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Biological differences in pancreatic cancer identified by UC researcher
CINCINNATI — Research from the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center showed differences in pancreatic cancer tumors and immune environments on a biological scale. Researchers said this points to the possibility of more personalized treatments for different populations. For pancreatic cancer, incidence and survival rates vary between different populations of...
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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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Cincinnati mother of two gets surprise home makeover
CINCINNATI (WKRC) — A Cincinnati mother and her two children came home to a transformed house after New Life Furniture Bank and Furniture Fair teamed up to furnish and decorate their home. “Furniture Fair is bringing a ton of brand-new furniture, and we’re supplementing that with some accessories and...
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Molly Malone's lists its two pubs, other property for sale
The building housing Molly Malone’s Irish Restaurant & Pub in Louisville's Highlands neighborhood is worth a lot of green. The Baxter Avenue fixture, along with the Irish pub's location in Covington and other real estate from the owners of Molly Malone's, are up for sale for a total of $8.2 million, Paul Grisanti, owner of Grisanti Group Commercial Real Estate , told The Courier Journal. The sale doesn't mean an Irish goodbye for Molly Malone's, which opened in the late 1990s at 933 Baxter Ave. Both the Louisville and Covington locations are expected to stay open. The owners are interested in a "sale-leaseback" agreement, Grisanti said, in which the property's buyer would lease the business back to the original owners of Molly Malone's so the pubs can continue to operate. Grisanti said the move comes as the owners "look toward the future" and "just want to sell all their real estate." The goal is to "continue to run Molly's with no changes and run it as it always has been for the last 30-plus years," he said. “They could have leased the properties that Molly Malone’s is in, but they actually own the property, so they want to sell the
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Donate to Florence Thanksgiving food drive through Nov. 17
The City of Florence is seeking non-perishable food donations from now through Nov. 17 for their annual Thanksgiving Food Drive. The city aims to help local families in need this holiday season with donations of canned goods, dried beans, peanut butter and more. Drop off donations inside the lobby of...
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Cincinnati Health Department to Move Into Former Frisch’s Headquarters in Walnut Hills
CINCINNATI, Ohio — Cincinnati plans to renovate the former Frisch’s headquarters in Walnut Hills into a centralized Health Department headquarters, a relocation the Cincinnati Planning Commission approved unanimously on Nov. 6, 2026, according to The Cincinnati Exchange’s report on the commission’s action. The city purchased the property at Gilbert and Yale avenues in September for […]
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Cincinnati Ohio Temple Enters Construction Phase After Mason Groundbreaking
The Cincinnati Ohio Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has officially entered its construction phase, following a groundbreaking ceremony held Saturday, November 7, in Mason, the Church News reported. Elder Alan T. Phillips, a General Authority Seventy, presided over the groundbreaking and offered the dedicatory prayer on the site and the […]
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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...