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Culver’s wants location across from Austin Landing
MIAMI TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WDTN) — Culver’s is continuing its expansion efforts across the Dayton region. The Miami Township Zoning Commission will meet Nov. 10 at 6 p.m. to consider a plan to create a 4,550 square-foot Culver’s restaurant with drive thru at Austin Crossing, an up-and-coming development just across from Austin Landing in Miami Township.
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Timeless Dishes
9 American Hometown Foods That Can Surprise First-Time Visitors
Every town has its own idea of comfort food. In Cincinnati, chili belongs on spaghetti. In Pittsburgh, French fries go inside the sandwich. And in Mississippi, ordering a slugburger won’t get you anything remotely resembling a garden pest. American cooking is full of these wonderfully unexpected traditions. Some have even earned official recognition. In 2012,... The post 9 American Hometown Foods That Can Surprise First-Time Visitors appeared first on Timeless Dishes .
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Cincinnati Zoo welcomes new 10,000-pound elephant from St. Louis
CINCINNATI (WKRC) — The Cincinnati Zoo has welcomed a 10,000-pound Asian elephant from the Saint Louis Zoo. The 33-year-old bull elephant, named Raja, arrived in Cincinnati following a breeding recommendation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums and its Asian Elephant Species Survival Plan. “Raja sired several calves during...
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University of Cincinnati News Record
New Chick-fil-A opens on corner of Highland and McMillan
A new Chick-fil-A opened on the corner of East McMillan Street and Highland Avenue near the University of Cincinnati, on Oct. 22, 2026. Anyone dressed as a cow could enjoy a free Chick-fil-A entree in celebration of the grand opening. “I am so happy because I don’t have to drive...
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Silkk The Shocker Reflects on No Limit Legacy
Don Juan Fasho caught up with Silkk The Shocker ahead of the No Limit and Cash Money Tour’s Cincinnati stop on November 14th. The rapper, who is Master P’s brother, reflected on the significance of bringing both iconic labels together for one tour. He admitted he never expected to see a moment like this happen, making the reunion even more meaningful.
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The New Swinging Bridge at Hueston Woods: An Interview With Kathryn Conner
Running through the heart of Hueston Woods, the Big Woods Trail takes hikers through acres of uncut beech-maple forest. The trail’s new swinging bridge, which Enjoy Oxford helped sponsor, was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting on Aug. 29, 2026. We spoke with Kathryn Conner, park manager for Hueston Woods, about...
WDTN
Old Wendy’s near Dayton Mall set for demolition
MIAMI TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WDTN) — A former restaurant in front of the Dayton Mall is expected to be demolished. Records obtained by 2 NEWS show plans to demolish the defunct Wendy’s restaurant at 2948 Miamisburg Centerville Road. On Wednesday, two yellow barricades and plastic mesh material were placed at the entrance and along the sides […]
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Sabina Delays Stray Cat Feeding Ban, Sets Nov. 12 Showdown Meeting
Sabina Village Council has put the brakes on a proposal that would prohibit feeding stray or feral cats within village limits, opting instead to gather more public input before casting a final vote. The council scheduled a special meeting for Nov. 12 at 6 p.m. in the municipal building's upstairs community room, giving residents on both sides of the debate another chance to make their case before lawmakers decide the fate of the measure.
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A Frisch’s Big Boy Fan Will Tell You The Wooster Pike Location In Cincinnati, Where The Mainliner Stood, Still Hits Different
Some restaurants feed you, and a few others hand you a piece of your hometown along with the check. On the east side of Cincinnati, there is a diner where the old sign still points to a name locals have used for generations. Fans drive across town, and sometimes across...
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UC-Listed Dorm Alternative Swarmed With Roaches, Trash, and a Green Pool
Students living at a University of Cincinnati-listed apartment building describe piled-up trash, roaches, gnats, flies and rodent droppings, and at least one tenant who complained in writing says she was handed an eviction notice instead of a fix. The building, known as Campus Park or CP Cincy, boasts capacity for 440 students and is marketed on its website as a stress-free, fully furnished option with a poolside grill and coffee bar near campus.
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This Non-Profit Ohio Craft Thrift Store Is A Must-Visit Treasure Trove For Local Artists
Art supplies cost a lot, yet half-used ones often land in the trash. A small nonprofit shop in Ohio gives them a second life instead. Donated paint, yarn, beads, and paper fill its shelves at pay-what-you-can prices. Can you think of a friendlier deal for a tight budget?. A group...
Cincinnati CityBeat
Cincinnati’s buzziest steakhouse Etxe details new menu, expansion plans
One year after opening, the city’s buzziest steakhouse is still charging ahead at full speed. Etxe, the Basque steakhouse located in Walnut Hills, has big plans for both the present and future. Co-owners David Matern and Heather Brady originally launched the restaurant as a “culinary residency” inside the space...