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Kings Island Camp Cedar resort to open in spring 2021
Warren County, Ohio tourism destination Kings Island will open a $21 million campground with a pool and cottages in spring…
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Strictly Legal: "Slumlord" comment on Facebook not defamatory
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BusinessWise: Tips for preparing year-end finances
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Why are smokers, marijuana users more prone?
If you smoke tobacco or marijuana frequently, if you're addicted to alcohol or opioids, you're more likely to experience breakthrough…
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A look at UCF, next opponent for No. 3/4 Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati football head coach Luke Fickell said he can't forget what happened when the Bearcats faced UCF five…
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‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ winner Bianca Del Rio brings comedy to Newport
Being an insult comic means not holding back on anything, including the TV show that launched her into stardom. Bianca…
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When it is and why we celebrate
Feeling extra sweet this year? It's almost time for the annual Midwest-started holiday, Sweetest Day, a chance to let the…
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Dr. Belinda Tubbs-Wallace “down with good trouble’: Women of the Year
Dr. Belinda Tubbs-Wallace is a celebrated educator and administrator who has been recognized for her accomplishments as one of this…
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NFL Alumni Cincinnati Chapter holding mobile vaccination event in NKY
When promoting vaccination against the novel coronavirus, Anthony Muñoz and Solomon Wilcots hasten to remind that they are not doctors.…
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Stacy Sims a practitioner of mindful meditation: Women of the Year
When she was in third grade, Stacy Sims remembers waking up on the floor of her classroom, mouths hanging wide…
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'Pretty Woman' has a remarkably deep connection to Cincinnati
Broadway in Cincinnati is back with "Pretty Woman: The Musical." And that 1990 movie has a Cincinnati connection you might…
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It's an election year, but Greater Cincinnati TV ads so far have been rare. That may change soon.
The ad is the first hint for Cincinnati television viewers that there is even an election in Cincinnati on Nov. 2.…
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