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Cincinnati State, Southern State and Wilmington Win $4 Million Grant for Returning Students
Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, Southern State Community College and Wilmington College have won a five-year, $4 million federal grant to help former college students who never finished a degree return and complete one, the Scioto Valley Guardian reported Nov. 6, citing the colleges. The grant is funded through the 2026 Strengthening Institutions Program […]
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This Charming British-Themed Brunch Spot In Kentucky Serves Afternoon Tea Worthy Of Downton Abbey
Somewhere in Bellevue, Kentucky, a teapot is whistling your name, and it would be rude not to answer. Mrs. Teapots Tearoom and Eatery is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you ever settled for a drive-through coffee and a granola bar when this existed all along. Let’s...
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Cincinnati Favorite Pepp and Dolores Opens Second Restaurant in Mason on November 16
One of Cincinnati’s best-known Italian restaurants is coming to Mason. Pepp and Dolores, the Over-the-Rhine favorite, will officially open its second location on Monday, November 16, at the District at Deerfield, the restaurant announced. “We’ve been preparing, perfecting, and polishing to bring this delicious Italian dream to life. Now all we need is you,” the […]
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Our Rich History: From charity fairs to food banks, Northern Kentucky’s tradition of serving neighbors
The history of Northern Kentucky is rich with examples of communities responding to illness, hunger, and family hardship. Large institutions and small nonprofit organizations alike have worked to meet the needs of neighbors and strangers alike. While the institutions, programs, and methods changed over time, the fundamental principle endured: a shared commitment to caring for others and strengthening the community through collective action.
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Cincinnati Pizza Week returns, with cheap pies everywhere
It’s hard to think of many better phrases than “cheap pizza.” Cincinnati Pizza Week is making all your bargain pizza pie dreams come true Nov. 9-15 with $11 pizzas all over the region. Restaurants in the Greater Cincinnati area are participating, from Liberty Township all the way...
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Two $92,500 Kalshi Trades Target Cincinnati’s NCAA Tournament Qualification
Two unusually large trades on Kalshi have put the Cincinnati Bearcats in the spotlight of the growing US prediction market industry, with $185,000 committed to contracts predicting the team will qualify for the 2027 NCAA men’s basketball tournament. 19 Minutes Apart Both trades took place on Wednesday afternoon, November 4, each of them involving the purchase of 125,000 YES contracts at 74 cents apiece. Each block was worth $92,500 , giving the two trades a combined value of almost $200,000. If Cincinnati is the one to qualify for the expanded form of the tournament, the contracts will pay out a grand total of $250,000. If the Bearcats don’t make the field, the money committed to the YES positions will be lost. According to market surveillance firm BETINT, which initially identified the transactions, the trades were completed 19 minutes apart, at 2:44 pm and 3:03 pm ET, respectively. Together, they pushed open interest in Cincinnati’s contract to 250,065. The size of the positions stands out against the market’s previous activity. Before Wednesday, only 39 Cincinnati contracts traded over six weeks. The two large transactions now account for approximately 95% of the total trading volume across Kalshi’s 126-team market. The trades were
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New Freedom Center President Glen Guyton: ‘We Have to Have a Mind to Work’
Glen Guyton, the new president of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, tells Lincoln Ware why he moved to Cincinnati, what's coming to the museum and why he wants the whole community involved.