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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 braves for tough task vs. Minnesota
Cincinnati first-year coach Jerrod Calhoun likes what he sees from his team, however he knows the Bearcats need to step it up with the schedule getting tougher. That starts Monday when the Bearcats (2-0) host Minnesota (2-0). Cincinnati is coming off an 81-64 win over Green Bay Thursday. "Sometimes it is the process over the outcome," Calhoun said. "We missed 10 threes in the first half at one point, and I thought most of them were really good looks. You have to have the ability as a college basketball player to adjust. We have to do a better job of getting them to understand that. If you can't make 3s, then get to the rim. This group is still learning. We are making progress." Calhoun has a chance to record his 300th coaching win on Monday. He has collected wins at Fairmont State (124), Youngstown State (118), Utah State (55) and Cincinnati (two). Myles Colvin led the Bearcats against the Phoenix with 31 points, seven rebounds and two blocks. Amani Lyles scored 14 points and MJ Collins Jr. and Eric Mahaffey each added 11. "A lot of guys stepped up in this game," Calhoun said. "It is early season, so
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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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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.
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Skyline Chili Made Cheese Coney Pizzas (Again) – Here’s Where You Can Buy Them
Everyone’s favorite chili innovators at Skyline Chili have delivered yet another culinary moment in history. The brand’s iconic Chlii Cheese Coney… is now a frozen pizza. We live in the best timeline, folks. What’s on Skyline Chili’s Cheese Coney Pizza? Skyline (as locals call it) chose only the finest toppings for the frozen pizza version...
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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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Fuel saver devices may harm vehicles, experts warn
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Automotive experts say plug-in “fuel saver” devices that promise to cut fuel consumption by as much as 15% offer no measurable benefit and may harm vehicles. Average gas prices are $3.77 per gallon in Cincinnati, $3.79 across southeastern Indiana and $3.93 in Northern Kentucky. Drivers...
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Cincinnati Zoo offers free admission for military, discounts for family on Veterans Day
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Members of the military can get into the Cincinnati Zoo for free on Veterans Day. Up to six immediate family members can also get in with discounted tickets. Ride packages are not included. Military personnel who qualify for the free admission ticket and discount offer for family...