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Coldest air of season, chance of first snowflakes arrive in Cincinnati area
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The coldest air of the season so far is moving into the Cincinnati area, bringing scattered showers, a chance of a few snowflakes and a possible hard freeze this weekend. Friday will be cloudy, breezy and cold, with scattered showers and a high near 42 degrees. A...
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High School Football Tonight: Week 13 Postgame Show
Elder held St. Xavier twice from the 1-yard line in the final seconds to win 27-23 at The Pit. Now it’s time to break down that finish and the rest of Friday’s playoff action on High School Football Tonight. Greg Shoemaker and Safwan Alvi recap the night’s biggest...
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Gilligan Co. Rolls Out Online Ordering
The chain has introduced the offering at all of its Ohio locations. Gilligan Co., which does business in Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio under the GOCO banner, has announced a new collaboration with Lula Commerce to roll out online ordering across its Ohio network. Gilligan Co., which was started by Patrick...
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Liberty-Benton girls soccer falls to Cincinnati Mariemont in Division IV state championship
COLUMBUS — Cincinnati Mariemont’s continuous attacking pressure was too much for the Liberty-Benton girls soccer team, as the Eagles fell 6-1 on Friday in the OHSAA Division IV girls soccer state championship. The Warriors scored five goals in the second half, with four coming inside 20 minutes of the halftime break. That helped Mariemont hold a 9-5 final shots-on-goal advantage. The result sees Liberty-Benton finish as state runners-up for the second time in program history. “I can’t be more proud of the girls. It’s been a really special year,” Liberty-Benton coach Andy Modd said. “They played one game at a time, and it’s been that approach. We’ve always had this game in our sights from February, to be honest. The look in their eyes as they started open fields, all led by this group behind me and around me, we could definitely see the determination as the season progressed.” The Eagles were competitive in the opening half, surrendering a lone goal, but Mariemont wasted little time taking control from there, scoring 12 seconds into the second half. The duo of Claire Young and Adday Zawaly netted two goals each. Alyssa Dewey and Meryck Bogle were the other goal scorers. Before