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Jimmie Lou’s makes a triumphant return to Cincinnati, and it’s worth the wait
After months of anticipation, award-winning chef Jeff Harris finally revived his New Orleans restaurant Jimmie Lou’s when it opened to the public on Tuesday night. The prior iteration of Jimmie Lou’s opened in 2021 as a stall inside the Oakley Food Hall. It was the first solo venture for Harris, a Louisiana native who first made a name for himself as the sous chef at Emeril Lagasse’s flagship restaurant before heading to the Queen City after Hurricane Katrina. In 2022, he opened his Global South-focused restaurant Nolia in Over-the-Rhine to much fanfare — Harris and Nolia have three James Beard nominations, among many other awards — but customers kept asking when he’d return to his roots.
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GE Aerospace Foundation to give nearly $500k to Sinclair for workforce training
Nearly $500,000 will be invested over the next year by GE Aerospace and the GE Aerospace Foundation at area training sites to support workforce efforts across southwest Ohio. In this area, about $300,000 of the money will go to Sinclair Community College to train welders at its Dayton campus and technicians at the school’s Mason campus.
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Man sentenced to over 3 decades for shooting at Greater Cincinnati police officers
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (WKRC) - A man who opened fire on Middletown police officers during an encounter in April has been sentenced to prison. A man who opened fire on Middletown police officers during an encounter in April has been sentenced to prison. (WKRC, Provided) Donald Madden was sentenced in Butler...
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Cruz into the Weekend: Spanish wine in Mount Lookout, Pumpkin Chuck, and holiday markets
Alexis Cruz teams up with Hey Michelle at Vinology in Mount Lookout to spotlight cozy weekend activities across the Tri-State, including wine tastings, the Northside Record Fair, the 20th annual Pumpkin Chuck, and the Sharonville Holiday Market.
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2 failed tax levies in 6 months leaves schools struggling
CINCINNATI — Two failed income tax levies in six months are now leaving an Ohio school district running out of ways to cut. North College Hill schools could face more job cuts, salary freezes and reductions to sports or extracurricular activities after voters rejected an income tax in May and the same one Tuesday.