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Bishop Brossart turns Dayton over four times in playoff victory
Playing turnover-free football can get you far come November. Or at least into the next round. Bishop Brossart won the turnover battle Friday night at the Mustang Athletic Complex in Alexandria, forcing four Dayton turnovers in a 35-14 victory in the first round of the Class A football playoffs. “We...
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Second local Pepp & Dolores restaurant location set to open
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - Thunderdome Restaurant Group has announced an opening date for its suburban Pepp & Dolores outpost, the second location for the popular Italian restaurant born in Over-the-Rhine in 2019. Pepp & Dolores, located at 5200 District Park Drive inside the District at Deerfield, a $150 million...
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Fiery I-71 Crash Shuts Down Silverton Lanes as Dashcam Captures Burning Motorcycle
I-71 & Red Bank Expressway — Reported Crash Location and Reopening Point. Northbound I-71 shut down late Thursday night after a fiery crash sent a motorcycle up in flames on the interstate, snarling traffic for hours before the lanes reopened. Dashcam footage captured the aftermath, showing one motorcycle burning in the roadway while three others appeared pulled over nearby.
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St. Xavier Stuns Lakota West 51-14 to Reach Division I Regional Semifinal
St. Xavier picked the second round of the playoffs to play its most complete game of the season, stunning host Lakota West 51-14 on Friday night in a Division I, Region 4 quarterfinal and avenging a regular-season loss to the Firebirds. The Bombers set the tone immediately, scoring on a long opening drive to lead […]
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Camp Washington zoning changes could mean more housing in the future
Camp Washington could see more housing in its future thanks to a change made by the Cincinnati Planning Commission Friday. When many of Camp Washington's houses and apartment buildings were built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Cincinnati didn't have a zoning code. When the first codes were drawn up in 1924, much of the neighborhood was zone industrial — a recognition of its status as the heart of the city's manufacturing, meat packing and other industrial muscle.
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Cincinnati Pizza Week Returns With $11 Pies at 25-Plus Restaurants
Starting Monday, more than 25 pizzerias across Greater Cincinnati will serve up $11 specialty pies for Cincinnati Pizza Week, the 11th annual edition of the citywide deal-fest running November 9 through 15. Diners who hit enough spots can walk away with gift cards, a mascot costume, or even a cornhole set.