 p.m. to consider two site plan reviews involving façade renovations for HomeSense and Sierra. HomeSense HomeSense wants to open a 25,196 square-foot store at 2270 Miamisburg […]
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Rare piece of Cincinnati history goes on sale for $395,000
An original painting by Winold Reiss, used as the design for an industrial mosaic at Cincinnati Union Terminal, is being offered for $395,000. Created in 1930–1931, the artwork depicts a worker associated with the Ault & Wiborg printing ink company. The historic painting is connected to the terminal’s celebrated industrial murals, which were preserved following threats of destruction in the 1970s.
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Downtown Cincinnati's Atlas Building Gets $2.9M Boost for 67 Mixed-Income Apartments
A 10-story office building that once housed Atlas Bank is on its way to becoming 67 apartments in the heart of downtown Cincinnati, and unlike most of the city's recent office-to-housing projects, roughly half the units won't be reserved for high-end renters. Urban Sites plans to convert the Atlas Building at 530 Walnut St. into a $22.8 million mix of market-rate and income-restricted housing, along with more than 12,000 square feet of commercial space.
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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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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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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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Cincinnati Solar Startup GoSun Opens Sixth Crowdfunding Round Since 2017
CINCINNATI, Ohio — GoSun, a Cincinnati-based solar startup, has opened its 2026 Regulation Crowdfunding round through StartEngine, the company announced Oct. 29 in a GlobeNewswire release. It is GoSun’s sixth original Regulation Crowdfunding offering since 2017, and its first since the Moonrider 27 compact electric tractor was introduced at the 2026 Farm Progress Show. The […]
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Cincinnati-Based Taste of Belgium Files Chapter 11, Keeps Restaurants Open
Cincinnati-based Taste of Belgium, the restaurant group built around authentic Belgian waffles, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, according to reporting by the Cincinnati Business Courier. The filing seeks court-supervised reorganization, not a shutdown, and the company’s restaurants remain open. Founder Jean-François Fleury responded to the news in a LinkedIn post on Wednesday, according […]