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• Mary Margaret O’Hara: Miss America (1988)
• Choosing the right ingredients: Fresh mushrooms
• Public Image Ltd: This is PiL (2012)
• Sisters of Charity honor their own on Memorial Day weekend
• Reds finish 6-1 on homestand after win over Rockies
• House Republican experiences are negatives for Senate hopefuls
• Public Image Ltd: That What is Not (1992)
• Public Image Ltd: Happy? (1987)
• Public Image Ltd: Album (1986)
• Public Image Ltd: This is What You Want…This Is What You Get (1984)
• Public Image Ltd: Second Edition/Metal Box (1979)
• Public Image Ltd: First Issue (1978)
• Public Image Ltd: Flowers of Romance (1980)
• Transgender in Canada’s Miss Universe contestant loses
• 700 and counting were arrested in Canada’s tuition protest
• Carnegie Theatre Series 2012
• Three improvements that should be in WWE ’13
• Memorial Day weekend presents Taste of Cincinnati Culinary Arts Festival
• Memorial Day: get to know a veteran
• First Financial topping HQ with new signs
• Funeral Director Says State Law Increases Funeral Costs vi...
• Memorial Day honors start this weekend in Southern Ohio
• Hamilton County Education Foundation’s 6th Annual “Celebrate Excellence” Honored K-12 Educators of the Year
• MHP-Senior Parent Thanks and Reminders!
• "Art for All" paintings and "Big Pig Gig" pigs make great weekend photo ops
• <i>The Second City 2</i>
• Sam Adams adding huge tanks for brewing operation
• Could New York cap hospital CEO pay?
• Ohio to add 20,000 summer restaurant jobs
• Person implicated in Etan Patz death
• Insurance agencies starting to rebound from recession
• Ultimate Air Shuttle adds Charlotte service
• Sean 'Diddy' Combs' son Justin receives $54,000 college football scholarship
• Propofol Missouri’s drug of choice in executions
• Cincinnati Business Committee close to releasing innovation report
• Talawanda athletic director moving to Fairmont High School
• Second Triathlon fund would boost Cincinnati life sciences firms
• 'Blossom' star Jenna von oy gives birth to daughter Gray Audrey
• NYC Fleet Week remembers War of 1812
• Cincinnati streetcar update: Water main replacement on schedule
• Beach Waterpark faces lawsuit from Ohio attorney general
• Don't Fry Day: Cancer facts make summer seem not so hot for tanning
• AK Steel makes executive team changes
• Remains of 10 Ohio veterans found are buried via @sfgate
• 'Deadliest catch' star battling flesh eating bacteria
• "Slip! Slop! Slap!....and Wrap!" skin cancer prevention phrase and safety tips
• Mahogany's official opening date announced
• Children mistaking Tide Pods for candy, getting sick
• Which Cincinnati company is the most effective U.S. advertiser?
• 2 councilmembers want to show how Cincinnati spends its money
• Celer: An Immensity Merely To Save Life (2012)
• Celer: An Immensity Merely To Save Life (2012)
• Celer: In the Finger-Painted Fields of the Eyes (2012)
• Bellows: Reelin’ (2012)
• Peat Raamur: Currants (2011)
• EP - Messenger May 2012
• Mesoraco's slam helps Reds sweep Braves
• Top of the List: Property/Casualty Insurance Agencies
• <i>The Merchant of Venice</i>
• <i>La Cenerentola</i>
• 2012 Community Education Faculty Exhibition
• <i>artTILE 2012</i>
• The Merchant of Venice
• Shane Mauss
• Jews of Czestochowa
• <i>Full of Color</i>
• <i>The Second City 2</i>
• Living off the land is hard work that has many benefits
• Choosing the right ingredients: Tomatoes
• Forecasters predicts 9 to 15 storms this hurricane season
• New Graduate Certificate in Health Education
• beth israel cemetery
• Help both soldiers and animals with Operation Baghdad Pups
• Galapagos tortise exhibit opens today!
• Last weekend for zoo babies at the cincinnati zoo
• Veteran job expo in Cincinnati on May 31
• May 24th is Asparagus Day
• CyrusOne adds sales jobs
• Cincinnati's most popular fine-dining restaurants: SLIDESHOW
• Cincinnati Reds offer cool tips for hot baseball weekend
• SkillSource adds operations management division
• A guide into all truth
• U.S. unemployment claims fall to 370,000
• Delta: Fuel prices to blame for cutting Phoenix flight
• Cincinnati teacher is national song finalist
• The Cincinnati Woman’s Club members hear Herald story
• Smale Riverfront Park opens with fanfare
• Juneteenth Freedom Parade registrations end June1
• The Dream Is Real’s All- White Party is May 25
• Friends of the Library hosts 40th used book sale June 3-8
• The Lighthouse School’s urban garden in Madisonville
• Terra Strong named Miss Tennessee State U
• In the game of ‘Cops and Robbers’ you don’t shoot the cop
• Don’t let office clutter clog up your efficiency
• Loveland Concert in the Park Series
• Mayor Mallory criticizes Governor’s elimination of Local Government Fund
• Smitherman on the mic: The Cincinnati Retirement System is closing in on zero
• P&G receives high national United Way honors
• Second Winton Woods senior headed to West Point
• Zion Baptist’s 6th annual Zion Summer Enrichment Program begins June 18
• New Prospect and Corinthian Baptist host Spring Refresh 2012
• Cincinnati's Tyrha Lindsey named a Network Journal 2012 ‘40 Under Forty’ Achiever
• UC grad dedicates career to supporting students at UC
• African Americans in Greater Cincinnati less healthy than White adults
• Employees allege racial discrimination
• World Choir Games unveils Kirk Franklin’s Official Song
• Hunter to soon take seat on Juvenile Court
• Royalty will be honored June 2
• Nonprofit File: Children's Home of Northern Kentucky
• Bank of Kentucky elects Works as chairman
• Delta consolidating its call centers
• US hacked Yemeni al-Qaida sites
• US hacked Yemeni al-Qaida sites
• USDA is taking steps to combat food stamp fraud
• Here's the iPad for your Cadillac
• Which city is Delta cutting service to?
• Cincinnati vendors looking for a piece of casino action
• Procter & Gamble backing off emerging markets expansion
• Ohio smoking ban constitutional, but new bill in the works
• Tables Matter
• Cincinnati Violent Lambs defeat D.C. Capitol Offenders
• Rio issues land titles to slum residents
• Talawanda track team gets three into regional
• The UFC will return to Indianapolis in September
• <i>Full of Color</i>
• Shane Mauss
• <i>The Merchant of Venice</i>
• <i>The Second City 2</i>
• Andie MacDowell: Acting as a Way of Life
• Ohio State University trustees to vote on raising tuition
• John wetterer house
• Blue Wisp holding grand opening tonight
• Analyst cuts target for Fifth Third stock
• Polls show presidential race tightening
• LSI Industries providing video display for Arkansas Razorbacks
• Jeff Ruby Culinary Entertainment adds top talent
• Whistle recalling your best friend
• Pentecost or the Feast of Weeks
• Recall your best friend III
• General Mills announces job cuts
• Kim Kardashian and Kanye West engaged?
• Procter & Gamble's motherhood commercial goes viral
• A new feeling about America!
• Procter & Gamble knows social media worth the effort
• Starbucks stores in Cincinnati got a late start
• Oswald promotes Wassler to president, hires development VP
• WCPO, other Scripps stations replacing 'Wheel of Fortune,' 'Jeopardy'
• Today's Google doodle is one more reason to love the creativity at Google! http...
• Macy's to sell goods on Chinese website, invests in its parent company
• 'Laverne and Shirley's' Michael McKean rushed to hospital after being hit by car
• Ohio Third Frontier hosting start-up fund workshop
• Residents worried about Rookwood expansion
• Toyota expanding engine production, again
• Ford gets its logo back
• Local manufacturer helped launch first commercial space capsule
• Five websites to help you save money
• Downtown’s Festive Musical Weekend
• Fresh Energy
• Face It
• MHP-Baccalaureate
• Reds extend win streak to four after win over Braves
• Living in the Spirit and discovering your purpose
• Christian focus in diverse culture
• <i>The Second City 2</i>
• Cincinnati music fans can expect to hear acoustic performances at CMA Music Fest
• Bobby Brown: Why We Still Love Him.
• Ohio's “Vote in Honor of a Veteran” program expanded
• Casting Crowns receives two 2012 Billboard Music Awards
• Tips for parents to help prevent dog bites
• Greater Cincinnati home sales rise in April
• Health care costs double the rate of inflation
• Social media campaigns carry legal issues
• UC trustees approve new academic master plan
• Banks Phase 1A has $91M annual economic impact
• Be sure to follow CCMS in LinkedIn as well!
• First Financial CEO Davis says expansion will continue
• SpaceX ushers in new era of commercial space flight.
• Taste of Cincinnati adds technology, heart healthy foods
• Obama seeks to undercut Romney's record on jobs
• Cincinnati Reds power WLW's April ratings
• Harrodsburg, Ky. has summer fun for music lovers, history buffs and foodies
• DotLoop raises $7M from Trinity Ventures
• Here are fare trends for CVG's most popular destinations
• Thomas the Tank Engine and Cat in the Hat come to Bardstown, Ky.
• Cincinnati unemployment rate drops to lowest since '08
• Britain’s Funeral Directors Say People Confused By Funeral Products
• To pastures new for the funeral trade via @IrishTimes
• Summer mountain getaways at family-owned Georgia resort
• Delta pilots up for raises, union says
• Procter & Gamble updates 'SitOrSquat' restroom app
• Thousands apply for 50 Cincinnati police openings
• See which local schools ranked among America's best
• 18 companies expanding or opening operations in Ohio
• Facebook shares fall in first full day of trading
• What's Happening in Madeira City Schools May 17, 2012
• Leake and Reds homer past Braves
• The Widest Smiling Faces: Me and My Ribcage (2012)
• High praises for Joplin's resiliency from President Obama
• My Cat is an Alien: What Space is Made For (Elliptical Noise, 2011)
• The Harlequins
• <i>The Second City 2</i>
• CPI New Voices: <i>The Fool</i>
• Facial Hair…Monday
• Woman with flesh-eating disease takes own breaths
• Don't Miss COURAGE! Exhibition Closes May 26
• Cincinnati Museum Center turns on fountain and kicks off a summer overflowing with great programming
• Choosing the right ingredients: Leeks
• Multi-Color 4Q revenue climbs nearly 80%
• Ex-Rookwood chief DeMois gets a piece of Facebook IPO
• Poll shows which city Ohioans like best
• New book celebrates Atlanta with images and insight
• Chemed shareholders don't approve of executive pay packages
• Recall your best friend II
• Recall your best friend I
• World Choir Games adds 9 more sponsors
• PivoTek expanding into new West Chester facility
• Phillips Edison JV buys 2 shopping centers
• Cincinnati Shakespeare Company names Woffington executive director
• OFFICIAL OPENING FOR HOYLAND FUNERAL HOME | SourceWire:
• Funeral Expenses and murder victims:
• Chen Guangcheng China’s activist free at last!
• Jersey Shore's Pauly D engaged in Twitter war with Deadmau5
• Banks have mixed results with loan offices like Associated's
• Cueto out duels Sabathia as Reds move closer to first
• General Cable to buy Alcan Cable
• Van Halen: Tour postponed due to exhaustion explains David Lee Roth (Video)
• People With HIV at Higher Odds of Sudden Cardiac Death: MedlinePlus:
• A Little More Education, a Little Longer Life?: MedlinePlus:
• ADHD diet: Do food additives cause hyperactivity?
• FDA Advisers Back Pill to Help Prevent HIV Infection: MedlinePlus:
• Sex After Heart Attack? Doc's OK May Be Key: MedlinePlus:
• Hospital readmission rates linked to availability of care, socioeconomics / Amer...
• Contracts set to secure future of £5m Bradford mortuary (From Bradford Telegraph...
• Joplin coroner its about being right...
• Funeral home fire contained:
• Few locals support funeral home law changes - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
• Willmar, Minn., funeral home plans green space:
• Buchanan Funeral Home One of Many West Side Businesses Impacted by Freeway - 05/...
• From Whitney Houston to locals, all of this Newark funeral director's clients go...
• Crowded House drummer Peter Jones dead at 45
• LCNB awarded for high return
• Ohio's dropout rate rising fast
• Trial of ex-Procter & Gamble board member starts
• Macy's expects 292 stores to double as fulfillment centers
• Spring squirrel season in Kentucky
• Robin Gibb dead at age 62 from cancer
• President Obama insisted that Congress help homeowners
• TB patient charged in California for not taking meds
• NAACP supports marriage equality
• New generation are challenging some African American in Congress
• Newport, Kentucky: Backyard Adventures
• President Obama says more teeth is needed in Wall Street reforms
• Mental illness as defense in Michigan stabbings trial
• Three men arrested and charged with conspiracy to commit terrorism
• House Republicans passes anti-violence against women bill
• Pentecost Vigil Celebration
• Bush to return to White House for portrait event
• Gay marriage could be big voting issue in Colorado
• The Bunbury Festival 2012
• Heat and Drought Heading for the Cincinnati Tri-State
• Coroner hopes facial reconstruction will lead to identity:
• Lions' women's track & field team ends season at North Central College Last Chance Meet
• Mount men's track & field team concludes season with North Central College Last Chance Meet
• Teenager Watches Her Own Funeral Being Planned |
• Millvale funeral director was dedicated to community via @T...
• Redhill funeral director described as pillar of the community in tributes
• Mortuary refrigerator at Tarkwa Government Hospital break down....corpse "go bad...
• A Proper Funeral For Forgotten Veterans - Northport, NY Patch
• Kofi Baker’s Cream Experience to play at The Madison Theater 5/31/2012
• Why spend a month in Paris?
• Ohio Veterans United endorses Chris Long for US Congress
• St. Elizabeth joins radiation safety campaign
• Procter & Gamble alumni still claiming top jobs
• Macy's CEO Lundgren: 'The customer is voting with us'
• Talawanda softball finds plenty of bright spots in 2012 season
• Social Madness contest starts June 1
• University crowd dominates high-paid public officials list
• Covington police chief steps down
• Kent Funeral Home Spends Thousands 'Super-Sizing' To Cope With Obesity
• Business Courier to return to U.S. Postal Service delivery
• Ohio unemployment drops to 7.4%
• Bank of Kentucky’s Zapp, 60, not ready to retire
• Everything You Need to Know About the Social Media Bubble by @CopeWrites
• Clock is ticking on Music Hall renovation deal
• Funeral directors open new outlets (From York Press)
• Cincinnati Rollergirl: Susie Shinsplintski
• Muslim funeral home coming to the St.Louis area:
• Switched bodies family sues US mortuary: via @News24
• Family's horror as mortuary buries grandmother in another woman's grave and clot...
• Our mortuaries are overstretched, says commissioner:
• Caldwell & Cowan earns professional accolades:
• More on the PA ruling: via @pittsburghpg
• Cincinnati celebrates International Museum Day, May 18, 2012
• Five best kinds of gifts for high school or college graduates
• Top of the List: High Paid Public Officials
• Lavell Crawford
• <i>Spectacle: The Music Video</i>
• Choosing the right ingredients: Celery
• Granite Bench Project to show Our Nation’s History and planned Korean War Memorial concept to be unveiled May 19
• UNITED WAY RECOGNIZES VOLUNTEERS’ COMMITMENT TO SERVICE
• UC Students to speak on student loan interest debate
• HORSESHOE CLEVELAND, OHIO’S FIRST CASINO, OPENS ITS DOORS TO THE PUBLIC
• Ashland hikes dividend, adds to board
• Virginia bank sues Fifth Third over check-kiting scheme
• Here are the top three takeaways from CEOs for Cities
• Former AOL chief Steve Case comments on Facebook value
• Why Nancy Zimpher still misses Cincinnati
• Swamp People: Mitchell Guist autopsy results
• Family sues mortuary for switching bodies, burying grandma in California rather...
• Smitherman and Winburn Submit Motion to Fire Cincinnati Pension Investment Advisors
• Well, this is interesting!
• Become a Master Recycler with Hamilton County’s Four-Week Program
• Delta, pilots reach tentative contract
• Disco Diva Donna Summer dead at age 63 from cancer
• Slower User Growth, Timeline Complaints Won't Faze Facebook by @CopeWrites
• Kerry Flavor Systems to close Cincinnati plant
• Fifth Third exec: Growth opportunities lie overseas
• Indiana Tech opens Northern Kentucky campus
• New METRO “mini-hybrid” buses make Cincinnati debut
• Kingdom Empowerment Ministries to host Financial Freedom Workshop June 9
• For Reds’ Baker, it’s now or never
• Local PR firm now offering
• UTILITY BILL ASSISTANCE
• Hughes STEM High School partners with Macy’s
• Photo
• SORTA board leadership changes
• All Gone Pest Control receives ‘Reds Most Valuable Diverse Business Partner Award'
• I just want the violence to stop
• Black on Black murder unacceptable
• NAACP to adopt Roll Hill School
• CIRV effective, but room for improvement, says program manager
• Ohio Senate passes resolution honoring Cincinnati Black Brigade
• Cinti. Recreation Commission offers specialty summer day camps
• S.O.R.T.A. Board Chair and Vice Chair appointed
• Cincinnati’s Premier Gospel Celebration ‘I Hear Music In The Air’ is May 18–20
• 2012 Reaching For The Stars honors six young leaders
• Dr. Herbert Smitherman Sr. honored by Ford-Employees African-Ancestry Network
• Senators Widener and Kearney introduce resolution to make Central State an Ohio land grant institution
• Academic Signing Day honors top students at Winton Woods High
• Former NBA Star Dominique Wilkins speaks at first ever ‘Script Your Future’ event
• President Barack Obama’s statement on gay marriages
• Patricia Smitson to lead area Red Cross Chapter
• 2012 Gumption Award winner announced
• CPS Board honors eight outstanding teachers
• CPS launches ‘The Bully Project’
• Zumbathon to raise funds for Winton Woods’
• Boone Cancer Foundation to host ‘Golf for a Cause, Tee off for Cancer’ June 5
• Jonathan Butler, Kirk Whalum celebrate Black History Month in Cincinnati
• RED Card Dance Party coming May 21
• Cole, St. Stephen AME and motorcycle clubs join to promote safety
• Correction
• Renowned Filipino choir to perform in 2012 World Choir Games
• Horseshoe Casino kicks off vendor-supplier outreach
• Bennie Butler’s impersonations brought Cincinnati history to life
• UC Physicians Primary Care practice opens in new offices
• Reaching the violent
• Jersey Shore's Snooki look alike attacked by a man at Rockfest (Video)
• This week-end in Cincinnati spirituality
• This week-end in Cincinnati spirituality
• Chuck Brown 'Godfather of Go-Go' dead at age 75 from heart failure
• Funeral homes brace for changes after ruling:
• Family sues mortuary over switched bodies - KTVN Channel 2 - Reno Tahoe News Wea...
• Cincinnati Animal News: May 18-20
• Directors welcome change to funeral home law - News - Standard Speaker:
• Okla. medical examiner's office cooler breaks down
• Teen's body found in morgue and cops clueless...
• Teen's body found in morgue and cops clueless...
• Meeting With Mortuary Owner Canceled Due to Insurance Concerns
• Mountain City funeral home cited for &quot;immoral or unprofessional conduct&quo...
• Funeral costs for the indigent fall to funeral homes, local governments:
• Woman buried in other person's funeral in body mix-up, suit says
• Legality for the living discussed at funeral director via @...
• Freethought San Marcos: Texas funeral a case study in failure of regulation | h...
• Fitzgerald Funeral Home to honor veterans in Memorial Day Parade:
• Let's break 1200 likes today!
• Delta says frequent fliers charged more for trips
• Southgate House reopens as Thompson House
• Ohio ranks low for college degrees
• Skechers hit with big fine over fitness shoe claims
• Is air travel actually getting better?
• AK Steel gains top Morningstar rating
• Madeira to recognize fallen heroes and soldiers at Memorial Day Silent March
• Frazier's big day helps Reds drop Mets
• Thomas Huge is convicted of killing his 15-month old daughter
• 50 Cent tweets hospitalization news
• Brad Paisley's Virtual Reality Tour comes to Riverbend
• <i>Life Could Be A Dream</i>
• <i>The Merchant of Venice</i>
• <i>The Second City 2</i>
• For my daughter, I play Shadow of the Colossus
• For my daughter, I play Shadow of the Colossus
• Ohio Memorial Day events for 2012
• Talawanda boys' track sees 18 season bests in second-place FAVC finish
• AAC Announces Its 2011-2012 Continuing Scholarships!
• Biden criticizes Romney tenure as venture capitalist
• Former teen idol Joey Lawrence stripping for Chippendales
• Ohio Veterans Home offers independent living
• Councilmembers ask to fire pension advisers
• Analyst: $50M federal settlement is Omnicare's 'last mess'
• Last big Buse idea: CinciBuzz
• American Financial has first annual meeting without founder Carl Lindner
• Humanist funerals via @physorg_com
• “Oversight in building plan stalls opening of hospital” via @thezimbabwean
• Medal of Honor award for soldier killed-in-action 42 years ago
• Adath israel cemetery
• Kisii Morgue Now Open After 10 Years #kenya via @allafrica
• Analyst cuts Kroger investment rating
• Rock the Bell's 2012 lineup revealed
• Nonprofit File: Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce
• Elaborate hoaxes as course projects? I might like to take this course. I am in...
• Lineup for MidPoint Indie Series announced
• Ohio texting ban heads to governor's desk
• Hamilton Fixture to close in Butler County
• Arrest of Newark Airport security supervisor renews interest in 1992 slaying htt...
• Changes in Pa. rules rankle some funeral directors:
• What do you think about using genetics and internet genealogy research?
• New effort filed to free OJ from Nevada prison
• SoMoLend closes on $1M investment round
• Scout helps with flag collecting burden via @HiDesertPubCo
• The Local - Wrong woman cremated in mortuary mix-up via @Th...
• Hailey mortuary to add on :
• Oxnard funeral director defies odds to continue to help others
• Journalism grad wishes she’d become a mortician instead | Poynter.:
• 'Antiquated' Pa. funeral home law struck down
• Showboat Majestic opens 90th season of shows on the Ohio River
• Bank of America offering foregiveness of 200K loans
• Ford Escape to pace Kentucky NASCAR race
• Why did GM kill its $10M Facebook ad campaign?
• 2012 Summer Film Preview
• Eliza Rickman toys with her audience in Cincinnati
• Study: Music Hall renovation would have $353M impact
• Monica Pedersen
• <i>Life Could Be A Dream</i>
• <i>The Second City 2</i>
• <i>FAUX REAL: A Forger's Story</i>
• <i>Spectacle: The Music Video</i>
• <i>Thunder Knocking on the Door</i>
• <i>Titanic: The Musical</i>
• Cincinnati Metro's 'Art to Go' joins Taft Museum in sharing 'Art for All'
• J. Gumbo's on Ludlow!
• Residents oppose rezoning request
• Ridiculous Regulations: The Casket Cartel:
• CEO: Atricure riding high on FDA approval
• United Way celebrates Cincinnati's leaders and legends
• Residential real estate ranking reveals tough time for industry
• Good news bears repeating, no? We're excited!
• AK Steel fires back at ISS over opinion on pay vote
• Fifth Third Bank launches combo ATM
• Employment outlook brightens, say Cincinnati leading indicators
• Procter & Gamble renews contract with Jones Lang LaSalle
• Not So Simple
• Report: Downtown Cincinnati population up 12%
• Manchester funeral director sues board, claims anti-competitive bias
• Ferncliff Cemetery now offers cremation option via @springf...
• Muscatine mother mourns son who died in plane crash: via @q...
• via @phillydotcom Judge overturns Pa. funeral regulations
• Neighbors propose bike path for unused Hyde Park/Oakley rail line
• Mike-sells names new CEO
• Preppers: Photograph a day in your life prepping
• 'Just an Ordinary Day' event set for May 15th
• Ohioans can show a day in their life through photos on May 15th
• Phillips and Heisey lift Reds over Braves
• ‘Why I Prep’ guest post contest winners announced
• Neil Young: On the Beach (Reprise, 1974)
• Julianne Moore cast as crazy mom in 'Carrie' remake
• Eye contact and your dog
• Choosing the right ingredients: Carrots
• Zoo babies
• Children's to partner on medical devices for kids
• Tips to make your social media click
• 'Swamp People' star Mitchell Guist dies in Louisiana
• News!
• Fifth Third sponsors NASCAR's Matt Kenseth
• CVG's new Concourse A: SLIDESHOW
• Bexion pushed back human trials for cancer drug
• Santa Monica Business Embraces Green Burial Practices
• Finalists named for Entrepreneur of the Year 2012
• Best and worst Cincinnati stocks to sell in May: SLIDESHOW
• Cincinnati receives national bicycle award
• Jersey Shore's Pauly D's new booze line 'Remix' coming soon
• Hybrid bluegills arrive with a splash
• Software startup Batterii raises $800K
• 'I Am Not the Spooky Mortician Guy' - Montville, CT Patch
• Cycling through Bike Month in Cincinnati
• YOUR MOM dominates Spring Roll 2012
• People Love Talking About Themselves, Brain Scans Show: MedlinePlus:
• Today's Kids May Be Destined for Adult Heart Disease: MedlinePlus:
• Amish farm kids remarkably immune to allergies: study: MedlinePlus:
• Obese Drivers Less Likely to Buckle Up: Study: MedlinePlus:
• Idaho infant dies from whooping cough amid regional outbreak: MedlinePlus:
• Longtime Holland Funeral Director Passes Away
• Unfinished centre for pathologist may be levelled via @Iris...
• Chance to dispel myths behind funeral home doors - Local Businesses - Horncastle...
• Tribute paid to Sgt. Huling as procession passes
• CEOs for Cities hosts Cincinnati conference this week
• SunCoke agrees to stricter emissions rules
• Omnicare to pay feds $50M settlement
• Bartini's lounge closes doors downtown
• Mayor Mallory Criticizes Governor’s Elimination Of Local Government Fund
• 4th Annual Campout on the Commons
• MHP-Changing Hands Sale
• Reds drop Nationals on Votto's walkoff grand slam
• Local Celebrity celebrates birthday in an Alley
• Barrow lecture series last lecture 5/23
• Help the cincinnati zoo win a car!
• Mothers and Peace: The true cost of motherhood
• The Mothers of Invention: Absolutely Free (Verve, 1968)
• The latest Cincinnati Bengals roster moves
• Worcester Telegram & Gazette - - Funeral homes get more fle...
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables Weekly May 4, 2012:
• Asthma death statistics from the CDC:
• IN PERSON: Former soldier channels past trauma into counseling veterans:
• Happy Mother's Day to all the mom's out there!
• Cincinnati Nature Center/ Rowe Woods
• Pinterest inspires Mother's Day gifting ideas
• Best Mother's Day in heaven quotes
• One: One (Grunt, 1972)
• Mariee Sioux: Gift for the End (Almost, 2012)
• Daniel Higgs: The Measure of Mystery (Gnome Life, 2012)
• HERALD CALENDAR
• Daniel Higgs: Beyond & Between (La Castanya, 2011)
• Social Security System Remains Solvent
• Jackie Robinson Day Highlights Shortage of Black Players in Baseball
• $10.3 Million for Eugenics Compensation Perdue to ask N.C. lawmakers to OK funds
• Preventing and Managing Diabetes in Minority Children
• NEIGHBORHOODS WORKING TO MAXIMIZE COMMUNITY BENEFITS FROM CASINO
• Áine O'Dwyer: Music for Church Cleaners (For Evil Fruit, 2012)
• Mothers Wanted
• NEW METRO “MINI-HYBRID” BUSES MAKE CINCINNATI DEBUT
• Photos of 5,429 Black Vietnam Heroes Still Needed
• State tries to ease job hunts of ex-cons
• National Action Network embraces Obama stand on gay marriages
• FUNdraising Good Times
• Legally Speaking
• STUDENT VOLUNTEERS WIN AJC’S LAZARUS AWARDS
• THREE CINCINNATI HEALTH DEPARTMENT NURSES RECOGNIZED FOR FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE AWARDS
• The Y is Helping the Community Learn about Water Safety
• Cincinnati Team of Teachers, Principals to Learn How to ‘Shift’ their Instruction to Respond to New Education Standards
• Cincinnati State president, dean featured at Dayton Rotary event
• Community Action Agency Selected to Receive Starbucks™ Youth Action Grant
• CRC Aquatics Offers Summer Jobs
• P&G taps brand power to improve children’s lives around the world
• Small Business Success: “SCORE” at the Main Library (Saturdays May 12, 19, 26)
• Disaster Recruiting Events in your area!
• Clovernook Center’s second annual raffle raises over $8,500
• The Pruitt-Igoe Myth
• Afterlife: Celestial Habit (Hooker Vision, 2012)
• Blue Ash Recreation to host free family-friendly event Saturday, May 19
• Mercy Health Presents Free Wellness & Pampering Program Just for Women
• Council Will Hold Pension Meeting
• Community helps Cincinnati State launch Middletown campus
• University of Cincinnati research reveals why more kids may be munching on unhealthy foods.
• Cincinnati State students dominate 7th Annual College Movie Festival
• ‘1 Night, 12 Kitchens’ raised more than $60,000 for scholarships
• Cincinnati to become first major U.S. city to offer 100% green electric and save money for residential customers
• Golf for a CAUSE, Tee off for CANCER
• Mayor Mallory criticizes Governor’s elimination of Local Government Fund
• TEE-OFF WITH COLERAIN TOWNSHIP FIREFIGHTERS
• CINCINNATI METRO RECEIVES EARTH DAY ENVIRONMENTAL AWARD
• Legislation would help grandparents caring for their grandchildren
• State Representative Reece Hosts District Job Fair
• American Diabetes Association presents Church Ambassador Breakfast
• Banks, State Take Control of Detroit?
• 'The Merchant of Venice at Shakespeare Company
• Cincinnati Craftsman named National Craft Professional of the Year
• Over 1,000 volunteers beautify Cincinnati
• Cincinnati's Roots Uncovered
• Join Museum Center for Mother's Day brunch
• House Dems Appoint Former State Treasurer Kevin Boyce to Ohio House
• AT&T RANKS No. 4 IN DIVERSITYINC’S 12th ANNUAL LIST
• Winton Woods Senior Wins Memorial Art Scholarship
• Arbor Day observance
• Steve Harvey at Ease
• The Success Partners Grant is established for Cincinnati State Middletown
• BLACK-OWNED COMPANY HELPING MAJOR MEDIA COMPANIES DELIVER POSITIVE, TRANSFORMATIVE PROGRAMMING
• The Rich and the Rest of Us: A Poverty Manifesto
• The Grio: Black pastor makes the case for gay marriage: 'With liberty and justice for all'
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• BBC - Things To Do: Mortuary practices in Mesolithic Northwest Europe
• LaRosa's adds gluten-free pizzas
• OSU president Gee spent more than $800K on travel
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• Mount golfers named All-HCAC
• Severe Thunderstorms and Flooding Possible
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• Mystery surrounds ashes of author and WWII veteran - Europe - Stripes:
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• What's Happening In Madeira City Schools - May 3, 2012s
• Super moon Saturday making a grand appearance in Ohio
• Asian Food Fest moves to The Banks
• Spirit Airline gives terminally ill veteran refund amid intense public backlash.
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• Cemetery Says It Wasn't Told To Bury Woman:
• Cueto shuts down Pirates to remain undefeated
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• Two Colerain High School students die in a tragic automobile accident
• Best Laid Plans
• Lions' men's field athletes finish with top five performances at Ohio University Open
• Mount women's track & field athlete, Kate Odenbeck, breaks personal best javelin throw at Ohio University Open
• Taste Cincinnati's best at Taste of Cincinnati USA
• Another race race is on
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• The race for Hamilton County Juvenile Judge is finally over
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• Beach House: Bloom (Sub Pop, 2012)
• Police seeks a 3rd suspect in Ohio bank standoff
• German gymnasts a part of west side history
• Employers and schools may longer demand Facebook passwords
• University of Cincinnati’s students warned about recent crimes
• Judge refuses lower bond for Charles Robert Stephenson
• Wendell Berry honored by The National Endowment for the Humanities
• Brownsburg Festival of the Arts
• 5 Signs That You Have An Iron Deficiency
• Wiggity Bang consistently delivers random humor
• Tracie Hunter named Hamilton County Juvenile Judge after 18 month dispute
• Lions' men's track & field squad finishes seventh at HCAC Championship
• Mount women's track & field team places 10th at HCAC Championship
• Lions' women's lacrosse team registers 17-11 win at Concordia (WI) University
• Bengals draft three more on second day of draft
• Mount men's lacrosse team ends regular season with a 23-3 win over MSOE
• Benihana closes downtown Cincinnati location
• Business Spotlight: Mortuary in Visalia revives Hadley name
• Lions' men's tennis team wins fourth straight match
• MHP-NKU Journalism In The Digital Age Summer Workshop
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• Tracie Hunter is the declared winner.
• Bengals have busy first round of NFL Draft
• Paris, La Sorbonne and Jardin du Luxembourg
• Cincinnati Bengals' Dalton launches foundation
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• Cincinnati banking leader Birckhead dies at 89
• Woman on crutches escapes police custody
• Learn how to raise city chickens at Imago Earth Center
• First look inside Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati
• Procter & Gamble shares slide after profit outlook cut
• $200,000 raised for Zimmerman’s defense was not reported to his lawyer
• FHLBank Cincinnati 1Q profit rises 38%
• Facial Hair Friday! | - Mozilla Firefox
• Fifth Third joins other banks seeking to replace lost fees
• North American Properties to develop huge apartment complex in Austin
• House Republican to keep student loan interest rates low
• Tower Place tenants of the past
• Tracey Artis empowers gospel artists, educates fans
• Major gift to Cincinnati Art Museum supports education, enrichment programs
• St. Ursula Academy seniors honored for community service
• Dems to hold 2012 Century Club Reception May 3
• Annabelle Johnson defines the word welcome at Peaslee Neighborhood Center
• A Minority Health Month Feature
• Adopt a Flying Pig and help the ‘Adopt A Class’ program
• Career day at Withrow High School
• Morton is VLT Academy’s first to play college basketball
• Reds sign Votto and Phillips for multi-million dollar contracts
• Madisonville organizes for sustainable community development
• Fultz Funeral Service
• Youth Orchestra’s Nouveau Chamber Players to perform in spring recital
• Center For Closing The Health Gap
• Mayor announces Urban League will administer summer youth jobs program
• Ecstatic about new police chief
• Help support Over-the- Rhine youth programs
• Collective Empowerment Group honors business excellence
• Skating event honors Thomas Crawford Sr.
• Councilman Young: City should support fracking moratorium
• Mrs. Cleora Crowdus to become Cincinnati's newest centenarian
• SCPA student accepted at Juilliard
• The Sister Collection event helps Black girls, young women
• BRIDGES annual awards dinner to honor six community leaders
• Smitherman and Winburn want to create murder victim fund
• Talbert House’s economic impact on Greater Cincinnati huge
• Zeta Phi Beta sorority hosts ‘A Celebration of Finer Womanhood 2012’
• City Council establishes youth and small business commissions
• Council members seek community input on four-year terms in public hearings
• Mayor Mallory and Ohio EPA Director Scott Nally tour clean up projects at Sam Adams Brewery
• 2012 Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Program begins
• SORTA honors Minette Cooper with Royal Coachman Award
• Mayor Mallory accepts $3 million lead safety grant from HUD
• Cincinnati Opera presents gala ‘A Hot Night In Charleston’
• Guillain-Barre Foundation meeting is May 5
• Tuskegee mayor to speak at Alabama Connection Ball
• Streetcar to be sleek, modern
• Gov. Kasich appoints Wade Lacey to Afro-American Museum board
• Finally, a ballot count
• Annie Ruth is city’s ambassador to annual meeting of museum association
• City Council hears police chief’s ideas on curbing violence
• Cincinnati Financial beats estimates in 1Q
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• Distress goes on for families of deceased
• The Real Leadership Lessons of Steve Jobs: #Readcast
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• Auditor tells ODOT to sell equipment
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• A Cool End to a Frosty Month...
• 2013 Senior Parents - Senior Portrait
• EP - Messenger April 2012
• DAAPcamp 2012!
• Duke Energy Children's Museum offering Bright Ideas series over the summer
• Tickets for Train in Cincinnati go on sale this Friday
• Finding God’s purpose in your life
• Talawanda boys' tennis a perfect 5-0 at FAVC tournament
• Country Music Hall of Fame's George Jones forced to postpone shows due to health
• Top of the List: Wealthiest Tri-State School Districts
• The Killers' mourn the death of sax player Tommy Marth
• American Girl Fashion Show
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• <i>We Love Cincinnati: Painting the Queen City</i>
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• <i>The Shape of the Grid</i>
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• The Lions Rampant with The 4onthefloor
• <i>Reasons to be Pretty</i>
• Mount softball team suffers doubleheader setback at home to Kenyon College
• At Yale, Online Lectures Become Lively Books:
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• Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster: 26 years after, what have we learned?
• Cincinnati observatory
• Complaint against Butler County, Ohio Judge
• Charles g. schmidt house
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• Analysts expect Procter & Gamble profit decline
• Courier names winners of 2012 Healthiest Employers contest
• Germania brewing company
• Convergys CEO talks discipline, simplification at annual meeting
• KeyBank investment strategist calls for 8% stock gains
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• GBQ opens Cincinnati office to focus on business litigation consulting
• April showers… | - Mozilla Firefox
• Bengals’ LB Maualuga assault charges dismissed
• New carrier coming to CVG, adding service to Myrtle Beach
• Woman pretending to be a boy will be back in jail
• Cincinnati to provide 100% 'green' electricity from FirstEnergy
• Omnicare's 1Q income nearly doubles
• The battle over student loans rages on Capital Hill
• Overall pay down, physicians don't think they're rich
• Covedale Center for the Performing Arts 2012-2013 season announced
• Gingrich to end presidential campaign
• Organic Consumers: Avoid genetically modified crops
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• Burials help Cook County morgue begin to clear backlog of bodies
• Cincinnati State names new AD
• ArtsWave reaches increased campaign goal
• Kroger call center could add up to 300 jobs
• 100-acre ranch in Monroe for sale
• Old riverboat restaurant becoming an eyesore
• Lions' men's lacrosse team qualifes to the MLC Tournament
• Fiesta time at Cincy-Cinco
• Verdict reached in sex trial of ex-Bengal
• Senate bill makes it tougher to close post offices
• Take Back the Night of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Candlelight Vigil and March
• Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson
• <i>The Grapes of Wrath</i>
• <i>FAUX REAL: A Forger's Story</i>
• <i>Spectacle: The Music Video</i>
• <i>Dasha Shishkin: I surrender, dear</i>
• <i>Thunder Knocking on the Door</i>
• Tedeschi Trucks Band
• Mount women's lacrosse team records 16-14 home win over Otterbein University
• Calhoun Funeral Home invests a million dollars in Bedford Heights business | htt...
• “Bloomsday” comes early to CCM theater with production of James Joyce’s Ulysses
• Ohio Third Frontier recommends $1M in funding for tech projects
• Detente by a fifth grader where giants failed
• Wildlife canyon
• Cincinnati Rollergirls' Black Sheep improve to 3-1
• Crowdfunding could be a trap, panel says
• Updating the Procter & Gamble alumni list
• New Asian restaurant coming to Over-the-Rhine
• Miller-Valentine selling headquarters to Dallas company
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• P&G's Tide 'Official' detergent of the NFL
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• One Direction members fear contracting the STD Chlamydia from koala bear
• City Gospel picks TriVersity as contractor, says project will continue
• Talawanda baseball rebounds from setback with high hopes
• Procter & Gamble dropping membership with ALEC
• Cincinnati Black Sheep defeat Tampa Bay Derby Darlins' Tampa Tantrums
• Celebrate Arbor Day in Price Hill, where it began
• Online enrollment grows, but not as much, at community colleges | Inside Higher...
• Dead serious: Liquid filled tanks, the greener way to bury the dead
• 300 Stacked Bodies To Be Buried Wednesday | NBC Chicago via...
• First Financial CEO Davis takes a pay cut
• After tragedy and mourning: Triumph
• Cincinnati State raising tuition
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• Romney wins more delegates and promises a better America
• 3,000 years of Ethiopian independence going under
• DVIDS - News - Ultimate sacrifice deserves ultimate respect:
• Mortuary attendant faces rape charge via @newsdayzimbabwe
• Out of the past 4/25/12
• Woodstock OKs crematorium after long debate
• Is it time to rethink the concept of the exam for learning? What about the NBE o...
• Even the ACLU questions HR 347's further restriction of free speech
• Target renovating 90 stores, adding fresh food
• Ohio mass layoffs rise in March
• CVG upgrades baggage screening system
• Apple sold how many iPhones in 2Q?
• City Gospel's Queensgate project on hold
• Hamilton company hiring 50 for pilot project
• A rainy weekend in Paris
• The New Age Steppers: Love Forever (On-U, 2012)
• Mark Stewart: The Politics of Envy (Future Noise, 2012)
• New Greater Cincinnati Releases Galore
• Full Steam Ahead
• Winburn, Smitherman Grandstand on Serious Issue
• Differing Forecasts
• Free Inquiry Group of Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Monthly Meeting
• Former Bengals player Nate Webster faces 30 years in prison if convicted
• Hudson hears painful testimony of slain family
• <i>Dasha Shishkin: I surrender, dear</i>
• Blue Wisp Big Band
• Pearl Jam: Ten (Epic, 1991)
• Summer programs at the Cincinnati Zoo
• Eagle Eyrie
• Summer events at the Cincinnati Zoo
• Xavier makes it official: Lyons not returning
• Cincinnati Children's confirms plan to build new office tower
• May Events at the Cincinnati Zoo
• Site Selection: Ohio 3rd in nation for economic development
• April 1968: Monroe Ruff’s Success Story | - Mozilla Firefox
• "Toasting the Decades" CCMS Alumni Reception
• HERALD CALENDAR
• North American Properties to develop $600M project
• More cold as April winds down...
• ‘Thunder Knocking On the Door’ packs humor, heart and extraordinary music
• Tracie Hunter to speak at Oxford NAACP’s Freedom Fund Banquet April 22
• ‘Summit on Faith, Race and Justice in Ohio 2012’ set for May 3-4
• 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease
• Physicians partner with Queen City Links to advance healthy living
• Doctors in the Kitchen
• Come and Learn at the 9th Annual Health Expo!
• A Minority Health Month Feature
• Lamont Taylor joins S.O.R.T.A. Board of Trustees
• Organ recital at Christ Church Cathedral in May
• Deltas announce stellar class of 2012 Beaux
• Elizabeth M. Lemon was educator, active in community
• Learn more about DAV benefits and services
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• City Officials ask residents to help design great neighborhoods
• Sisters of Nia Girls’ Summer Enrichment Camp teaches girls to be bold, confident and brilliant
• Register today! Profiles of Success features Dave Foxx
• SAINT ANDREW SCHOOL students sought for reunion
• Covington groups to rally for justice April 21
• Cincinnati Public Schools honors Victoria Gentry Crook upon her retirement
• Newsflash: Juvenile Court race ballots to be counted
• Marvin Winans to lead students on field trip to Classical Roots Concert here
• Roscoe Fultz remembered as man who fought for justice
• Black-on-Black gun violence prompts special Cincinnati City Council session
• Youth flock to Mayor’s Job Fair
• Cincinnati's jobless rate drops below 8%
• FTC Funeral Report in Time Magazine:
• Violent Lambs take out Hard Knox in roller derby action last Saturday
• Macy's building a new store in Florida
• Cincinnati Violent Lambs defeat the Hard Knox Brawl Stars
• LCA-Vision profit jumps up in 1Q
• AK Steel reports 1Q loss on lower sales, shipments
• Ashland posts large drop in 2Q profit
• CVG repeats as best regional airport
• SLIDESHOW: Analysts' 1Q outlook for Cincinnati public companies
• Interested in a stable career with solid earning potential? Start here...
• Get your CCMS apparel here!
• Check us out at the OFDA convention in Columbus today through Thursday!
• Ohio to resume executions with 11 more in 20 months
• Priest hopes to start Orthodox church in area (via @journal...
• Cincinnati USA Partnership among the nation's best
• Parents needing a boost at Disney can grab a cup of this
• Pharaoh Overlord: Lunar Jetman (Ektro, 2012)
• Oneohtrix Point Never: Replica (Software, 2012)
• Animal Collective: Transverse Temporal Gyrus (Domino, 2012)
• Jack White: Blunderbuss (Third Man, 2012)
• Mount tennis player Sandy Berry wins HCAC Player of the Week award
• Lions' softball team suffers doubleheader home loss to Wilmington College
• Creative options to help you save money on your daughter's prom dress
• Outdoor Living
• Got drugs? Turn in your unused prescription drugs to the DEA
• First Annual Amazing Race
• Jennifer Hudson breaks down during murder trial
• 'Frozen' proves a chilling experience, through May 5
• Songwriters Workshop With Zach Starkie
• Cowboy Junkies
• ReUse-apalooza
• Choosing the right ingredients: Sweet peppers
• Has anyone been keeping up with our friend Cyrus Forwood lately? April 23, 1862:...
• Aging workforce continues to strain Social Security, Medicare
• These unglamorous, unheralded jobs pay very well
• Jack Black plays a kindly, small-town funeral director:
• Most hospitals expect health reform to cut revenue
• Amylin Pharmaceuticals has several potential buyers
• Western & Southern renews tennis title sponsorship
• Skyline Chili founder Lambrinides dies at 88
• An Evening with Jon Stewart
• LCNB earnings soar 55 percent
• One injured in Boone County’s school bus collision
• SLIDESHOW: Ancient, historic Cincinnati documents go online
• BBC News - Queen Victoria archive goes online - Mozilla Firefox
• Japan Airlines takes first flight with GE-powered Dreamliner
• Fifth Third sets date for $75M buyback
• Cincinnati Rollergirls 3-0 last weekend
• Cost-cutting helps Streamline reverse 4Q loss
• Aurore Press Book Release Party
• On Investing: The future isn’t grim
• Seeds of Hope event plants memories via @timesrecorder
• Death From Accidental Injuries Among Kids Drops 30%: CDC: MedlinePlus:
• Tattoos, Piercings Tied to Heavier Drinking in French Study: MedlinePlus:
• Advance Care Planning via @sharethis
• Fatigue: More Than Being Tired via @sharethis
• The Lazarus Miracle in Akure (One) How 67-Year Old Grandma Resurrected After 12...
• Hamilton County could face mid-year budget cuts
• Sharonville company considering $40M expansion
• Romney's VP pick from Cincinnati?
• Ohio unemployment, jobs fall in March
• Coca-Cola plant in Madisonville evacuated
• George Zimmerman released from jail
• Preppers can grow ‘earth apples’ in containers
• Spiritualized: Sweet Light Sweet Heart (2012)
• Laurel Halo: Hour Logic (Hippos in Tanks, 2011)
• Brian Eno & David Byrne: My Life in the Bush of Ghosts (Sire, 1981)
• Mirror Mirror: FRKWYS Vol. 5 (Rvng, 2011)
• Julianna Barwick & Ikue Mori: FRKWYS Vol. 6 (Rvng, 2011)
• Borden, Ferraro, Godin, Halo & Lopatin: FRKWYS Vol. 7 (Rvng, 2011)
• Blues Control & Laraaji: FRKWYS Vol. 8 (Rvng, 2011)
• Reds win wild one in Windy City
• MHP-What's Happening In Madeira City Schools - April 19, 2012
• Mayor Mallory and Ohio EPA Director Scott Nally Tour Clean Up Projects at Sam Adams Brewery
• Mayor Mallory Accepts $3 million Lead safety Grant from US Dept of Housing and Urban Development
• Awkward Pockets- A Senior Thesis Exhibition On View With Gallery Talks On April 23 At 12:30 PM And Artists' Closing Reception On Friday, April 27, 5-8 PM.
• A Day in Pompeii is presented at The Cincinnati Museum Center
• All eyes still remain focused on a Florida jail
• Mount women's track & field Senior Spotlight: Kelsey Schneider
• Mount men's track & field Senior Spotlight: Bryan Paugh
• <i>FAUX REAL: A Forger's Story</i>
• New research aids understanding of trees on highways
• Above the Tree & the E-Side: Wild (2012)
• Help Haiti and the Horn 5K
• President Obama will secure Democratic nomination
• Use breakfast to escape the dinner rut
• Vital Signs: Unintentional Injury Deaths Among Persons Aged 0–19 Years — United...
• Archiver's host in-store Quilling demonstrations April 26-30, 2012
• Ohio sex offender law may be on life support.
• Xavier's Mark Lyons not returning for senior season
• Increased college tuition for Kentucky’s students
• EPA concern about lasting effects from an Ohio fuel fire
• Mount baseball team splits HCAC doubleheader at Bluffton University
• Julian Cope: Psychedelic Revolution (Head Heritage, 2012)
• Lions' men's tennis team goes to 7-5 on the season with win over Manchester College
• Neon Trees: Picture Show (2012)
• Preppers like pine trees they are good for just about anything
• New Bald Eagle on exhibit at the Cincinnati Zoo
• Jo-Ann Fabrics and Crafts is again offering its Kid's Camp in 2012
• Batavia Cemetery and Lucy Run Road
• Salem Road Cemetery
• MainStrasse Antiques
• Mount Saint Joseph Cemetery
• Alkemeyer Commercial Building
• Mormon politics and the 2012 presidential election
• Hamilton County Recycling and Solid Waste open in time for Earth Day
• Mount women's track & field team claims sixth place at Wilmington College Invitational
• Lions' men's track & field team earns sixth place finish at Wilmington College Invitational
• Fringe Festival announces 2012 line-up
• Matt Brown gets a unanimous decision win at UFC 145
• Mount women's lacrosse team loses hard-fought Senior Day game against conference-foe Trine University, 11-10
• Mount men's soccer team posts 12-11 OT win at home over Trine University
• Deadly accident closes I-71 northbound
• Jerusalem, Filmed in Imax 3D
• Affectionate Seals
• Eternal Valley Mortuary Announces Mother’s, Father’s Day Events
• Vt. funeral home director pleads guilty to theft
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• Interview with Benjamin Davis of Bad Veins
• Reds knock off Cubs for 10,000th franchise win
• Best bicycle safety tips in Ohio
• <i>The Grapes of Wrath</i>
• <i>Pump Boys and Dinettes</i>
• Man sentenced for 2006 shootings
• Auburn Avenue historic district
• Adams Lake State Park is one of southern Ohio's smallest unique parks
• Adams Lake State Park is one of southern Ohio's smallest unique parks
• Man arrested for siphoning gas from police cruiser
• Current residents of the Cincinnati Gardens: Cincinnati Commandos
• Days of Remembrance
• Clifton Avenue historic district
• Gulf seafood still safe despite oil spill concerns
• Sedamsville church receives preservation help
• Babies, babies and more babies at the Cincinnati Zoo!
• We've reached 1000!!! Actually, 1002!!! Thank you everyone!
• Venture for America recruiting best, brightest to Cincinnati
• Cincinnati chef Jean-Robert de Cavel arrested on OVI suspicion
• Eiffel Tower and Rodin
• SLIDESHOW: Top 10 business destinations from CVG in March
• Chemed misses 1Q expectations
• GE Aviation posted double-digit 1Q growth
• Beech Acres Parenting Center opens new West Side office
• Technology innovates everywhere!
• Facial hair fever!
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• Xavier University students plan TEDx event
• Lisburn funeral director donates memorial seat - Community - Ulster Star:
• UnitedHealth: Fewer people using hospitals
• Cincinnati Rollergirls host Kid's Night at the Cincinnati Gardens
• Could Cincinnati Reds next TV contract spark a bidding war?
• Earth Day: A dozen ways to save on energy at home
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• Case Dismissed Against Former Funeral Home Director
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• Undercover funeral home sting turns up 'significant violations'
• Procter & Gamble building massive plant in India
• Cincinnati Rollergirls to host Tampa Bay and Hard Knox at the Cincinnati Gardens
• Starbucks removing red dye that uses crushed bugs
• Brewery expansion will clean up part of Cincinnati
• Bank of Kentucky 1Q profits surge
• New Year’s Rockin' Eve founder and host Dick Clark dies at 82
• Arroyo picks up first win as Reds end skid
• 'Merchant of Venice' closes out Cincnnati Shakespeare Company season, May 11
• Flea market and yard sale season in full swing this weekend
• Matt Brown will look for his second win in 2012 on Saturday night
• Matt Brown will look for his second win in 2012 on Saturday night
• Top of the List: Largest Minority-Owned Businesses
• Sweet Adelines International
• <i>Dasha Shishkin: I surrender, dear</i>
• <i>The Grapes of Wrath</i>
• <i>Pump Boys and Dinettes</i>
• <i>Reasons to be Pretty</i>
• Bela Fleck & The Flecktones
• <i>Photographs of Reflection: William Messer in Monet's Garden</i>
• Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson
• Theatre League gives nods to 'Pump Boys,' 'reasons to be pretty'
• Choosing the right ingredients: Squash
• Modern Art and Opera in Paris
• Gorilla World at the Cincinnati Zoo
• Monkey Island at the Cincinnati Zoo
• Monkey Island at the Cincinnati Zoo
• West 4th street historic district
• St. Francis Xavier Church
• Convenant-First Presbyterian Church
• NEO Rollergirls 2012 schedule
• Getting dirty with Procter & Gamble's zero-waste initiative
• Cincinnati Museum Center
• Qantas buys $2B in engines from GE Aviation venture
• Will Delta Air Lines’ fare hike stick?
• Netherland Plaza
• Selected Independent Funeral Homes elects Richard Tetrick:
• Greater Cincinnati home sales rise in March
• 'Lost' Paul Revere Letter Preserved
• Pallotta: Nonprofits need to invest and innovate
• Washington Park's new garage to open Friday
• Conference offers international expansion advice
• Vantiv gains mean Fifth Third can buy back stock
• Affordable family vacations at Kentucky’s state parks – Part II
• Affordable family vacations at Kentucky’s state parks – Part I
• Ratings agencies give Catholic Health Partners positive reports
• Family, devasted by Muslim site's destruction, insists fire was hate crime
• When I Die : Lessons from the Death Zone: via @youtube
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• Planning Board OKs plan for crematorium near mall
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• Mortuary offers scholarships | Salisbury, NC - Salisbury Post
• Former Procter & Gamble exec added to CVC board
• What happened to Air-Tite Windows?
• Ashland signs deal to distribute Valvoline in Russia
• Fifth Third posts huge jump in 1Q profit
• Earth Day: A time for growing
• Earth Day: A time for growing
• New MES Principal
• Cardinals pummel Reds 11-1
• Preppers: In times of crisis be the real bread winner
• All comedy in store for Mariemont Players' 2012-13 season
• Lions' softball team splits doubleheader at Centre College
• 'Pump Boys & Dinettes' is a satisfying pit stop
• 'Pump Boys & Dinettes' is a satisfying pit stop
• Fifth Third's 1Q profits expected to triple
• Blue Ash declines option to buy airport from Cincinnati
• Dinsmore adds former GE Aviation in-house counsel
• Bucket List Adventures: Hitting the (MidLife) road
• Arch Rival takes out Memphis improving to 3-1
• Lions' men's lacrosse team records fourth straight win
• Choosing to Act: Stories of Rescue
• Choosing to Act: Stories of Rescue
• Volunteer to make a difference for animals in need
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• Huntington 1Q earnings up, beat estimates
• Abby Girl Sweets opening second location
• How would you interpret sola scriptura in the 21st. century?
• Curiosity opens first satellite office, expands HQ
• Hills planning big apartment development in Blue Ash
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• Anson funeral home’s license revoked | & The Charlotte Obse...
• Courier names Innovation Award winners
• Hospice becoming more for-profit, still depends on volunteers
• Voice of the Cincinnati Royals Dom Valentino passes away
• Please remember, CCMS is a Military Friendly School:
• Horseshoe Casino exec: Here's who we want to hire
• The Chicago Outfit can not keep up with Charm City
• Estate planning series at Raymer; new funeral home open house:
• PNC reports $766M in net income
• Essay on making student learning the focus of higher education | Inside Higher E...
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• Investigators: Months-old bodies found at NC funeral home
• Funeral home to be converted to jazz school
• Deputies serving eviction notice find old corpses in funeral home:
• Nebraska's Gov Heineman: Funeral Service Professionals Week is April 22-28
• Macy's using online shopping to change its stores
• Warren Buffett diagnosed with prostate cancer
• Accident at AK Steel sends one person to hospital
• Kroger may expand near rival's new store
• Pho Thang Lang
• Pho Thang Lang
• Shades of Green
• A Happy Record Store Day in Cincy
• Enquirer Praises 3CDC, but Omits Publisher’s Ties
• Mount men's tennis picks up second HCAC win of the season
• HWA Adrenaline Showcase
• MHP-Bullying/Cyber Bullying Workshop
• Madeira Elementary School Updates - April 16, 2012
• Reds extra innings woes continue after loss to Cardinals
• Step Ya Bars Up: Featured Artist I-El aka Ilyas
• Near Houston mother shot dead, newborn taken
• Near Houston mother shot dead, newborn taken
• Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati works on its image
• A Day in Pompeii
• Lecture: <i>Cincinnati's Lawyer Generals: The Civil War Service of Hayes and Lytle</i>
• Three Young Adult Authors
• John McDougall-A Living History of Scotch Whisky
• Zoo Blooms
• Sleepy Sun with White Hills
• <i>FAUX REAL: A Forger's Story</i>
• <i>Airstream: New Work by Peter Haberkorn</i>
• <i>Spectacle: The Music Video</i>
• <i>Dasha Shishkin: I surrender, dear</i>
• Discovery takes its final flight.
• Earth Day celebration at Cincinnati Zoo
• Cincinnati Bell's Fioptics adding NFL Network
• Cincinnati Music Hall
• Space shuttle Discovery arrives at new museum home
• Windy City falls to Rose City in final jam
• Mellow Mushroom coming to West Chester
• Fitting info for Tax Day...
• The Rising Power of Visual Content:
• Cincinnati Rollergirl: Nuk'em
• Fifth Third CEO Kabat pushing Fed to get dividend raised
• SLIDESHOW: Cincinnati's rejected streetcar bids
• Hospitals spending more with firms owned by women, minorities
• HERALD CALENDAR
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• Grand County Mortuary adds crematory:
• A Texas teen is facing murder charges.
• Midwest Antiques Forum draws experts to Cincinnati area
• Kenwood Towne Place auction can proceed
• Jersey Shore Season 6: Seaside Heights' house vandalized
• Trustaff opens offices in Tennessee, Alabama
• Former Procter & Gamble exec joins board of Ocoos
• Senate Republicans demolished Buffett rule
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• Hospital mix-up causes post-funeral autopsy
• The Courier - 'Words fail me' — Arbroath funeral home hit by vandals:
• Investigation into Muslim mortuary fire stymied:
• Ford shifting gears with its new Mustang
• Selection of finalists to build Ky. portion of bridges project delayed
• Cleveland Fed's Pianalto says economy picking up
• Former Warren County supervisor accused of theft
• NKU's new president named
• Jon Stewart coming to Cincinnati at the Aronoff Center for the Arts
• Home track meet Tuesday for Talawanda
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• Once Cruelty Free Brands Now Supporting Animal Testing!
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• Mount softball team drops two games on the road at HCAC-foe Defiance College
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• Mount men's track and field team ties for 18th at the All-Ohio Championship
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• Mount women's lacrosse team takes non-conference road game at Olivet College, 21-13
• Best Buy announces 42 more stores to close
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• Mount men's lacrosse team registers hard-fought MLC home win over Albion College, 8-6
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• CCMS sends out its thoughts and prayers to the Lyerly family:
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• August 27 1964: The Beatles play the Cincinnati Gardens
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• Women of Faith One Day makes a stop at the Taft Theatre
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• Arrest warrant issued for storm scammer
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• Freedom Center event to honor courageous social issues advocates
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• Cincinnati Reds charge $2 extra for game-day ticket buys
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• Choosing the right ingredients: Broccoli
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• Cincinnati Reds TV ratings get off to hot start
• MAMMA MIA! Returns to Cincinnati for One Week Only!
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• A Titanic Story Hollywood Missed
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• Humana partners with National Council on Aging to pilot new program
• Cincinnati State, HEP sign contract for Middletown project
• When it Comes to Educating Black Students, Some Believe Black Teachers an Important Part of a Successful Formula
• Meridian Announces William J. Motto Annual Bioscience Scholarship at Cincinnati State
• Charles Milles Manson's bid for parole was denied
• Celebrities Filming Music Video to Promote Cincinnati as “The City that Sings” and as Host of the World Choir Games
• Academic teams will square off April 21 at Cincinnati State
• My Vote Counts takes a nonpartisan look at voter protection in Southwest Ohio
• World Choir Games tickets now on sale
• Young Dems, Reaching Minorities, Social Media & The Vote
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• Cincinnati Rollergirls and AFTA Cincinnati team up
• Cincinnati Rollergirls and AFTA Cincinnati team up
• Prosecutors to face enormous hurdles in Trayvon Martin case
• Winton Woods District honors outstanding Middle School staff
• Phillips, Reds agree to $72.5 million contract
• Winton Woods football players sign with Urbana University
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• Mayor urges citizens to invest in improving Cincinnati
• Sandipher will make your house a home
• People Working Cooperatively seeks weatherization clients
• Quinn Chapel Celestial Choir hosts annual concert April 22
• METRO begins planning for improvements at public meetings
• Trim your waist and your wallet
• Miracle League set for opening night
• Cincinnati Opera presents `Opera Raps’ lectures
• ‘Classical Roots’ returns to Music Hall April 21
• Impact Christian Ministries celebrates Heroes From The Hood
• Public library to host “Stockpiling Moms” couponing workshops
• P&G career fair introduces students to world of work
• Clovernook Center to host summer camps for visually impaired youth
• Self serve kiosk will speed service for Job & Family Services applicants
• St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Women present Central State U Chorus
• The Women’s Alliance hosts spring fundraiser
• Mayor Mallory urges NO vote on CMHA overhaul
• Winton Woods Choir approved for World Choir Games’ Champions Competition
• Warriors For the Cause Benefits Winton Woods fifth grader
• 18th Annual Bethune-Height Prayer Breakfast coming May 12
• Cincinnati State nursing student wins statewide scholarship
• Local woman wins business, community award in San Francisco
• United Way to honor exceptional volunteers May 15
• `Snitching’ What is it?
• PNC sponsors finanicial program
• Community partnership addresses HIV/AIDS epidemic
• World Bank pick
• City Council honored Emily Taylor Spicer during Black History Month
• Am I my brother’s keeper?
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• Roland Martin is NAACP Freedom Fund Dinner Speaker
• Mozelle Primus Flowers celebrates 103rd birthday
• Anger over violence in Avondale flares at meeting
• DCI: Downtown Cincinnati seen as safer, cleaner
• SLIDESHOW: A trip down memory lane with gas prices
• Over-the-Rhine chamber president Brian Tiffany steps down
• Fed: Modest improvement for Ohio, Midwest economy
• New interface changes with Google+! Check out our G+ page here:
• Verizon Wireless, Time Warner partner to sell services
• BBC News - Peta's anti-meat poster in Gloucester vandalised
• Ronnie Montrose official cause of death revealed
• Lindners saw their pay climb as co-CEOs at AFG
• Brent Spence design would eliminate Covington exits
• Cincinnati near middle of pack for small-business climate
• Macy's CEO expanding his luxury apartment?
• How have Cincinnati home prices fared this year?
• 'Spring in the Hills' photography hike at Ohio preserve
• Mount men's tennis team handed 6-3 loss at Rose-Hulman
• Lions' men's lacrosse team posts second straight MLC win with a 19-7 victory at Hanover College
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• Mayor Mallory Calls On Cincinnatians To Invest In Improving Cincinnati For Today And For Future Generations
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• Cincinnati: WGUC Airwaves Kite Festival
• Cincinnati: WGUC Airwaves Kite Festival
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• Cincinnati Police Department seeking new recruits to become police officers
• Second-degree murder charge in Trayvon Martin case
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• Pay for CECO Environmental CEO declines
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• Procter & Gamble marketer named Dish Network CMO
• Know Theatre to announce Fringe line-up with party, performance, April 18
• A final frosty morning before a weekend warm-up!
• Ohio joins Apple antitrust suit
• Violence through the eyes of a funeral home owner via @wbez
• Cincinnati picks CAF USA for streetcars
• Report: AK Steel among top waterway polluters
• Melissa Etheridge's ex Tammy Lynn Michaels' "can't survive" on $23,000 a month
• Heritage Bank completes Farmers Bank acquisition
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• Send Team USA to the White House
• Billboard tells Gloucester residents to go vegan to avoid
• Billboard tells Gloucester residents to go vegan to avoid
• Great American Insurance adds COO
• Report: Economy isn't improving for average American
• Don't forget, CCMS Campus Open House this Saturday April 14th at 10am!
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• BBC News - Peta's anti-meat advert in Gloucester slammed by obesity forum
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• Daughter of unclaimed Ohio veteran steps forward:
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• Mayor Mallory focuses on city's successes
• ODOT focusing on projects that bring jobs
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• Gupta faces new claim about alleged P&G tip
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• Check out the National Archives for Titanic-related records!
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• Cincinnati stocks extend losses
• Austin Landing to add Regal Cinemas theater
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• Analyst lifts First Financial price target
• 21c Museum Hotel adds industry vet in Cincinnati
• Cincinnati long-term care costs outpace nation
• CECO Environmental lands new orders
• Expanded Sharonville Convention Center booking up
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• Great Wolf owner receives fourth acquisition offer
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• Dow falls below 13,000, local stocks drop
• Venture capital fundraising drops in 1Q
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• Earth Day 2012: Places we can clean up in southern Ohio
• Cardinals overpower Reds in first meeting of the season
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• Red Legs fall prey to the Red Birds
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• Cincinnati Bengals release their 4 game preseason schedule
• Lamar Odom leaves Dallas Mavericks,Khloe Kardashian defends marriage rumors
• The English Beat with The Pinstripes
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• OSHA fines 6 companies for Cincinnati casino collapse
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• General Cable CEO Kenny receives 31% pay increase
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• Letter to the Editor: Clingman has it right on Smitherman
• Letter to the Editor: Trayvon Martin and the Culture of Disparity
• Trayvon Martin: A universal tale of the ‘stranger’
• Still time to get free tax prep and claim your Earned Income Credit
• METRO presents Employee of the Year Awards
• Panel: Bystanders need to stand up and stand down the bullies
• Prayer Breakfast
• FREE Walk In Tax Preparation Clinic in Madisonville April 7
• Sneak peek of World Choir Games’ children’s choirs at St. John’s April 14
• Family Nurturing Center presents Blue Ribbon 5K race to end child abuse
• In Search Of: Big Customers for Your Small Business
• Senator Kearney issues statement on proposed repeal of House Bill 194
• Get Screened!
• Tickets now on sale to `11th Annual I Hear Music in the Air’ May 18-20
• Woman’s City Club luncheon to feature keynote by CVG Board CEO
• Exhibition of Bearden prints at Taft Art Museum
• Cincinnati Opera 2012 season’s single tickets now on sale
• Hamilton County residents recycled 45,498 tons in 2011
• Congressman Chabot introduces law to help recover missing children
• Cincinnati NAACP hosts 2012 ACT-SO
• HR Collaborative presents HR Conference
• Gillespie is FAVC Coach of the Year
• Police arrest OTR gang
• Local choirs may still participate in World Choir
• Port Authority to assist with redevelopment of Corinthian Church site
• Shootings continue in Avondale; prompt prayer to end the violence
• Macy's Music Festival 2012
• Moore's Angelic Funeral Home Serves With Compassion
• Jacksonville native became mortician with a heart for others |
• Pets Remembered:
• Ohio recovering jobs lost during recession, more growth needed
• Hamilton County spending $3.5M on flooring to fix bed bug problem
• Five best Christian Easter books for young children
• Cincinnati near the top in NCAA viewers
• One Ohio metro's home prices post second-highest gain in the nation
• Fire breaks out in basement of Macy's flagship store
• Lion's softball team suffers doubleheader setback at home to Capital University
• Lions' men's lacrosse team drops 13-9 home decision to Wittenberg University
• P and G Asks Consumers To Switch To Cold Water Laundry Washing This Earth Day
• MHP-Next Pop Star Competition
• Turkey set ups for youth hunters
• Exuma: Exuma (Mercuy, 1970)
• Cincinnati Reds Opening Day Parade
• Cincinnati Rollergirls to appear in Findlay Market Parade
• Joey Votto signs a contract to remain a Red for $225 million
• A Family Friendly Maundy Thursday Service
• A new, easy way to look at nutrition - Diet Quality Score (DQS)
• US Airway adding 3 flights to Washington, D.C. from CVG
• PREVIEW: Playwrights' group produces original script, one night only
• Tunes and Blooms every Thursday at Cincinnati Zoo for April
• Mah Nishtanah, or "Why is it different?"
• Project Polar Bear
• Dayton Street historic district
• Cincinnati Reds, Joey Votto agree to contract extension
• It's a messy world, somebody has to clean it up
• Ohio settles allegation against HMO WellCare
• Opening Day Parade will close downtown Cincinnati streets
• Jeff Ruby uses cheesecake to make a point
• U. of Ottawa Profs Want Right to Ban Laptops | Inside Higher Ed:
• Cincinnati man gets 18 months in prison for tax refund scheme
• SLIDESHOW: See how 'Bar Rescue' comes to aid of Cincinnati pub
• TEDxCincy returns to spark discussions, connections
• Procter & Gamble unveils U.S. Olympic athletes representing its brands
• Nonprofit File: Most Valuable Kids
• The employment and election of a salesman
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• Rival funeral home owner's son is indicted on burglary charge | Amarillo Globe-N...
• Lions' baseball squad drops one-run decision at Earlham College, 6-5
• Automakers post record March, but one sees 5% decline
• Ohio State opening new startup center
• Burger King coming back to investors' menu
• Molson Coors Brewing buying European brewer for $3.5B
• Best garden catalogs for southern Ohioans
• March 28-April 2: Worst Week Ever!
• March 28-April 3: Worst Week Ever!
• ObamaCare’s Fate Will Affect All Americans
• Losing Fight
• Mount softball team records home doubleheader sweep over HCAC-foe Hanover College
• MHP - Attention Parents and Athletes!
• Dunnhumbyusa Takes Next Step Toward Continued Expansion And Planned Fifth and Race Headquarters
• Cincinnati Easter traditions, new and old
• Doomsday prepping: hoarding vs. training.
• Nine Inch Nails: The Downward Spiral (Interscope, 1994)
• Neal Morgan: In the Yard (2012)
• Sense From Nonsense
• Obama said; “Today's GOP would reject Ronald Reagan.”
• Gonjasufi: MU.ZZ.LE (Warp, 2012)
• Gonjasufi: The Ninth Inning (2011)
• PREVIEW: Playhouse revisits 'Thunder Knocking at the Door,' opening April 21
• Cincinnati Bengals, other NFL teams show off new Nike uniforms
• Butler County residents eat more fast food, more likely to have allergies
• Reds Opening Day parking: more, cheaper, closer
• Judge makes ruling in Cincinnati Inc. dispute
• Great American Insurance adds VP
• Analyst hikes Fifth Third stock rating to ‘buy”
• Kasich, Kvamme announce DunnhumbyUSA incentives
• SLIDESHOW: Cincinnati's highest-paid athletes
• Mystery of 87-Year-Old Oregon Urn Solved? (via @ABC)
• Rock of Ages: Ready to rock film set to debut in June (Video)
• Save the date! CCMS Open House Saturday April 14:
• Mix up at funeral home:
• Who's that man? Family sues funeral home after being presented with the wrong bo...
• Xavier index says American Dream picked up steam in March
• How socially engaged is your company?
• Washington DC by bike, bus, canal, foot and hoof
• Black Panthers and Muslims use and abuse Western law
• Which state had the most online job ads?
• Solid Rock statue construction starting up again
• Cincinnati Violent Lambs take out Demolition City Destruction Dames
• Xavier University stopping birth control coverage
• Southwest flights out of Dayton start in August
• Turfway wagering down for Winter/Spring meet
• Immigration officials arrest more than 3,100
• Ride the Ducks
• PREVIEW: New Edgecliff revives LaBute in "reasons to be pretty", April 12-28
• Mount women's golf team scores second place finish at home invitational
• New Scholarship for U.S. Military, Spouses, and Dependents
• Choosing the right ingredients: Asparagus
• Police Chief, Radio Host and NAACP President want to stop Cincy violence
• Heather Duby: Post to Wire (Sub Pop, 1999)
• is very cool. The Denver Pub...
• Lotus Plaza: Spooky Action at a Distance (Kranky, 2012)
• Reds' Votto reportedly close to pricey contract extension
• Dental Care Plus expanding in Central Ohio
• SLIDESHOW: Which Cincinnati CEOs have most valuable blocks of stock?
• Mi Ami: Decade (100% Silk, 2012)
• Sen. Sherrod Brown to tour Cincinnati manufacturer this week
• Mi Ami: Dolphins (Thrill Jockey, 2011)
• GE Aviation wins $380M engine order
• Study: Paying docs for performance doesn't impact mortality rate
• Lawsuit filed over body mix-up - via @...
• ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ recap, season 4, episode 19: bored yet? | Radio & T...
• Great American opens NYC environmental office
• Reds ship Francisco to Atlanta, option Francis to Louisville
• Mark Wahlberg/Seth MacFarlane's 'Ted' first peek (Video)
• WDBZ The Buzz 1230 AM / WMOJ 100.3 FM Donates Airwaves to Make a Difference Broadcasting
• Delta makes strides in annual quality report
• Lions' tennis player Sandy Berry named HCAC Player of the Week
• Ex-Reds on list of top 10 MLB players’ homes for sale
• Cincinnati Rollergirls' Black Sheep defeat Demolition City Dynamite Dolls
• Plans shaping up for former Bond Hill Showcase theater
• Major ISPs To Start Throttling Repeat Torrent Pirates This Summer
• Young Women Hardest Hit by Rising Melanoma Rate - in Dermatology, Skin Cancer fr...
• Heartbroken Heart: MedlinePlus Health News Video: via @AddThis
• Continuing declines in cancer death rates.
• Cancer Prevention and Control:
• Check out Cincinnati College Of Mortuary Science (645 W North Bend, View Place D...
• Congrats to Dana Harris for being the "Mayor" of the CCMS campus, and winning ou...
• Family sues over wrong body.
• Janet Alder believes truth over Christopher burial blunder will never come out h...
• Blocked by ruling, funeral home seeks to legalize dissolution of bodies using he...
• Ruling blocks Columbus funeral home from liquefying bodies |
• Mount men's volleyball ends season with two losses in CVC West Challenge Weekend
• International Quilt Festival 2012
• Mount men's tennis team wins second straight match
• Justices voted Friday on health care case
• Robert Wyatt: Rock Bottom (Virgin, 1974)
• March in Reveiw
• Lower Dens: Nootopics (Ribbon, 2012)
• Dope Body: Nupping (Hoss, 2011)
• Mount men's golf team drives home second place finish at Hanover College Invitational
• Lee Ranaldo: Between the Times and the Tides (Matador, 2012)
• Bald Barbie: new beauty icon
• Donate blood to Hoxworth and get Cincinnati Rollergirls' tickets
• What if the health reform mandate dies?
• The Effects of Facebook on Current and Future Employment
• President Obama’s oil supply enough to keep squeeze on Iran
• House Bill 194: Ohio Republican Senate to repeal election’s law
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables March 30, 2012
• Percentage of Adults Aged ≥18 Years Who Were Current Smokers.
• Funeral Home’s Business Steadily Going Downhill « CBS Baltimore
• Bloody rampage sparked by disrespect at Miami-Dade wake - North Miami / NMB - ht...
• Funerals halted as police probe deaths of five nursing home residents
• River Falls man crafts wooden cremation urns - JSOnline
• Survey finds vast range of prices at Ventura County funeral homes
• Lions' men's volleyball loses two road matches in Milwaukee, WI
• Mount baseball team splits road doubleheader at Hanover College
• Lions' men's tennis team records first HCAC win of season
• Lions' softball team suffers twin-bill sweep at Bluffton University
• Know your opponent Part 19 of 19: Washington Nationals
• April Foolin' in Cincinnati
• Know your opponent Part 18 of 19: San Francisco Giants
• HUMANA FESTIVAL: "Eat Your Heart Out" by Courtney Baron
• 5 best Easter cartoons in Cincinnati
• Three lottery winners from Kansas, Maryland and Illinois will split $640 million
• 'Tigers Be Still' and 'Rapunzel' earn LCT awards
• 10th annual SPCA Fur Ball is April 28
• Exploding chocolate frog candy
• Mount women's track and field team places 14th at Hanover Invitational
• Lions' men's track & field team takes fifth place at Hanover Invitational
• Study Shows Dogs Reduce Workplace Stress
• Solex: Low Kick and Hard Bop (Matador, 2001)
• Family Fun in Nearby Knoxville
• Good Times - Maniac Mansion
• Mount men's lacrosse comeback attempt comes up short in a 15-14 setback at Aurora University
• Daniel Levin & Tim Daisy: The Flower and the Bear (Relay, 2011)
• Addams Family at Aronoff Center
• Hark, 2012 concert season approaches
• Masaki Batoh: Brain Pulse Music (Drag City, 2012)
• Damon & Naomi with Ghost: Damon & Naomi with Ghost (Drag City, 2012)
• Grandmother Got Home - Clearwater, FL Patch
• HUMANA FESTIVAL: "How We Got On" by Iris Goodwin
• Mount's women's lacrosse team defeated at home by Adrian College, 16-2
• Know your opponent Part 17 of 19: San Diego Padres
• Lions' baseball team suffers 4-3 setback at HCAC-foe Hanover College
• Know your opponent Part 16 of 19: St. Louis Cardinals
• Fish Fry and Auction on April 6, 2012
• Opening week with the Cincinnati Reds
• 2012 Opening Day activities in Cincinnati
• The money clocks are ticking
• Parents believes voice on tape is their son’s
• America's Song Butchers: The Weird World of Homer & Jethro
• Getting Ready for Spring Break
• The Ex: Instant (Ex, 1995)
• Doug Jerebine: Is Jesse Harper (Drag City, 2012)
• HUMANA FESTIVAL: "The Veri**on Play" by Lisa Kron
• The Best Burgers are at Fat Patty's
• Officials: 22-year-old charged in funeral home arson | Amarillo Globe-News: http...
• Governor Kasich signs legislation honoring Vietnam veterans.
• Changes coming to Cincinnati's largest employers list
• Hunger Games mania continues in Cincinnati
• Fundraiser to benefit Caring Voice Coalition
• Doctors using social media more for job search, survey says
• House Republican approves deficit-cutting plan
• DeRay Vision
• A Gathering: Installations by Migiwa Orimo Kennedy Heights Arts Center 2012 Artist-in-Residence Opens April 14, 2012
• Stress: MedlinePlus: via @AddThis
• OPERA FUSION: NEW WORKS APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED
• What's the value of direct-flight service from CVG?
• Must The Police Have a Warrant to Stop a Person to Render Aid?
• FUNraising
• Two local families need votes to win $30,000 for Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
• To discuss newly proposed cosmetology legislation
• Cincinnati investor buys Dayton building at auction
• Reminder: CCMS Campus is closed for Good Friday April 6th and Easter Monday Apri...
• First Financial's Mr. Davis goes to Washington
• Cincinnati Cyclones battling for attendance gain, playoff spot
• Sittenfeld says cut $4.4M atrium project, not city programs
• Bad Girl Ventures announces fifth class
• The Cincinnati Citywide JOURNEY continues
• Private equity firm to buy Milacron
• Back to freedom Judge ends Lohan's probation
• Funeral director wins national recognition - News - Guide and Gazette:
• Funeral director talks legislative issues in D.C
• Funeral director: No signs of struggle on Martin's body | News - Home
• Remke bigg's pulls ground beef with 'pink slime'
• Cincinnati manufacturing rose in March, survey says
• State-funded exit for Ark project disputed
• Mega Millions ticket holder not only winner in lottery
• Know your opponent Part 15 of 19:Pittsburgh Pirates
• Easter Egg Hunt and Adult Egg Scramble
• Mayor Mallory Leads Delegation of Cincinnati Business Leaders To White House For Meeting
• Know your opponent Part 14 of 19:Philadelphia Phillies
• Cincinnati Bengals cheerleader indicted for sexual relations with a minor
• 'Grapes of Wrath' up next for Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, opens March 30
• Know Theatre presents "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson", opens March 31
• Top of the List: Largest Tri-State Employers
• Big K.R.I.T. Is Ready To Shine
• <i>Dasha Shishkin: I surrender, dear</i>
• <i>The Grapes of Wrath</i>
• <i>Small Potatoes: Self-made (and Repurposed) Knick-knacks, Tchtokes and other Curiosities</i>
• <i>The Addams Family</i>
• The Harlequins, Revenge Pinata and Me and Mountains
• Ernie Krivda
• The Yelp Helps After School Special
• Alison Krauss and Union Station
• <i>Another Man's Treasure</i>
• Cirque du Soleil presents<i>Dralion</i>
• Waitlisted? Next steps
• Lula Côrtes & Zé Ramalho: Paêbirú (Mocambo, 1975)
• Choosing the right ingredients: Garlic
• US jobless claims fell to its lowest level in 4 years
• Magical Mistakes: Special Friends (2012)
• Recycling hits all-time high in Hamilton County
• Mount softball team drops doubleheader at Otterbein University, 10-3 and 7-4
• Siddhi: Dark Leaves (Sweat Lodge Guru, 2011)
• PNC launches first Cincinnati Reds debit card
• Training with a clicker
• Funeral home takes some stress out of funeral planning with first-of-its-kind fl...
• Cincinnati's Graveyard
• Langstroth Cottage
• Cincinnati Art Museum fundraising hits $11M
• Rentschler House
• Health institutions need to watch robotic surgery claims, study says
• U.S. Postal Service to offer retirement incentives to 150,000 workers
• Best Buy to close 50 big-box stores, launch new concept
• Plan to convert funeral home, adjacent buildings into 'sober homes' meets resist...
• Courthouse News Service via @CourthouseNews
• Cincinnati man pleads guilty to conspiracy to defraud IRS
• Social Madness: Tops in social media? Study says its Starbucks
• Social Madness: Tops in social media? Study says it's Starbucks
• Exhibit with 250 artifacts opens at Cincinnati Museum Center
• CVG adding service to Caribbean, Mexico vacation spots
• Cincinnati Reds Opening Week Festivities 2012
• Local radio station operator hosts literacy event with Sharon Draper
• Local philanthropist Manuel Mayerson passes away
• Black Catholic publisher sought equality, justice through the columns of his Cincinnati newspaper
• N.J. Rep. Donald Payne fondly remembered
• Faith in the City
• Temptations and Four Tops in concert April 15
• Cincinnati business leaders to meet with Obama officials
• Classical Roots returns to Music Hall
• Community celebrates second anniversary of Affordable Care Act
• Cincinnati rallies to protest death of Trayvon Martin
• Cardin among UC’s 2012 top alumni
• Fundraiser held for Kenzie’s CLOSET
• More than 100 eugenics victims in 48 counties verified by NC
• New CDC campaign targets HIV crisis among Black women
• Toxicology report:
• Cincinnati Fire Department deploys new rapid response system
• National Urban League slams Beck website for racist innuendo
• `Rare baseball card’ set for auction by Cincinnati owners
• YWCA Racial Justice speaker Andrew Young:
• The sad history of Sanford, Florida
• Family of slain Black Florida teen Trayvon Martin calls for justice
• Cincinnati Rollergirl Sauci
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• Join us today for Colonel Jack Lechner Presentation on Arlington National Cemete...
• Trayvon Martin funeral director speaks: via @youtube
• Mortuary remains dead at Taluk Hospital via @ibnlive
• Funeral home worker 'fondled' corpse of 51 year-old woman (and family claim they...
• Funeral director saw no signs of fight on Trayvon’s hands – Nancy Grace -
• Easter Celebration
• Cincinnati Springtime Dog Activities
• <i>The Addams Family</i>
• Mega Millions jackpot to hit $500 million record
• HealthWarehouse.com adds pet prescriptions
• Cincinnati Rollergirls win Cincinnati City Beat Best of Award
• West Fourth Street historic district
• Spring Grove cemetery
• Mount baseball team posts season opening 4-2 win at Marian University
• Bonds for Kenwood Towne Place now in default
• Hotel metropole
• Legislation introduced to ensure Veterans receive proper burial
• Social Spark: Make Money with your Blog
• The Addams Family at Cincinnati's Arnoff Center now through April 8
• Scripps paid former head of newspaper division $4.4M severance
• PNC Bank to provide banking services to Miami University
• Training effectively with rewards I
• President Obama leads Republican front-runners in Ohio
• Macy's CEO Lundgren gets 23% pay increase
• Kao USA moving headquarters to 312 Plum
• Nig wins contract for funeral director scheme Insurance Age
• New Riverside Marketplace opens in Ludlow
• Funeral Home Worker In Ohio Allegedly Fondled Dead Woman's Body | Fox News
• State Pathologist Must Account for Charging R250 for Cremation Forms at the Phoe...
• Ohio, Kentucky personal income grew in 2011
• Post-Nothing Obama
• Wendy's hires former P&G exec as chief marketing officer
• Acid Baby Jesus: Acid Baby Jesus (Slovenly, 2011)
• Tomorrow 1PM-2PM: Colonel Jack Lechner Presentation on Arlington National Cemete...
• Up-Tight: The Night Is Yours (Sloow Tapes, 2011)
• Accolade for funeral directors
• Funeral home director retires; son to take over
• Former Clifton IGA reopening delayed
• New airport hangars approved for Cincinnati State
• Graeter's opening a new location in Lexington
• Vantiv underwriters exercise option, IPO raised $575M
• Former Procter & Gamble CEO inducted into Ad Hall of Fame
• March 21-27: Worst Week Ever!
• 12 Reasons For Reds Optimism In ’12
• UC Gets Drawn into Free Speech Battle
• Mount baseball team reaches .500 level again with 8-4 win over Capital University
• Up In Sierra Nevada
• <i>The Addams Family</i>
• Meshuggah: Koloss (Nuclear Blast, 2012)
• E.W. Scripps CEO Boehne got just 2% pay hike in '11
• Fire at Rollers Farmer Funeral Home :
• The Black Angels: Phosgene Nightmare (Blue Horizon, 2011)
• Pinecroft
• Kroger named 'bull of the day' by analyst
• Parkside apartments
• Mount Airy Forest
• Coca-Cola bottling corporation
• Hondros College offering casino dealer courses
• Cincinnati Zoo this weekend
• Discipline without physical punishment III
• Discipline without physical punishment II
• Cincinnati rallied in support of justice for Trayvon Martin
• GE Aviation-powered Boeing 787s delivered to Japan Airlines
• Cincinnati Reds franchise value up 13%, Forbes says
• Procter & Gamble shifts ad spend from TV to magazines
• Two Cincinnati-area projects to create 85 jobs
• Here are the 2012 Fast 55 finalists
• Cincinnatians use hospitals less than Midwestern peers
• Cincinnati entrepreneur's product could be coming to Walmart shelves
• Cincinnati's unemployment rate falls to 8.3%
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• Kiss angry over Rock & Roll Hall of Fame exclusion
• Demand for funeral service education rises in slow economy
• SC Funeral Home Hosts Indy Movie Filming - Limerick-Royersford-Spring City, PA P...
• Criminal investigation after mortuary bodies mix-up
• Funeral home fire started in attic - KAIT-Jonesboro, AR-News, weather, sports, c...
• Let Me Count the Ways: Obama Double Ungood
• Northgate Mall purchased by Dallas real estate company
• Procter & Gamble employee dies in industrial accident
• See where Ohio ranked in private-sector job loss during recession
• Cincinnati USA Partnership sees jump in economic development activity
• U.S. Supreme Court hears health care reform law challenge
• Lions' softball squad drops home doubleheader to Wittenberg University
• Wine Flights and Coffee Delights at 1215
• Know your opponent Part 11 of 19:Minnesota Twins
• After the hoodie marches - now what? Trayvon Martin
• The Electric Eels: Having a Philosophical Investigation with The Electric Eels (
• <i>Merrily We Roll Along</i>
• <i>The Addams Family</i>
• Ethical guidelines for turkey hunters
• Mount women's golf team takes third place at Hanover Invitational
• Choosing the right ingredients: Onions
• Hillenbrand CEO Camp sees pay fall 8%
• Mudhouse Mansion
• White House invites 25 Cincinnati business leaders to D.C.
• New Welcome Center at the Cincinnati Zoo
• Final Four airfare, tickets for trips could be costly
• Newest Additions to the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens family
• Upcoming events in May at the Cincinnati Zoo
• NKU's third presidential finalist revealed
• Cincinnati Zoo in April
• Cincinnati Councilman Seelbach putting mom's worries at ease
• Hammacher Schlemmer
• University of Cincinnati trustees to vote on 3.5% tuition increase
• Fairfield YMCA
• Christ Hospital opens two outpatient centers
• Commercial drones headed to Cincinnati skies?
• Emerge Health Solutions names McCracken CEO
• Nonprofit File: Keep Cincinnati Beautiful
• Reminder: March 29 1PM-2PM: Colonel Jack Lechner Presentation on Arlington Natio...
• Black-n-Bluegrass Rollergirls photo exhibit by Justin Caridi
• Landscaping Training Collaborative Providing the City of Cincinnati with Free Landscaping Services
• Family of Slain Black Florida Teen, Trayvon Martin, Calling For Justice
• Phillips Edison – ARC expands portfolio in 4Q
• Brian Austin Green & Megan Fox sued for assaulting photographer in Hawaii
• Death
• New Funeral Home Officially Opens Its Doors - Peters, PA Patch
• CCMS loses another great alum. via @AddThis
• Driver slams into mortuary, injuring 5 - South Texas, Corpu...
• Boulder to host neighborhood meeting about proposed mortuary on Baseline - Bould...
• Haunted Irish pub sits of site of 1900s Seattle mortuary vi...
• Caring family shows Shore goodness via @DelmarvaDT
• Lent season prepares new Christians for baptism
• Baby boomers head back to college
• Facebook warns employers about asking for passwords
• Employers want college graduates with these degrees
• Procter & Gamble officials: attrition won't cover 5,700 job cuts
• Hill-Rom CEO sees pay climb 37%
• Lions' baseball team drops series finale against Franklin College, 5-1
• Birth control methods for preppers
• Mayor Mallory Congratulates Bearcats on a Great Season
• 'The Hunger Games' star Liam Hemsworth engaged to Miley Cyrus
• Cincinnati will have Trayvon Martin unity Rally on Monday
• <i>Spectacle: The Music Video</i>
• Santorum winning Louisiana does very little
• Lions' men's golf team swings into fourth place at home invite
• Bongwater: Double Bummer (Shimmy Disc, 1988)
• Know your opponent Part 10 of 19:Milwaukee Brewers
• David Banner's "Sex, Drugs, and Video Games" Is a "Movement", Not Just a Mixtape
• Mount softball team splits HCAC doubleheader at Franklin College
• Mount men's lacrosse team ends two-game losing streak with an 11-9 MLC home win over Carthage College
• After highs in the 80s, Freezing Temperatures!
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• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables March 23, 2012
• Age-Adjusted Motor Vehicle Accident Death Rates.
• Tuberculosis Outbreak Associated with a Homeless Shelter.
• Cape Coral gets third funeral home
• Messicks carry on tradition via @DelmarvaDT
• Not exactly Six Feet Under: Real talk from a full-time funeral director
• Funeral Homes Offer Digital Viewing of Memorials:
• Nice to hear about people trying to bring about positive change.
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• Mount men's volleyball suffers two road losses
• Palm Sunday: Jesus arrived for the Feast of Passover
• Stripping detective of pension is said to be disgraceful
• The pain & lamentations for Trayvon Martin continues
• Trayvon Martin death becomes national rallying cry
• Mount baseball team splits home doubleheader against Franklin College
• know your opponent part 9 of 19: Miami Marlins
• Reds closer done for the year after injury
• Kunlun: Kunlun II (Winged Sun, 2011)
• Prescription for financial health #2: tracking your income and expense
• Best vegetarian options in Cincinnati
• Woven Clay Basket Workshop
• Madcap Puppets presents <i>Rumpelstiltskin</i>
• CINCINNATI PLAYHOUSE IN THE PARK PRESENTS DARKLY FUNNY AND MOVING TIGERS BE STILL
• The Grapes of Wrath opens at Playhouse
• Cindy Sefton named director of Johnnie Mae Berry Library
• Keeping close tabs on my investments
• Mayor Mallory is Looking for More Employers to Participate in his Job Fair
• FUNraising
• Community School Achievement Committee Honors Winton Woods Students
• Winton Woods District Seeks Input on Future of Its Facilities
• 8th annual ‘1 Night, 12 Kitchens’ at Cincinnati State is April 29
• Cincinnati State completes successful refinancing for ATLC building
• Bruce Springsteen: Wrecking Ball (Columbia, 2012)
• Lions' men's lacrosse team falls at home to Ohio Wesleyan University, 18-5
• Mohave Triangles: Eternal Light of the Desert Planes (Hooker Vision, 2011)
• The Books: The Lemon of Pink (Tomlab, 2003)
• Baylor too much for Xavier
• April 14 10AM - Noon: CCMS Open House!
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• The Changing Tides: Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations Review
• Mayor Mallory Is Looking For More Employers To Participate In His Job Fair
• Helios Creed: Galactic Octopi (Transparency, 2011)
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• Chrome: Half Machine Lip Moves (Siren, 1979)
• Signing Safari
• Madcap Puppets presents <i>Rumpelstiltskin</i>
• <i>The Art of Food</i>
• Lions' women's track & field team places seventh at Mount Invitational
• Mount men's track & field team posts second place finish at Mount Invitational with 123 points
• 7 More tips on reducing calories when dining out
• Tori Spelling pregnant with baby number four!
• Wild Eagle roller coaster screeches into Dollywood
• A neat post by the Mercantile Library on the Lloyd Library:
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• Cincinnati music this weekend- March 23-25
• Cincinnati Rollergirls to appear at Cincinnati Combats Cancer
• New Blue Wisp firing on all cylinders
• Miami among Top 25 business programs, Businessweek says
• The Men: Open Your Heart (Sacred Bones, 2012)
• Convergys CEO Fox's pay up 32%
• Cincinnati Mall adds night club
• Joseph Pichler retiring from Macy's board
• Kenwood Towne Centre adding new retailers
• Skeleton Found At a Hospital in Naivasha #kenya via @allafrica
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• Ohio, Kentucky unemployment dips in February
• CincyTech invests in Web-based gift registry service
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• Bleeding Heartland Rollergirls to hold arm wrestling fundraiser
• 2013 Shelby Mustang Coming Summer 2012
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• The Courier - Trainee funeral director sacked after theft allegations:
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• CourierNews :: A return to basics: via @AddThis
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• How many 'green' jobs are in Ohio?
• New buyer for Frisch's Golden Corral operations
• Man caught stealing copper from casino site, police say
• What is a Prepper and what do I need to become one?
• Mayor Mallory Announces Urban League Selected to Administer the City’s Summer Youth Jobs Program
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• Mayor Mallory Bets Mayor Coleman On UC Over OSU
• Top of the List: Largest IT consulting firms
• Hill-Rom to cut 200 jobs
• <i>Time Stands Still</i>
• Bill Bellamy
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• The Joy Formidable with A Place to Bury Strangers and Exitmusic
• Barbecued chicken pizza
• Lions' softball team suffers HCAC doubleheader setback to Transylvania University
• Robert Rich: Somnium (Hypnos, 2001)
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• Developer, philanthropist Manuel Mayerson dies at age 90
• Cliffie Swan: Memories Come True (Drag City, 2011)
• Kroger: We won't sell 'pink slime' anymore
• Talawanda softball eyeing league title
• Hospital execs should expect more pay this year
• Discipline without physical punishment I
• Historic Mount Auburn
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• StudentDesigned provides real-life experience for the 21st century
• P&G employees ‘let down their hair’ for cancer survivors
• Vantiv jumps 17% in first-day trading
• SLIDESHOW: Where Vantiv ranks among recent IPOs
• Fifth Third takes $95M pretax gain from Vantiv deal
• Convergys selling business segment for $449M
• Winton Woods Middle School basketball teams make history
• Local homeless author to hold book signing March 27 at Joseph Beth
• New Vision United Methodist sponsors Super Saturday March 31
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• Health Care Access Now connects Greater Cincinnati to Health Care Resources
• Ms. Helen Warfield turns 100
• Federal Health Care Reform law protects consumers
• TriHealth hospitals lead deliveries
• Care, Education Key to Surviving Breast Cancer
• Documenting the Life of Theodore M. Berry
• Theodore Berry was a model family man
• Theodore Berry helped change the way we live as a multi-racial and more inclusive society
• Child victim of shooting in Avondale
• Gloria Hayes honored at retirement party for service to seniors, the home bound
• New and improved Metro map includes TANK and Clermont Transit routes
• St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church women present Central State University Chorus
• Local YP heads volunteer group at People Working Cooperatively
• Youth make art, get paid this summer with ArtWorks
• YMCA celebrates teen role models with Character Awards April 17
• Ron Dumas reaches youth one round at a time
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• SORTA meeting March 22 to help companies prepare for Streetcar contracts
• Sentinel Police Association Banquet
• The YMCA teaches 15,000 people to swim
• Cincinnati director partners with RAVE to take his local film nationwide
• CPS Board approves 40 administrator layoffs, Superintendent Ronan to work at half her salary
• Melrose Y’s `100 Miles and Swimming’ program to prevent water fatalities
• County says Drake sale includes UC Health pledge to reduce disparities in county
• Racism allegedly rampant in company's work environment
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• Tomahawk funeral home, director punished for license violations
• Officials probing Springfield funeral home's treatment of body
• Haunted Mum Exhumes Son After Ten Months #kenya via @allafrica
• Funeral director breaks speed record:
• Vantiv sells 29.4M shares in IPO at $17 a piece
• Ohio is gaining construction jobs
• Local SBA loans up nearly $30M over 2010
• Diamond Foods suspending dividend payments
• Kroger renews support of Kentucky Derby Festival's Fest-a-Ville
• DeWine files antitrust lawsuit against salt distributors
• Mount men's lacrosse team suffers 14-11 road loss to Otterbein University
• Lions' men's tennis drops home HCAC match to Hanover College, 6-3
• Catching the Megabus in Downtown Cincinnati
• Lewis Furey: Lewis Furey (A&M, 1975)
• Gene Simmons & Tommy Lee slam Rihanna on all her "fake bulls**t!"
• <i>Tigers Be Still</i>
• Putting aside every weight
• Hoopin' and Hollerin' in Ohio. Bearcats, Bobcats, and Buckeyes.
• Fun.: Some Nights (Fueled By Ramen, 2012)
• New WE TV reality shows coming this summer for Kendra Wilkinson and Cyndi Lauper
• "Saint Patrick of Armagh, deliver me from writing."
• Chicago Outfit upcoming Spaghetti Wrestling Event
• Gotye: Making Mirrors (V2, 2011)
• Ky. Speedway working to prevent traffic back ups
• ABC Family to air World Choir Games special
• Cincinnati Bell CEO Cassidy sees pay drop 35%
• Talawanda boys' track team looking to repeat as league champs
• New business filings in Ohio jump 20%
• The Balch House
• Grouper: Violent Replacement (Yellow Electric, 2012)
• RT @usnews: 5 Skills Everyone Needs to Have on a Resume - On Careers (
• Krippendorf-Dittman Company
• Cincinnati home sales keep rising in February
• Cincinnati PR pro Raymond 'Buz' Buse dies at 57
• Peeble's Corner Historic District
• Cincinnati Financial most trustworthy large company, Forbes says
• The Beach won't refund season pass holders, but offers deals at other attractions
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• Humana, CareSource form alliance to serve Medicare and Medicaid patients
• SLIDESHOW: Here are the 2012 Green Business Award winners
• Check out our newest (and yet returning) faculty member here at CCMS.
• MillerCoors Trenton Brewery to get $25M in upgrades
• Macy's wants more Millennial shoppers
• 765 pound woman vying to become world's heaviest person (Video)
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• More international funeral home news: Firm raises cash for local charities - Co...
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• The Whitney Houston funeral story lives on...
• Cintas ups outlook after strong 3Q
• Ohio Consumers' Counsel appoints new leader
• Pinnacle Entertainment closes note offering, might use proceeds at River Downs
• Recycled raised beds: Tips from the Rainbow Garden
• How will Obama’s Executive Order affect Ohioans?
• March 14-20: Worst Week Ever!
• U.S. Soldier’s Shooting Spree Reveals Futility of War
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• MHP - PTA Meeting
• Bengals sign free agent defensive players Jason Allen and Reggie Nelson
• Courier names Green Business Award winners
• Success without Stress: How to be Happy in 2012
• Sycamore Fashion Show Benefit
• <i>Tigers Be Still</i>
• Cyclones vs. Chicago
• <i>TEXTUALITY</i>
• Borgore
• <i>Spectacle: The Music Video</i>
• <i>The Art of Food</i>
• <i>Natural Impulse</i>: New Sculpture by Kerrick Johnson
• 2012 Dirt Days Trail Series
• Mount softball team narrowly falls twice in home opener doubleheader to Thomas More College
• Lions' baseball team outslugs Wilmington College, 21-9
• American Financial Group promotes two
• Cincinnati keeps nearly 19,000 tons of waste out of landfill
• Kasich signs 'employment first' order for developmentally disabled
• Home building permits up in February, Commerce Department says
• Xavier professor returns in leadership position
• Knovation names new vice president
• N. Ky. new, expanding businesses had $685M impact
• The Replacements: Let It Be (Twin/Tone, 1984)
• Songs about Cincinnati
• CincyTech, Linkage to invest in tech that helps aging population
• The Shins: Port of Morrow (Columbia, 2012)
• Cincinnati Public Schools to lay off 40, cut superintendent pay
• Search for Amelia Earhart set to start up again as 75th anniversary approaches
• Django Django: Django Django (Because, 2012)
• FWY!: San Clemente (Moon Glyph, 2012)
• Up For the Challenge
• AK Steel sets $300M senior note offering
• Talawanda boys' tennis team aiming at six straight league titles
• Fight during Tyga concert ends in gun shots 2 wounded (Video)
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• Demand for green-friendly burials rising via @newarkadvocate
• More signs that cremation rates continue to rise.
• Nelson funeral home seeks ashes’ owners: via @AddThis
• Procter & Gamble's external partners bring in big bucks
• Apple breaks records with iPad launch
• 'Facebook password?' A new question for job seekers
• DunnhumbyUSA tax breaks approved by committee
• Promotion, performance help CinFin CEO double his pay
• NAACP supports the Justice Integrity Act
• Mayor Mallory Congratulates UC and XU on Trip to Sweat 16
• Mitch Daniels signed statewide smoking ban into law
• A Day in Pompeii
• The Fibbs
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• <i>Time Stands Still</i>
• <i>Tigers Be Still</i>
• Practice of Poetry
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• Grilling pizza
• Co-existence or interdiction?
• Justin Bieber video reveals a bloody, bruised and beaten teen idol (video)
• CDC unveils graphic ads to combat smoking
• SLIDESHOW: Cincinnati mutual funds with a slice of Apple
• Efrim Manuel Menuck: Plays “High Gospel” (Constellation, 2011)
• Senators urge Obama to confront China on auto parts
• Local shelter celebrates March Madness
• Kroger names Delta division president
• Social media used by majority of companies
• Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra: The West Will Rise Again (2012)
• Fifth Third tops 80% mortgage modification rate
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• Neil Young to appear at BookExpo to promote upcoming book
• Groupon offers 'titanic' deals
• NKU narrows president search to 3 finalists
• First Financial supporting Bad Girl Ventures with donation
• LSI Industries to acquire Virticus Corp.
• Nonprofit File: YWCA of Greater Cincinnati
• Mount lacrosse player Chrissy O'Hara wins MWLC Player of the Week honor
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• Josie DeCarlo, inspiration behind 'Josie and the Pussycats' cartoon dies
• How Facebook Lets You Live Forever (Sort Of) - The Atlantic
• Procter & Gamble buys vitamin and supplement maker
• SEC: More information coming on CEO pay
• Sears plans to close more stores
• Ohio Teams Go 8-0 In NCAA Tournament
• Lions' women's lacrosse team records first win of season
• Cincinnati Bearcats to battle Ohio State Buckeyes
• Everybody Hates Chris Smitherman?
• MP - Upcoming Activities: March 16, 2012
• Madeira City Schools News: Missing Student
• City Beat "Best of" Party set to announce winners
• Cecil Taylor: Cecil Taylor in Berlin ’88 (FMP)
• Rich Franklin will return to the middleweight division at UFC 148
• Happiest Baby on the Block!
• MythBusters Behind the Myths
• Better is one day in your courts than a thousand elsewhere
• Four Republican-appointed justices to suspend health laws
• Former Cincinnati Rollergirls settle in with new leagues
• Perfume Genius: Put Your Back N 2 It (Matador, 2012)
• Marijuana debate hinged on wrong aspect of the law
• Ali Ag Amoumine: Takamba (Mississippi, 2012)
• The Flaming Lips with Lightning Bolt (Lovely Sorts of Death, 2011)
• Lightning Bolt: I Found a Ring in My Ear (2012)
• Santorum to enforce US obscenity laws ignored President Obama
• Court to make health coverage a fact of life
• Ohio State gulped down Gonzaga 73 to 66
• Starting March 26, CCMS will be having a contest for our students using Foursqua...
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables March 16, 2012:
• CDC launches Tobacco education campaign:
• Funeral costs are a factor everywhere:
• Owners taking advantage of pet cremation -
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• Funeral homes go digital | Crain's New York Business
• Spring 2012 Meet the Mentors Attendee Announcement: via @Ad...
• Police close funeral home after power, heat are found to be shut off
• <i>Merrily We Roll Along</i>
• Women's Work: Women's Craft Sale and Sunday Brunch
• German Heritage Lecture Series
• Shearwater: Animal Joy (Sub Pop, 2012)
• Okkervil River: I Am Very Far (Jagjaguwar, 2012)
• A mother's courage
• Mount men's track & field throws itself into seventh place at the UC Early Bird Relays
• Bread is not good enough: Cake is better
• Lions' women's track & field race to 15th place at the UC Early Bird Relays
• Faust: Faust So Far (Polydor, 1972)
• Shit and Shine: Le Grande Larance Prix (Rock is Hell, 2012)
• Mount men's tennis team posts win in first spring match
• Bonnie “Prince” Billy: Wolfroy Goes to Town & B-sides (Drag City, 2011; 2012)
• Mount baseball squad loses final Florida game
• Mount women's lacrosse team falls at home to the University of Dallas, 15-10
• Happy St. Patrick's Day!!!
• Lions' baseball drops 9-4 decision to Ohio Wesleyan University
• Mount softball team claims first win of the season
• MHP-To: Senior Parents - March 15, 2012
• Victor O'Donnell falls short in the Bellator middleweight tournament
• Bearcats hold off Longhorns to advance to NCAA Tourney's third round
• Johnny Depp's 'Dark Shadows' trailer goes viral (Video)
• Westwood fourth grader is killed while waiting for her bus
• <i>Tigers Be Still</i>
• A Day in Pompeii
• Get a Jump on the Season: How to build and use cold frames and low hoop tunnels
• Reverend Horton Heat with Larry and his Flask and Goddamned Gallows
• Scream star Neve Campbell pregnant with boyfriend J.J. Feild's baby
• Winton Woods District Searches for Children with Disabilities
• Cincinnati is Singing in Tuesday Strategic Growth Committee
• Belcan opened 4 new offices
• The National Archives have a special St. Patrick's Day FHF post today! So, shared.
• Best Face Primer Ever!
• Message to Bears: Folding Leaves (Dead Pilot, 2012)
• Bearcats beat Longhorns in NCAA Tournament, 65-59
• Cincinnati to host streetcar outreach for businesses
• John K. Samson: Provincial (Anti-, 2012)
• Posh amenities at Cincinnati's top condos
• Naptown Rollergirls to play in Bankers Life Fieldhouse
• One Tree Hill's Chad Michael Murray's return to TV in ABC pilot 'Scruples'
• Vantiv IPO a good investment, analyst says
• Cincinnati Reds pick Sheriff Simon Leis to throw out first pitch
• Birdsongs of the Mesozoic: Beat of the Mesozoic (Ace of Hearts, 1985)
• Sunset Players plan fundraisers for Dunham Arts Building renovation
• Trustaff opens offices in South Carolina, Columbus
• Procter & Gamble starts construction of huge plant in China
• Nick Clooney and others arrested in Washington D. C.
• George Clooney arrested in Sudan.
• AF spouse, civilian employee makes difference | |
• Cincinnati working to change zoning for corporate signs on buildings
• Seminar will help Black clergy help people deal with depression
• Maynard: Medical profession needs heroes
• WHERE GOOD IDEAS COME FROM by Steven Johnson: via @youtube
• SLIDESHOW: Here are the 2012 Health Care Heroes
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• U.S. jobless claims continue to drop
• The Beach offers season pass holders a deal
• Top of the List: Most Expensive Condo Developments
• 'World's Ugliest Dog' title holder, Yoda dies at age 15 (Video)
• Meditate on God's holy Word: Is it on YouTube?
• Courier names Health Care Heroes winners
• <i>Airstream: New Work by Peter Haberkorn</i>
• <i>Small Potatoes: Self-made (and Repurposed) Knick-knacks, Tchtokes and other Curiosities</i>
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• Jimmy Dore
• Cincinnati scrap metal law on hold
• Interpreting signals and stress II
• Interpreting signals and stress I
• Training Techniques: Body Language IV
• Cincinnati Streetcar Project Meeting To Help Businesses Prepare for Streetcar Contracts
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• Training Techniques: Body Language III
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• Creek behind Fairfield bowling lanes
• Fairfield Middle School
• Fort Hamilton Hughes Memorial Hospital
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• Sorg Opera House
• DHL made announcement of expansion
• Cincinnati hires new economic development director
• Miami University on U.S. News part-time MBA ranking
• NCAA pool clear indicator of economy's strength
• CMHA announces leadership changes
• Delta, CVG improved on-time flights in January
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• FUNraising
• Tuskegee Love Letters by Kim Russell
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• Reducing Black Unemployment: No Easy Solutions
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• Seven Xavier University Graduate Programs Ranked Among the Best
• METRO BEGINS PLANNING FOR FUTURE IMPROVEMENTS
• Gloomy Outlook for Black America, Scholars Conclude
• Northgate Mall back under contract with buyer
• More time to buy discounted all-CRC pools membership
• City’s new trash routing system helps save money, improves safety
• It Ain’t Over ‘Til It’s Over:
• County’sfrst female coroner named
• New city zoning tool to revitalize neighborhoods, spur development
• Cincinnati NAACP Youth workshops and awards
• Core Change: 2022 visioning in contrast to 1990s’ residual reality
• Smitherman’s no vote on Mahogany’s: How soon we forget
• Triumph Awards honor community leaders
• Doctors In The Kitchen
• Emergency HEAP winter funds end March 31
• Settlement reached in defamation lawsuit against Winton Woods principal
• Cincinnati library named a Top 10 children’s library by Livability.com
• Economics Center’s awards luncheon to feature expert panel on `Education and Economy’
• LA Mayor Villaraigosa named chair of Dems’ National Convention
• Black History fact:
• GIRL SCOUT RECEPTION HONORS 2012 WOMAN OF DISTINCTION RECIPIENTS
• Summit explores changes in urban core
• National Bar Association accepting scholarship applications
• Taking Avondale’s pulse
• Regional employment numbers from 2011 encouraging
• Kerry Kennedy to speak March 30 on women and social change
• Mallory shares city’s successes with Harvard’s Black Law Students
• Collective Empowerment Group honors business excellence March 30
• BUZZ Black Book Fair provided numerous activities
• Men of Omega well represented at Daddy-Daughter Dance
• Correction:
• Affordable Health Care Act increases access to health coverage
• eXclusive services opens as ‘one stop’ social services agency
• Black Lawyers Association to award three new scholarships
• Video of notorious African warlord Joseph Kony whips up social media firestorm
• Arthur A. “Archie” Sherman Jr. carried on family floral business, served community
• The fate of America’s middle class hangs in the balance
• Gloria Hayes built business to largest minority-owned health care provider in Cincinnati
• Mahogany’s owner issues statement
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• Sale of Drake Hospital finalized
• New Ohio bill aims to combat scrap metal theft
• Google switching up search formula
• Queen City Sausage works with Christian Moerlein for new sausage
• Kasich proposes tax cut tied to energy growth
• Mount baseball team wins fourth straight game
• Thieves in the Cincinnati area making a clean getaway with Tide detergent
• Senate voted to overhaul transportation programs
• A Day in Pompeii
• <i>School for Husbands</i>
• DHL breaks ground on CVG expansion
• Obama and Cameron at NCAA tournament
• LSI Industries inks deal with giant auto dealer
• Monolake: Ghosts ([ml/i], 2012)
• Victoria’s Secret expands Pink line to Cincinnati Reds
• Duke Realty buys medical office buildings for $22M
• Ernst & Young award nominations due 3/23
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• GE Aviation turboprop engine gets FAA approval
• Multi-Color acquiring U.K. label company
• About A Million: Since Now, Til Then (Already Dead, 2012)
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• City hosting Plan Cincinnati open house
• Lizzie Borden ax murder: New details surface 120 years later
• Gultskra Artikler: Abtu/Anet (Miasmah, 2012)
• Lions' softball squad suffers two close losses in Florida Spring Break action
• Mahogany's owner releases statement on arrest
• Irish cats are smiling for St. Patrick's Day
• Fed rejects Fifth Third dividend hike
• Toyota planning its comeback in 2012
• Encyclopaedia Britannica to end print edition after 244 years
• Tablet ownership continues to grows as a post PC era is getting closer!
• Eagle Realty picks Colliers to lease Queen City Square
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• A Note From Poul - An outstanding CCMS Alum and adjunct faculty member!
• Most of city council has no comment on Mahogany's owner arrest
• DHL adding 280 jobs at CVG
• Cincinnati Should Be Proud of Occupy Settlement
• So You’re Scheduled to Work During March Madness…
• Then and Now
• Mind Over Body
• MHP-Food For OGT Week
• Madeira City Schools News - March 09, 2012
• The sequel no one wanted: Bookville II, return of the Miami sex offender camp
• Ahlquist facilitating Chesterton retreat in Indiana, March 16-18
• SLIDESHOW: Cincinnati CEOs reveal March Madness picks
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• People finding it very difficult live on a $350,000 annual salaryPeople finding
• Doobie Bothers' drummer Michael Hossack dead at 65
• Fifth Third passes stress tests with flying colors
• <i>INK and AIR</i>
• <i>Dasha Shishkin: I surrender, dear</i>
• Signing in Cinci- Squirrels & Penguins & Bears, oh my!
• Signing Safari
• Master Composter Series: Compost and Properties of Soil
• The Faux Frenchmen
• <i>The Art of Food</i>
• Mount men's golf scores fifth place finish at TaylorMade-Adidas Intercollegiate
• Jason Bare promotes latest song at NRB Convention
• Kroger creates director of sustainability position
• Fifth Third could hike dividend after stress test
• I think the answer is "Yes." Yes, they should be.
• Amos Otis named a director of Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
• Life Lessons from a Funeral Director - Mission Viejo, CA Patch
• Procter & Gamble flies its geek flag
• Weddington! Another One Bites the Dust
• SLIDESHOW: Best and worst performing Cincinnati stocks since crash
• HCAC Women's Outdoor Track & Field Preseason Poll released
• Ohio AG DeWine sues Bank of New York Mellon
• Bioformix closes on new round of funding
• Streetpops opening retail store in Over-the-Rhine
• Family friendly St. Patrick's Day fun in Cincinnati
• HCAC Men's Outdoor Track & Field Preseason Poll released
• Unusually Warm for the Next Week!
• President announces new Chief of Technology
• Leah Remini reveals Sharon Osbourne had her fired from 'The Talk'
• Xavier-Notre Dame preview: Q&A with Shawn Lewallen
• What to Do With Wasson Way
• Lions' men's lacrosse team captures 16-15 win over SUNY Potsdam in Florida
• UCAN celebrates surgery milestone
• Cincinnati Rollergirls fall to Arch Rival Rollergirls at the Cincinnati Gardens
• Great Wolf Lodge resorts to be sold
• Review of Music Hall sale agreement delayed
• Cincinnati intends to close Blue Ash Airport
• Cray: Music for Lysergic Acid Diethylamide (Rocket Machine, 2012)
• A taste of the 'Old West' down south
• Doctors, patients dance around discussions of death | ScrippsNews
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• Lakota School District making deep cuts
• See a pothole? Let city councilmember know
• Kasich likely to ask for state income tax cut
• AK Steel reaches deal on new labor contract
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• Corruption! Fox sentenced to 4 years in Federal Penitentiary
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• 5 Tips for reducing calories when dining out
• <i>Edge Walking</i>
• Writer's Night
• Addictive Stranger and Blue Hornet
• <i>Natural Impulse</i>: New Sculpture by Kerrick Johnson
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• Artichoke pesto pizza
• NAACP President and CEO calls on Congress
• Lions baseball team sweeps FLA doubleheader against Utica College
• Kroger stock named value pick of the day by analyst
• South Fairmount businesses take aim at sewer project
• Xavier University picks new business college dean
• Fort Hamilton Hospital building $5M expansion
• Kroger among U.S. grocers who use 'pink slime' in some products
• Business execs will bring out inner rock star for fundraiser
• Mount softball team drops two games at Florida Rebel Games
• Vantiv sets IPO date to raise $500M
• Santorum won Kansas, Romney won Wyoming
• Cincinnati plans to rid city vehicles of fossil fuels by 2025
• What is a "Prepper", and should you be one?
• If you are on Google+, please follow our CCMS page!
• BBC News - What happens to uncollected ashes?
• Buy an Amp Electric vehicle, get a federal tax credit
• PR consultant starts corporate fitness company
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• Lawmakers seek repeal of ban on pre-paid funeral discounts
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• Apple delays delivery of new iPad
• How business friendly is Ohio?
• New health care laws may take years.
• New health care laws may take years.
• Julia Holter: Ekstasis (Rvng, 2012)
• Hugh Masekela: Jabulani (Razor & Tie, 2012)
• Mount baseball team gains win in first Florida game with 11-4 victory over Ohio Wesleyan University
• Tim Buckley: Starsailor (Straight, 1970)
• Vegetative Propagation; Plant Cloning Made Easy
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• CCMS Spring 2012 Graduation Ceremony.
• CCMS Spring 2012 Graduation Ceremony.
• NAACP President & CEO Benjamin Todd Jealous joined march
• Lawmakers are barking up the wrong tree
• Lions' softball team drops season-opener to Endicott College, 5-3
• Xavier on to A-10 finals after downing St. Louis
• Karen Dalton: 1966 (Delmore, 2012)
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• Laura Gibson: La Grande (Barsuk, 2012)
• This is sobering and amazing! #deathfacts infographic by @emembrance
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• Congrats to all our CCMS students who graduate today at the Kopling Center!
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables March 9, 2012
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• Tornado relief in sight for rural fire station
• Dick Van Dyke, 86, marries 40-year old make up artist
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• <i>The Art of Food</i>
• <i>Visiting Mr. Green</i>
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• Give back to the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden
• Reptile House get face lift at Cincinnati Zoo
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• Frontier names Comair president Bendoraitis its COO
• Habegger Corp. partners with UC Sales Center
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• A Conversation with Martin Sexton
• Music Hall renovation costs hit $165M
• Developer pulls proposed Covington project
• Former Procter & Gamble exec named Bacardi CEO
• Hotel, restaurants expected to open at Rookwood Exchange by March 2013
• These Cincinnati golf courses should offer a challenge
• Cincinnati's unemployment rate rises to 8.4%
• Exposed- A Senior Thesis Exhibition Opens Monday, March 12, 2012
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• The Beach Waterpark closes for 2012 season
• Sunshine and Spring Forward!
• OASHF to Hire 165 AmeriCorps VISTA Summer Associates
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• Brattleboro Academic Center To Host Poetry Reading
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• Obama bringing a guest to NCAA First Four in Dayton
• Starbucks entering the single-serve coffee machine business
• City to spend $100K to set budget priorities
• Diamond Foods' former top execs resign from board
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• Top of the List: Most Difficult Public Golf Courses
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• Bobby Brown's tell all book about life with Whitney and Bobbi Kristina shopped
• Rep. Denise Driehaus’ will Host Screening of Double Victory
• BB&C: The Veil (Cryptogramophone, 2011)
• Christian Mistress: Possession (Relapse, 2012)
• Lindsay Lohan to star as Elizabeth Taylor in Lifetime movie with one condition
• Obama says he'll cut corporate tax rate
• DHL incentive deal and expansion approved by Boone County
• Kenwood Towing under investigation
• Ohio could vote on $13B green energy fund
• Chiquita replaces CFO, posts $16M loss in 4Q
• <i>Contextual: An Exhibition of Image and Word</i>
• <i>Uta Barth Lecture</i>
• Cincy Science Cafe
• Open mic night with Pete Dressman
• Arianna Huffington: On Becoming Fearless in Love, Work and Life
• Will the Brent Spence Bridge ever be funded?
• Michelle Obama visits Cincinnati and a judge forces a Facebook apology
• Live Local Music Overload
• Sugarland's lawyers claim fans to blame for injuries during the Indiana Fair
• Feb. 16-21: Worst Week Ever!
• Crowley’s Legacy Lives On
• Luck of the (Re)Draw
• Miracle or Mirage
• Watch your step Bellevue's bustling
• Gary Lucas: Skeleton at the Feast (Enemy, 1991)
• Cincinnati stocks mixed as Dow peeks above 13,000
• Gus Van Sant Continues Down His Own Unique Path
• JimmyG’s Joins the Ranks of Cincinnati’s Best New Restaurants
• Collage Degrees
• Cincinnati Mall looking to move from mall to entertainment center
• The Lenten Voyage
• Business Courier launches Fast 55 website
• Portland has solved streetcar/utility trouble through cooperation
• Plaza Recovery plans 250 new jobs in Covington
• Healthy Advice Networks buys PatientPoint
• Brent Spence Bridge could get boost from $260B transportation bill
• Nick Jonas & girlfriend Delta Goodrem split up
• Cincinnati council members' program to help with foreclosures
• Andrew Bird: Break It Yourself (Mom + Pop, 2012)
• SLIDESHOW: Here are Cincinnati's 10 highest-paying jobs
• Interview with Adam Aijala of Yonder Mountain String Band- part one
• Adam Lambert's new Queen gig confirmed
• Omnicare ends hostile bid for PharMerica
• A little day after President's Day treat for you: George Washington's ice cream...
• After the Summit, journey into the Promised Land: Part Two
• Robert Pattinson's age a problem for Twilight actor
• Santorum continues on slanderous demagoguery
• Whitney Houston viral video tribute by 90-year-old Utah grandma (Video)
• Cincinnati celebrate Mardi Gras with Kings Cake
• Lawsuit filed over new scrap metal laws in Cincinnati
• Craig Lindner hosts $2,500 per person fundraiser for Romney
• Cincinnati casino construction will close nearby streets
• Cincinnati Mall adding a mix of tenants
• <i>Picasso Master Prints </i>
• Pre-Sale Tickets for Basketball Tournament Games
• Cincinnati invites former Red Brett Tomko to spring training
• Cueto to start for the Reds and kids get paid to attend class
• After the Summit, journey into the Promised Land
• Portobello asiago ravioli
• New Year's Resolution check-up
• 'Celebrity Apprentice' Season 5 update: Cheryl Tiegs fired in opener
• Santorum surges, Romney to visit Cincinnati
• Kentucky spring hunting seasons and dates
• Ohio Governor's Office, DRC, DYS to host Cincy Collateral Consequences symposium
• The rewards of shed hunting
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables February 17, 2012
• Whitney Houston laid to rest, family has hotel room stripped to protect Whitney
• Whitney Houston laid to rest, family has hotel room stripped to protect Whitney
• Run On: Start Packing (Matador, 1996)
• City Breaks Ground On Streetcar
• Peter Broderick: (Bella Union, 2012)
• Hamilton County coroner Dr. Ananat Bhati is laid to rest
• Santorum pose to questions Obama's world’s view Christian’s faith
• William Shatner Comes to Aronoff Center
• Comedian Profile - Robert Hawkins
• Santorum accuses Romney of hypocrisy on earmarks
• Holloway does it again, leads Xavier to overtime win against Dayton
• Braves nearly pull out win in final game in home gym
• Volunteers: The Key to Nonprofit Success
• Controversy 2: Pieces We Don’t Normally Talk About
• House Dems Urge Secretary Husted Not to Appeal Federal Court Decision
• Santorum tops new poll in Michigan
• GM records its highest profit ever: $7.6 billion
• Boldest recent nuclear cuts has been done under Republicans
• Pepe Deluxé: Queen of the Wave (Asthmatic Kitty, 2012)
• DeWine endorsed Santorum
• Cinciditarod, the wacky shopping cart race is March 3, 2012
• The Explorers Club: Grand Hotel (Rock Ridge, 2012)
• The Caretaker: Patience (After Sebald) (History Always Favours the Winners, 2012
• Von Lmo: Red Resistor (Variant, 1996)
• Local churches prepare for Fat Tuesday celebrations
• Lambchop: Mr. M (Merge, 2012)
• Delawater: Delawater (2012)
• Mount men's volleyball team suffers two road losses in Chicago, Illinois
• William Howard Taft: the American president from Cincinnati
• Musette: Drape Me in Velvet (Häpna, 2012)
• Gangstas In Space DLC coming to Saint's Row: The Third
• Are You Thirsty, Dog?
• Lions' men's lacrosse team drops season opening game at Denison University, 21-1
• Lions' women's track & field team finish 10th at HCAC Indoor Championship
• Mount men's track & field team places eighth at HCAC Indoor Championship
• Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory is a hit!
• Lions' men's basketball team drops season finale against Anderson University, 63-59
• Know your opponent Part 1 of 19:Arizona Diamondbacks
• Mount women's basketball grabs third win in last four games with Senior Day victory over Anderson University, 55-43
• <i>A Sense of Presence</i>
• Marta Hewett Gallery Celebrates 50 Years of American Studio Glass with “Natural Impulse”: New Sculpture by Kerrick Johnson”
• Natalie Wells Band (9:30 p.m.); Jodi and the Creecher (7 p.m.)
• Jon Dore
• Penguin Days
• Voices from the Heart
• City Leaders broke ground on controversial streetcar project
• Cincinnati's battle over the Gamble house
• WWE ’12 Universe Mode tip of the day: Using match creator
• A Promising three-day CoreChange Summit opens in Cincinnati
• Xavier Accounting Students Help with Tax Returns
• Shriners activities underway in Cincinnati over weekend
• Zion Baptist hosts recital for Nouveau Chamber Players Feb.18.
• Zion Baptist hosts recital for Nouveau Chamber Players Feb.18.
• HERALD CALENDAR
• Butthole Surfers: Rembrandt Pussyhorse (Touch and Go, 1986)
• Congress sends payroll tax cut bill to President Obama
• Congress sends payroll tax cut bill to President Obama
• REALLY terrific article from the Chronicle of Higher Ed about Wikipedia and seco...
• Tolls will likely fund Brent Spence Bridge
• TriHealth ready to build on GE Aviation worksite clinic concept
• Cincinnati breaks ground on streetcar
• Macy's to hire 4,000 this year
• Ky. Supreme Court hears arguments in Chesley case
• Facial hair Friday! I think this was the very first facial hair I shared, and s...
• Cincinnati music this weekend- February 17-19
• Kroger looking at Austin Landing for new store
• Crazy Town singer Shifty Shellshock arrested for drug possession
• Catholic Health Partners hires North Division CEO
• Your high school counselor is your friend
• SLIDESHOW: Here are the 10 lowest-paying jobs in Cincinnati
• Nick Cannon health issues: DR.'s warn him to cut back on his work
• Elvis Presley's tooth crown to be sold at auction
• Abercrombie & Fitch to close 180 stores
• Changing the world, starting with Cincinnati
• Blue Chip turns in gains that beat most venture funds
• Cincinnati Rollergirl: Penn Tupanga
• Lions' wrestling team falls in back-and-forth thriller at home to Manchester College in HCAC Championship Dual, 23-20
• Townships asked to raise money to pay for sheriff patrols
• Ohio lawmakers look to increase interstate speed limits
• U.S. jobless claims on the decline
• Miami University students' product hits the market this year
• Wilco: The Whole Love (dBpm, 2011)
• Duke Energy to fund campaign to build support for new Brent Spence Bridge
• Mascara Snake: Portraits and Scenes (Avant Archive, 2012)
• Breag Naofa: Breag Naofa (2012)
• Heartless Bastards
• Carmen
• Jon Dore
• The Future Strikes (EP release party) with Vito Emmanuel and Department Store Alligators
• <i>Picasso Master Prints </i>
• MP-Upcoming Madeira Middle School Information - February 15, 2012
• Cop Shoot Cop: Consumer Revolt (Circuit, 1990)
• Poison's Bret Michaels & Loretta Lynn to remake 'Every Rose' for new album
• Cincinnati Winter Beer Fest Rocks!
• The Cincinnati Herald's 9th Annual Daddy Daughter Dance
• Top of the List: Largest Malls and Shopping Centers
• Custom made ravioli
• Remembering the Legendary and Visionary ‘Soul Train’ Creator, Host and Producer Don Cornelius
• Cincinnati Opera presents “Porgy and Bess Redux” on tour through FEB. 19
• Coors Light® partners with 100 Black men to recognize outstanding community leaders
• Obama Steps Up for Communities of Color
• Obama for America launches the truth team to promote the president’s achievements and hold Republicans accountable
• Metro's spring service change begins on Sunday, March 4
• NABJ Reacts to Roland Martin’s Suspension
• Findlay Market - Heart of the City Exhibit
• ‘Equality’ Lawsuit Continues HBCU Fight
• Senator Kearney Welcomes Vice Prime Minister of Israel to Ohio Statehouse
• With Preparation and Endurance – It’s Still All Good - Eventually
• Jane Austen returns to the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company’s stage in “Sense & Sensibility” adapted by Jon Jory
• George Lucas to receive prestigious NAACP Vanguard Award presented by UAW/Chrysler during live broadcast of 43rd NAACP Image Awards FEBRUARY 17 ON NBC
• Human Nature: The Motown Show presented by Smokey Robinson
• Doctors get breathing room on massive code switch
• Ben Bernanke: Community banks improving financially
• Metro to implement new flexible payment options March 1
• SLIDESHOW: Leading causes of death in Greater Cincinnati
• Final game in Talawanda gym Friday night
• Good Deeds Indeed!
• Walnut Street Grill Earns a Penalty on Gluten-Free Menu
• The Best People Around
• Experience Appalachian Culture at Cincinnati Museum Center!
• City Council to Honor William Mallory, Sr. and Marian Spencer for Black History Month
• Horshoe Cleveland to open as Ohio's first casino in May
• (Psst! We have a great audio collection too by the way!)
• Community Members Rally to tell Boehner to Back Down
• Cincinnati Black Theatre Company presents Black Angels Over Tuskegee
• New homeless vets facility under way in Mount Healthy
• Big East; a beast for Lady Cats
• Faith Forward: Momentum at Work Set for Feb. 25
• Why Procter & Gamble picked the Oscars for Tide Pods launch
• Developers lay out big plans for Covington's riverfront
• Xavier index says American Dream slipped in February
• Paul McCartney on his drug use 'Enough's enough'
• Anyway… a personal reflection
• After buying Procter & Gamble's Pringles, Kellogg eyes Diamond Foods
• CoreChange is the big story in Cincinnati this week-end
• King in the Queen City
• Museum Center and Freedom Center take steps to unite
• Ohio Legislative Black Caucus wants voters, not GOP legislators, to repeal ‘voter suppression’ bill
• Solar panels installed at College Hill Rec. Center
• Winton Woods district launches new website
• Tax forms and free tax help at public library
• Agencies observe `Low Vision Awareness Month’
• Aunty’s, ESS, Sterling Print Solutions tapped for Minority Business Accelerator
• Ask Kay
• Access Hamilton County child support cases online
• 2012 Stellar Awards
• United Way 211 more than just a phone number
• Experience Appalachian culture at Cincinnati Museum Center
• Speak the `Language of Love’
• Things Everyone Should Known About African American History
• Black aviators in history
• Boy Scouts host first Whitney M. Young Jr. Service Awards Dinner
• Black History fact
• Slavery
• Book Review
• More officers on streets make city safer
• Send news to dan@seshnow.com
• Impact Ministries hosts Black History Festival Feb. 18
• Washington DC museum unveils wax figures of
• Black History Month books for children
• New book reveals Cincinnati’s legendary locals
• Activities planned here for
• Reece urges Secretary of State not to appeal Federal Court ruling
• ‘Racist’ African Americans?
• Rev. Shuttlesworth’s daughter to be featured in Black History program
• Movie `Moe’ Fremon Smith Jr. was Marine, Bearcat, aviation industry manager with wide range of interests
• 1963 March on Washington got off to a rocky start
• Black History fact
• Whitney Houston’s local ties prompt fond memories
• Bank of Kentucky bumps up dividend 7%
• Ark Encounter buys last piece of land for theme park
• Vanessa Bryant reconnects with Kobe shares a Valentine's Day kiss (Video)
• Kroger opens kiosk at Ohio Northern University
• Payroll tax cut deal has been reached
• Former Cincinnati Enquirer editors file age discrimination lawsuit
• Miami University hosting Startup Weekend Feb. 17-19
• Smitherman able to hold council seat, local NAACP presidency
• Employment outlook stays weak, Cincinnati leading indicators say
• Transmigration
• <i>Speaking in Tongues</i>
• <i>RENT</i>
• The Dukes Are Dead
• <i>Collapse</i>
• SOJA with The Movement and Kids These Days
• EP-Madeira Elementary School Parent News - February 16, 2012
• Fred Lane: From the One That Cut You (Say Day-Bew, 1983)
• Stoned mother busted with drugs at daughter's school
• Santorum completely misunderstands modern warfare
• President Obama’s approval rating back to 50 percent
• Yanni Coming to Cincinnati
• HCAC women's basketball co-leader Franklin College posts a 66-48 victory over the Mount
• Mount men's basketball team loses home game to Franklin College, 62-55
• Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show and Pedigree split
• Horizon students become Millionaires
• Crops need companions, too
• Rick Santorum top Ohio GOP presidential candidate
• Turning heads!
• Please check out CCMS on YouTube: via @youtube
• Procter & Gamble expects $300M in sales from Tide Pods
• Omnicare gets upgrade with PharMerica deal in jeopardy
• MAG sells first composite tape-laying system to China
• Cincy's on Sixth hires chef, GM
• Kellogg shares jump on Procter & Gamble deal
• SLIDESHOW: Here are Procter & Gamble's most-recent brand sales
• Report: Consumer distress in Ohio falling
• Reds invite 16 non-roster players to Spring Training
• Commissioners award The Banks public safety system contract
• United Community 4Q profit dips 8%
• Analyst sees Cincinnati Bell shares gaining in '12
• Here's a cool how-to from About.com. Have any of my genealogists tried this?
• Want to Benefit the Cincinnati Zoo and Shop at Same Time, Learn How
• Urban Landscape Symposium at the Cincinnati Zoo
• Cat Canyon to Open This Summer at Cincinnati Zoo
• Whitman moves HP execs into cubicles
• Feb. 8-13: Worst Week Ever!
• Kellogg to buy Pringles from Procter & Gamble
• Howlin’ Rain: The Russian Wilds (Columbia, 2012)
• Ohio House to vote on casino rules
• Monroe glove, rainwear company looking at moving
• Cincinnati City Council working to stop Gamble House demolition
• Jack in the Box fast food chain coming to Cincinnati
• Chemed posts higher revenue, income in Q4
• A Place to Bury Strangers: Onwards to the Wall (Dead Oceans, 2012)
• Band of Skulls: Sweet Sour ([PIAS], 2012)
• <i>Picasso Master Prints </i>
• <i>A Bird's Eye View</i>
• <i>The Big Shake – How the 1811-1812 New Madrid Earthquakes Rocked the Ohio River Valley</i>
• MHP Senior Slide Show
• EP-News From the Madeira Foundation - February 13, 2012
• Madeira City Schools District Swim Information
• Winner Crowned in 136th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show
• Man arrested for stealing copper urns and dumping the remains
• Lida Husik: Your Bag (Shimmy Disc, 1992)
• House Republican do major reversal on contentious payroll issue
• Mardi Gras By the Bite
• Intended Consequences
• Lower Tuition Announced for M.Ed. Program
• Finding Jesus
• A True Burger Combo
• State of the Bengals: Quarterbacks
• Beshear gives Senate his proposal to expand gaming
• Philip and Kayla: Young Black Love
• Kao USA to make downtown move, add 50 jobs
• Miranda Lambert reacts to Chris Brown's Grammy performance (SEE GRAMMY VIDEOS)
• Cincinnati Museum Center, Freedom Center to merge
• World Choir Games unveils trophy, poster
• Yonder Mountain String Band back in Ohio
• Freedom Center to be annexed by Cincinnati Museum Center
• We'll call this museums and archives in the news...
• SLIDESHOW: Here are Cincinnati's hottest job sectors
• New small business incubator starting in Cincinnati
• Hill-Rom completes acquisition of Germany's Volker
• Kasich announces Bioformix expansion
• Sean "Diddy" Combs rushed to the 'ER' with massive headache
• Lion Air finalizes huge order from GE Aviation venture
• Kasich approval rating improves to 40%
• Mason adds two growing tech startups
• Kroger, Teamsters ratify labor agreements
• Contrast President Obama and former Governor Mitt Romney
• Obama calls for new taxes on wealthy
• Jeff Ruby named to EquuSearch board of directors
• Delta employee profit sharing cut 16% in 2011
• ODOT watching bridges lacking extra support
• Lakota plan would cut 69 teacher positions
• New York tops for public transit use, what about Cincinnati?
• Seven ways to say " I love you" to children everyday
• A dull valentine can be a big red flag.
• Chico and Rita
• World Sound Healing Day
• Lotus with Skeetones
• Madeira City Schools News - February 10, 2012
• Playboy founder Hugh Hefner's son Marston arrested for attacking playmate
• County Juvenile Court Judge’s seat back before Secretary of State
• Elvis Presley: Having Fun with Elvis on Stage (Box Car, 1974)
• TV on the Radio: Nine Types of Light (Interscope, 2011)
• TV on the Radio: Young Liars (Touch and Go, 2003)
• Manicotti
• CINCINNATI OPERA PRESENTS “PORGY AND BESS REDUX” ON TOUR THROUGH FEB. 19
• Jane Austen returns to the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company’s stage in “Sense & Sensibility” adapted by Jon Jory
• Cincinnati Black Theatre Company presents BLACK ANGELS OVER TUSKEGEE
• Learning about the Africans That Came to the Americas!
• ‘Chateau’ sheikness supports Vegas glam
• Rep. Driehaus to Hold District Office Hours
• Scrap Metal Legislation Not Solution to Serious Problem
• Super Bowl, Super Dollars
• Green B.E.A.N. Delivery to donate more than 6,700 pounds of fresh produce to Midwest food banks
• Chabot Introduces Bill to Repeal ObamaCare Contraceptives Mandate
• It all began with a love note
• Your fundraising quarterback: Staff
• President Obama’s budget plans aims at the rich
• World Choir Games lands 7 more sponsors
• Black Stone acquires Columbus-based Elderhealth
• Donations2Dollars wants your gently used items
• BioStart closing for good
• US Airways adds Cincinnati to D.C. flights
• Appeals court upholds judgment against Global Energy
• Father shoots daughter's laptop over Facebook post (VIDEO)
• Cincinnati USA CVB posts strong results in '11
• SLIDESHOW: Faces of Cincinnati's minority business accelerator
• Investment newsletter says shop Macy's for stock deal
• Kao USA to make economic development announcement with Kasich
• GE Aviation plans $580M expansion, 400 new jobs in U.S.
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables February 10, 2012
• Santorum will campaign in Warren County
• Analyst: Apple eyeing 7-inch iPad
• Cincinnati-area school will pay students for attending class
• New Orleans-Style Party in Main Strasse Village
• Valentines Day events at Cincinnati Public Libraries
• What's Happening In Madeira City Schools - February 9, 2012
• New Book Celebrates the History of Lunken Airfield
• Questions about Ash Wednesday and the Season of Lent
• Top Republicans obstructing birth control mandate
• Green Business Awards '12: People's Choice survey
• President Obama set to release budget plan
• Thoughts On Air: Paleo Sails (Avant Archive, 2012)
• Parson Sound: Parson Sound (Sumliminal Sounds, 2001)
• Whitney Houston daughter Bobbi Kristina Hospitalized
• Are there "lepers" in the community?
• Cincinnati City Council discusses streetcar project
• Sophomore Micquelle Burton is lone Lion to compete at All-Ohio Championships
• Disney's <i>My Son Pinocchio Jr.</i>
• Girls Basketball Sectional Tournament
• Whitney Houston dies
• Are we not all lepers in need of healing?
• The Boats: Ballads of the Research Department (12K, 2012)
• Matt Brown added to UFC 145
• Lions' men's basketball team drops HCAC road match-up at Earlham College, 55-37
• Mount women's basketball team wins second straight with a 70-56 victory at Earlham College
• Lions' wrestling team takes third place at Mid-States Championships with 163 team points
• Chicken Lays an Egg Fashion Show featuring Bad Veins and DJ Kenneth Wright
• Ghost Empire Presents Die Cupid Die!
• Carmen
• Cincy Winter Beerfest
• <i>Cincinnati Steel</i>
• Chris Porter
• Xiu Xiu: Always (Polyvinyl, 2012)
• Ilyas Ahmed: With Endless Fire (Immune, 2012)
• Harry Belafonte: Calypso (RCA, 1956)
• Exploring Mars: computer glitches, drama, and politics.
• Valentine's Date Night
• The Langstroth Cottage
• Human Nature: The Motown Show presented by Smokey Robinson
• Maryland HBCU Desegregation Trial Nearing an End
• Groups say pro-rail vote in Cincinnati essential for keeping young people, jobs in
• March Forth for Justice! March 3-4, 2012
• Ohio Legislative Black Caucus wants voters, not GOP legislators, to repeal ‘voter suppression bill
• Federal Court Steps in to Stop Voter Suppression in Ohio
• Jobs and Family Services Will Take Over Management of SuperJobs Center
• HERALD CALENDAR
• William Holmes McGuffey House
• Elephant House
• Obama compromises on birth control
• Toby Keith's open at The Banks
• Cincinnati streetcar groundbreaking set for Feb. 17
• Send news to
• Ohio Supreme Court Justice Yvette McGee Brown visits Talbert House
• Hunter
• And the new RLH Miss Teen Cincinnati 2012 is ...
• Council moves to prepare disparity study
• Award winning neighborhood blitz in Kennedy Heights and Pendleton
• `Dark Girls’ looks at blocks to seeing Black as also beautiful
• Cincinnati State offering help to families of college bound students
• Love, sex and deceit in Cincinnati Playhouse’s
• University of Cincinnati events observe Black History Month
• CPS Food Service Director
• Ms. D’or Talks
• FREE Course helps
• CPS and Naviance open doors to success for urban students
• Kroger’s carry new medical ID bracelets
• Toyota donates 100 autos for `Cars For Good Program’
• ArtNet seeking minority artists and artist groups
• Cincinnati Links Inc. presents $41,000 for community projects at holiday event
• World Choir Games opens Friendship Concerts applications
• Public invited to Coffee and Conversation with Winton Woods Superintendent
• Cincinnati Chapter of Jack and Jill celebrates Martin Luther King Day of Service
• Chamber Honors 2012 Great Living Cincinnatians
• Cincinnatians protest as Kasich
• Public invited to Coffee and Conversation with
• HWT Mission at Mt. Auburn Rec. Center Sunday mornings
• Infintech program to benefit Cure Starts Now
• A Passenger Pigeon Named Martha
• Oldest Building in the Country
• Dinosaurs on the prowl in Kentucky’s Cave City
• It has been suggested that maybe John Kinsella in the man in the white cap. Wha...
• Cincinnati Bell loses $30M in 4Q
• Paycor looking for new headquarters
• AssureRx on quick hiring pace this year
• Cincinnati organizations for the blind partner on services
• Cincinnati Bell eyeing what to do with data centers
• Snyder's-Lance might be likely buyer for Pringles
• The systemic causes of poverty in the urban core and how to change it: Part Two
• Extension to extend its hand to those in food deserts
• Cincinnati Rollergirls will be at Cincy Beerfest
• $25B settlement to end foreclosure probe
• DeWine calls for stiffer oil and gas regulation
• Japanese companies boost jobs in Ohio
• Cincy Winter Beerfest
• Disney's <i>My Son Pinocchio Jr.</i>
• Winter Blues Fest with Noah Wotherspoon Band, Dalton Street Gang, Blue Sacrifice and 46 Long
• <i>Collapse</i>
• Mayor Mallory Statement on Duke Energy
• Mayor Mallory Announces Jobs And Family Services Will Take Over Management Of SuperJobs Center
• Cincinnati Bricks growing to meet demand for secondary market LEGO parts
• Mortgage deal brings relief in billions
• Top of the list: Largest downtown Cincinnati office buildings
• The “No Child Left Behind Act” is out
• 10 ways to play with toys and games on Pinterest
• Hughes School
• "When Philip Wells and Carl Jorgenson set out to hike on Ays...
• Matthew Hueston House
• The Rentschler House
• Pleasant Run or Cooper Mounds
• Hogan-Borger Mound Archeological District
• Blue Dogs II
• Lasagna
• Hamel House Inn
• Chiquita discloses Cincinnati job cuts
• Ohio will get $355M in foreclosure settlement
• Fifth Third Burger makes unhealthy food list
• Got Pie? Brattleboro Center Hosts Pie Palooza Feb. 23
• Newport on the Levee adds Song Spa as tenant
• Cintas switching to 'green' cleaner at laundry plants
• Fifth Third, Ohio partner on adoption assistance
• Duke Energy at Impasse with City over Streetcar Work
• Mercy names new chiefs at 3 hospitals
• Fairfield’s AFC gets private equity funding
• Sunset Players bring a little summertime to the stage with “Dixie Swim Club”
• Crafts using Crayons
• Hamilton County JFS to manage SuperJobs Center
• Cincinnati Beer Fest
• Cincinnati Rollergirls and Black-n-Bluegrass Rollergirls nominated for "Best Of"
• Authorities, banks negotiate $26B deal for homeowners
• Cincinnati Museum Center asks again for levy
• Arnold Schwarzenegger & Sylvester Stallone share a hospital room
• Gluten Free Bar now at Meijer with discount code
• Katy Perry & Russell Brand divorce settlement details
• Hunter's faith brings her one step closer to Juvenile Court Judges' seat
• Poison & Def Leppard 2012 summer tour announced
• Mount men's basketball team suffers 67-58 setback at HCAC-foe Transylvania University
• General Cable logs sharp drop in 4Q profit
• The most romantic valentine dinner. Amore'
• Multi-Color's stock sinks on 3Q report
• Pringles deal in question as Diamond restates $80M in earnings
• Talawanda boys score big win against long-time rival
• City manager: Streetcar will move ahead despite Duke roadblock
• Cincinnati Financial's 4Q beat estimates, soar 23%
• Courtney Cole connects on two free throws in the closing seconds to give the Mount a 66-65 home win over Transylvania University
• Charles Brown Superstar: Days of Our Drive/Sweet Piece of Ass (WIN, 1994)
• From the Mouth of the Sun: Woven Tide (Experimedia, 2012)
• Donovan Quinn & the 13th Month: Honkey Tonk Medusa (Northern-Spy, 2012)
• Mayor: Streetcar stalemate with Duke 'disappointing'
• Blue Dogs I
• Green Dog Training Tips
• Hunter closer to victory
• Triggers and Desensitization with Your Green Dog
• Foreigner Rolls Into Cincinnati for a Concert at Taft Theatre on Feburary 25
• Cincinnati Rollergirls appear in Rock Video
• Toyota to boost Highlander output in Indiana, add 400 jobs
• Ohio Craigslist scammers on way to prison
• The Vacant House of Horrors
• Developers buy land for business park along I-75
• "The Lady"
• Procter & Gamble best stock for new investors, Motley Fool says
• The Haunted Lodge
• The Face on the Clock
• Close Encounters of a New Kind
• It is in dying that we are born again to new life: Conclusion
• Cincinnati Ballet Production Makes High Art More Human
• Archbishops, Politicians Bear False Witness
• Appalachian culture at Cincinnati Museum Center on February 18 & 19
• Find your new best friend at PetSmart Charities National Adoption Weekend
• "Don Giovanni" opens February 9 with swords, seductions, and the supernatural
• Walmart will label healthy foods
• GOP hopeful Gingrich campaigns in Ohio
• Mayor Mallory attending Streetcar Summit in D.C.
• Former P&G board member's trial moved to May
• Plans for DunnhumbyUSA site include residential units
• Jocketty says Reds not signing Oswalt
• Presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich visits Price Hill Chili in Cincinnati
• The Fleshtones: Roman Gods (I.R.S., 1981)
• Gingrich visits Price Hill Chili restaurant in Cincinnati
• Horseback Riding
• Functional Complexity in Creation
• It is in dying that we are born again to new life: Part Two
• Renovated Delhi Twp. Kroger to reopen
• Talawanda swimming teams score lopsided league titles
• It is in dying that we are born again to new life
• World record skydive attempt from space is a go
• Winter Inspiration
• Kasich plans huge boost to Ohio's broadband network
• To celebrate the 200th birthday of author Charles Dickens I found this article f...
• Northside funeral home to become office space
• 'Bot Rockin' Beats
• Black-n-Bluegrass Rollergirls finish strong in B-Cup
• Breeding Ground
• Chiquita offers incentives for executives to move to Charlotte
• Buckeye Institute hires new leader to expand influence
• Schneider Logistics to cut jobs in West Chester
• Trustaff opens Indianapolis office
• Analyst downgrades First Financial stock
• Liz Claiborne closure to impact 365 jobs
• WEBN names new morning show hosts
• HERALD CALENDAR
• Jellico Motel plays Winter Blues Fest February 11 in Over the Rhine
• Air Force to get first female four-star General
• Boehner criticizes regulations while on local tour
• O'Charley's restaurant chain sold
• Controversial Ohio Turnpike study cost revealed
• An acknowledgment for heroes in Black History
• <i>Beyond Emancipation</i>
• Children’s Authors & Illustrators Week: The Wit of Kathy Witt, Part Two
• Children’s Authors & Illustrators Week: The Wit of Kathy Witt, Part One
• Versatility is Ingredient Masters’ recipe for success
• Homemade pasta
• Omnicare executive departs with $1M in severance
• Procter & Gamble rebuts analysts criticism
• Planet Fitness plans more Cincinnati gyms
• Western & Southern sells brokerage firm
• SLIDESHOW: Super Bowl hits and misses from Cincy ad execs
• Change to Colder by Midweek and this Weekend
• Romantic Feminine Jewelry
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• NWTF 36th Annual Convention and Sports Show
• Talawanda boys coach seeing rise in hoops IQ
• DunnhumbyUSA picks site for new downtown HQ
• Super Bowl loss brings out the worst in Tom Brady's wife Gisele Bundchen (Link)
• NetTrekker relaunches as Knovation
• Angelina Jolie to blame for Johnny Depp & Vanessa Paradis split?
• Sale of Tony Packo's completed
• Madison Design buys Covington HQ
• Enright CSA project wins grant to train more farmers
• Cincinnati exploring 100% renewable energy plan
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables February 3, 2012
• Interesting information regarding adult immunization schedules.
• Facebook struggles with mobile
• Gingrich headed to Cincinnati
• Miss Violetta Beauregarde: Odi Profanum Vulgus et Arceo (2006)
• Prescription for financial health #1: assessing your status
• The Obama year: anti-choice, anti-prosperity, and anti-American
• Scientists are still unsure of regions outside the sun's influence
• How do you experience the Almighty God today?
• Members of Congress may be afraid of being dump
• American Airlines may cut up to 15,000 jobs
• Cigarette makers intend to defy the government
• More legalized gambling coming to the Cincinnati TriState
• President Obama to back Syria resolution rebuffed
• Pop. 1280: The Horror (Sacred Bones, 2012)
• Lions men's volleyball team competes at the weekend Thiel College Tournament
• Bob Marley & the Wailers: Catch a Fire (Island, 1973)
• Madeira City Schools News - February 2, 2012
• Cirque du Soleil to perform new show in Cincinnati
• Cincinnati's Super Bowl crashers head to New York Toy Fair
• Super Bowl Recipes: Healthy Low-Cal Game-time Snacks
• Presidents Day was once nixed as a national holiday by Congress
• Ant-Bee: Lunar Muzik (Divine, 1997)
• Wine tasting at the Taft Museum of Art
• Presidents Day Open House at UC College
• Let's go rollerskating!
• Ant-Bee: Pure Electric Honey (Voxx, 1990)
• Hamilton County now offers a new child support portal for consumers
• Chairlift: Something (Kanine, 2012)
• Lions' men's basketball team loses on late shot at Defiance College, 66-64
• Living under God's infinite power in all circumstances
• Caine Mutiny at Covedale theatre honors English teacher Joe Acito
• Lions' women's basketball team loses road match-up at Defiance College, 71-55
• 13th Floor Elevators: The Psychedelic Sounds of The 13th Floor Elevators (Intern
• Matt Brown knocks his opponent out in the second round
• Arty Mardi Gras
• <i>Collapse</i>
• Cincy Brew Ha-Ha Winter Edition
• Green Dogs Respond to Your Attitude and Personality
• Clicker Use with Green Dogs
• Green Dogs and Treats
• Making Your Green Dog Comfortable
• Cate Le Bon: CYRK (TCG, 2012)
• Green Dog III
• A Historic District Located Between Oakley and Madisonville
• Mount men's track & field team competes at Marietta College Invitational
• East Fourth Street Historic Districts
• Millionaire's Row
• Five lady Lions compete at the Marietta College Invitational
• A Fountain of Memory
• Procter & Gamble Super Bowl ads: What no Bengals?
• Susan G. Komen reverses Planned Parenthood funding move
• Broker: 580 Building woes aren't slowing retail activity
• SLIDESHOW: Local brews highlight Cincy Winter Beerfest
• Black-n-Bluegrass Rollergirls head to B-Cup Tournament
• Wal-Mart top executive is Black
• Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Closes the 15th Annual Wall Street Project Economic Summit With Much Success & Solutions
• NAACP and Others File Court Brief Supporting Health Care Reform
• 6 more weeks of THIS winter, I can take. Bring it on groundhog!
• The 10 Worst Moments of Disrespect Towards President Obama
• Christian Moerlein commissions Rookwood steins
• Pleasant Ridge Library temporarily closed
• `My Furry Valentine’ will be Greater Cincinnati’s largest pet adoption event
• Free tutoring at Y now open
• Artifacts from The Banks Project archaeological dig come to Museum Center’s Geier Collections
• U.S. unemployment drops to 8.3% in Jan.; 243,000 jobs added
• Idea for new lending business popped up in unusual place
• Casino collapse debris removal to begin
• The long anticipated CoreChange Summit is only two weeks away
• THE YMCA OF GREATER CINCINNATI HOSTS Y WEEK
• CINCINNATI CASINO SITE PREPARES FOR CLEAN-UP, REBUILD
• Cincinnati State is offering help to families of college bound students
• Bourbon industry boosts Ky. tourism
• First Financial had two of biggest branch buys in 2011
• John Fahey: The Voice of the Turtle (Takoma, 1968)
• EP-We Care at Madeira Elementary School
• Jewish and Israeli Film Festival 2012
• George Clinton and the Parliament Funkadelic
• Mi and L’au: If Beauty Is a Crime (Important, 2012)
• Lana Del Rey: Born to Die (Interscope, 2012)
• Romney defends “poor people's” remark
• Matt Brown back in action on Saturday Night
• Top of the List: Advertising/Marketing/Branding Firms
• Cincinnati Beer Week Is Here!
• Airplane Etiquette 101
• Veal parmesan
• Free mother-daughter craft dates on 2nd Wednesdays at Erlanger library
• Cincinnati OKs cleanup of casino collapse site
• Hey! Local archivist in the news!
• Chamber Honors 2012 Great Living Cincinnatians
• Chamber Honors 2012 Great Living Cincinnatians
• St. Elizabeth denied NICU unit
• The Pruitt-Igoe Myth
• The Pruitt-Igoe Myth
• Use this year to lift up the visions that we have abandoned or neglected
• Use this year to lift up the visions that we have abandoned or neglected
• One man's joke is another man's hug
• One man's joke is another man's hug
• It's All Good
• It's All Good
• Killing the Messenger: A Story of Radical Faith, Racism’s Backlash, and the Assassination of a Journalist
• Killing the Messenger: A Story of Radical Faith, Racism’s Backlash, and the Assassination of a Journalist
• DETERS ANNOUNCES MISDEAMEANOR CHARGE IN CASE OF SRPINGFIELD TOWNSHIP FATHER.
• DETERS ANNOUNCES MISDEAMEANOR CHARGE IN CASE OF SRPINGFIELD TOWNSHIP FATHER.
• FUNraising
• FUNraising
• ‘Chateau’ sheikness supports Vegas glam
• ‘Chateau’ sheikness supports Vegas glam
• Legally Speaking
• Legally Speaking
• Celebrating a Baseball Legend: The Satchel Paige Story
• Celebrating a Baseball Legend: The Satchel Paige Story
• To Get Her There: Girl Scouting Leads the Way
• To Get Her There: Girl Scouting Leads the Way
• VERIZON WIRELESS HONORS AFRICAN-AMERICAN ACHIEVEMENTS WITH AN ONLINE MULTIMEDIA SERIES
• VERIZON WIRELESS HONORS AFRICAN-AMERICAN ACHIEVEMENTS WITH AN ONLINE MULTIMEDIA SERIES
• USDA Official Visits Cincinnati School to Highlight Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act
• USDA Official Visits Cincinnati School to Highlight Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act
• 2012 FOUNDATIONS IN PREVENTION
• 2012 FOUNDATIONS IN PREVENTION
• President Obama’s Blueprint for Keeping College Affordable and Within Reach for All Americans
• President Obama’s Blueprint for Keeping College Affordable and Within Reach for All Americans
• Let’s Make 2012 the Year of Manufacturing – January 30, 2011
• Let’s Make 2012 the Year of Manufacturing – January 30, 2011
• Beyond the Rhetoric
• Beyond the Rhetoric
• White House Announces program to Provide Employment Opportunities for 180,000 Youth
• White House Announces program to Provide Employment Opportunities for 180,000 Youth
• House Democrats Outline 2012 Priorities to Strengthen Middle Class
• House Democrats Outline 2012 Priorities to Strengthen Middle Class
• JobsOhio meeting reveals insight into incentive decisions
• AT&T's Ohio investment tally: $1.4B
• A Historic Redevelopment
• SLIDESHOW: Top 10 Cincinnati stocks in January
• Cincinnati hospitals lag nation in community benefit spending
• Hamilton County Park District announces Armed Forces discounts
• The Commercial Block
• A Notre Dame Family
• SLIDESHOW: Midwest home prices on the rise
• A Rare Early Farmhouse Find
• A Waterway of Stops
• Cincinnati’s Eric Kearney takes over as Ohio Senate minority leader
• Cincinnati’s Eric Kearney takes over as Ohio Senate minority leader
• Voting rights protection Holder's top priority
• Voting rights protection Holder's top priority
• Fundraiser with Michelle Obama at Westin, Feb. 23
• Fundraiser with Michelle Obama at Westin, Feb. 23
• Bishop Couzens’ birthday party and CD release Feb. 5
• Bishop Couzens’ birthday party and CD release Feb. 5
• Be a part of Core Change summit to transform inner city
• Be a part of Core Change summit to transform inner city
• Engineer, WWII war resister of`Greatest Generation’ turns 95
• Engineer, WWII war resister of`Greatest Generation’ turns 95
• Black history fact
• Black history fact
• The Center for Closing the Health Gap
• Black Marines on way to Congressional medals
• The Center for Closing the Health Gap
• Black Marines on way to Congressional medals
• Celebrate Black History Month at your public library
• NOAH Financial Freedom Workshop coming Feb. 18
• Celebrate Black History Month at your public library
• Councilmember Simpson moves to fund summer youth employment
• NOAH Financial Freedom Workshop coming Feb. 18
• Councilmember Simpson moves to fund summer youth employment
• City Council to honor local African Americans for Black History Month
• City Council to honor local African Americans for Black History Month
• Driehaus’ bill would rename Ohio I-75Tuskegee Airmen Memorial Trail
• Black History fact
• Driehaus’ bill would rename Ohio I-75Tuskegee Airmen Memorial Trail
• Black History fact
• Federated Colored Women’s Club celebrates League of Youth for Excellence
• Kay Barksdale is Baptist Minister’s Conference ‘Woman of the Year’
• Federated Colored Women’s Club celebrates League of Youth for Excellence
• Kay Barksdale is Baptist Minister’s Conference ‘Woman of the Year’
• Black History fact
• Brown Mackie College offers new Biomedical Equipment Technology degree
• Black History fact
• The Anthony T. Lee Trio in concert at the new Blue Wisp Feb. 10
• Brown Mackie College offers new Biomedical Equipment Technology degree
• Exhibit features Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church
• The Anthony T. Lee Trio in concert at the new Blue Wisp Feb. 10
• Homeless Cincinnatian writes successful novels
• Exhibit features Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church
• Homeless Cincinnatian writes successful novels
• Casino projects report $77 million in contracts to minorities and women
• Casino projects report $77 million in contracts to minorities and women
• Richardson elected secretary of UC Board
• Richardson elected secretary of UC Board
• Jason Dunn joins S.O.R.T.A. Board of Trustees
• Jason Dunn joins S.O.R.T.A. Board of Trustees
• Holder announces collaboration to investigate residential mortgage backed securities market
• Award winning neighborhood blitz in Kennedy Heights and Pendleton
• Holder announces collaboration to investigate residential mortgage backed securities market
• Letter to the editor
• Award winning neighborhood blitz in Kennedy Heights and Pendleton
• Dr. King and the Dream of Healthcare Equality
• Letter to the editor
• Dr. King and the Dream of Healthcare Equality
• `Bank On’ connects 'unbanked' consumers with mainstream banks
• `Bank On’ connects 'unbanked' consumers with mainstream banks
• Cincinnati Ballet brings two diverse productions to stage
• Bible Bowl III
• Cincinnati Ballet brings two diverse productions to stage
• Community Action Agency makes strides to reduce long HEAP lines
• Bible Bowl III
• All-City Boychoir Festival coming Feb. 25 to Christ Church Cathedral
• Community Action Agency makes strides to reduce long HEAP lines
• All-City Boychoir Festival coming Feb. 25 to Christ Church Cathedral
• Minority firm workers
• Minority firm workers
• Soul Train’s Don Cornelius reportedly commits suicide
• Soul Train’s Don Cornelius reportedly commits suicide
• Decision clears path for City Gospel's move to Queensgate
• House Democrats Outline 2012 Priorities to Strengthen Middle Class
• House Democrats Outline 2012 Priorities to Strengthen Middle Class
• Ohio State makes Huntington its official bank in $125M deal
• Macy's sales climb in January, surpass $26B for '11
• Celebrate National Girls & Women in Sports Day with four of Cincinnati’s finest
• It's Groundhog day!
• Construction has resumed on the Horseshoe Casino
• Short-handed Braves in FAVC wrestling meet Saturday
• JobsOhio meeting outlines job creation efforts
• Fugazi: Repeater (Dischord, 1990)
• MHP-Senior Banquet/Picnic Meeting
• Louis Katz
• Groundhogs Day events in Cincinnati
• Groundhogs Day events in Cincinnati
• Courtney Love's shocking details of the court battles with Frances Bean Cobain
• Cincinnati Museum Center
• The Home Price Protection
• The Home Price Protection
• Hamilton County child waits to be adopted by a loving family
• Hamilton County child waits to be adopted by a loving family
• Solar panels to be installed at College Hill Rec Center
• Here Come Da Bugs...
• Here Come Da Bugs...
• Aaron Dilloway: Modern Jester (Hanson, 2012)
• American Financial 4Q profit beats estimates
• Study: Kids' health foreshadows heart disease in parents
• Zacks picks Ashland as top value stock
• Mount men's basketball drops overtime thriller at Bluffton University, 74-64
• Mount women's basketball snaps losing streak with 72-45 home win over Bluffton University
• GE Aviation testing upgrade on GEnx engine
• Crippled Black Phoenix: (Mankind) The Crafty Ape (Cool Green Recordings, 2012)
• Macy's making changes to executive team
• The Poor, the City & the Church: Part Two
• Meridian Bioscience gets downgrade
• Roselawn apartments sell for $3 million
• Great Crescent Brewery broadens distribution
• Official Super Bowl XLVI Footballs are handmade in Ohio factory NOT China
• Cincinnati construction employment up 5% in December
• Poll: Both Gingrich, Santorum staying in race better for Romney
• Long lost JFK assassination audio tape found (Video)
• The Dreadful Pinkeye
• It's local, it's archives, and it's the Superbowl! What more could you ask for?...
• Boeing looks to eclipse Airbus in 2012 on strong pre-sales of the 737 MAX.
• Home Improvement's Taran Noah Smith arrested on DUI & drug charges (Video)
• Black-n-Bluegrass Rollergirls ask for fans' help
• The Poor, the City & the Church
• Heed Jefferson and Stand Up Against Corporations
• February offers a lot of inspirational experiences for the community
• Shared Harvest connects farmers with the hungry
• Procter & Gamble to shed 1,600 jobs
• Leslie Carter, Nick & Aaron Carter's sister dead at 25 (Video)
• U.S. expands case against former P&G director Gupta
• Results from the Republican primary in Florida
• Work resumes at Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati
• iPads help Apple pass HP as top PC maker
• JobsOhio oversight, job creation on Democrats' agenda
• MWLC Preseason Poll released
• MLC Preseason Poll released
• Beck: Mutations (DGC, 1998)
• Mayor Mallory Announces Solar Panels To Be Installed At College Hill Rec Center
• <i>The Whipping Man</i>
• WYLD WYZRDZ: Acceptance (Inner Islands, 2012)
• The Presidency is for the Dogs
• Playing in Columbus, 2012
• Windy & Carl: We Will Always Be (Kranky, 2012)
• Mayor outlines plans to bring new jobs to Covington
• Delocated Unmasks the Humor Behind Reality Television
• Space Invaders!
• Celebrate National Wheat Bread Month with Klosterman's Bakery
• Electric Avenue, Acoustic Soul
• The More the Academy Changes...
• Northside’s Honey Offers Special Tuesday Menu
• Terry Riley: Aleph (Tzadik, 2012)
• Countdown to Valentine’s Day with Ritz-Carlton Haute Chocolate package and event
• There’s Still Hope
• WFTDA Scores January 27th through January-29th
• Bioformix eyes Miami Township project
• Student Loan Strategies weighing expansion plan
• Rough Bros. to relocate Cincinnati headquarters
• Meyer Tool gets tax credit to expand
• Trotter For Hamilton County Prosecutor campaign Kick-off
• Experience the word come to life
• Courier names 2012 Green Business Awards finalists
• Increase speed limit for Ohio interstate highways
• AssureRx gets $8M credit line
• NFL jersey deal means fans might want to hold off purchases
• Report: Cincinnati manufacturing activity growth slowed in January
• Construction work at Cincinnati casino to restart tomorrow
• Olympics to give Procter & Gamble $500M boost
• Give yourself a furry valentine this February
• Voter Integrity Project teaches poll workers to reduce voting fraud
• HCAC Men's Tennis Preseason Poll released
• City Council to get update on Horseshoe Casino collapse
• Local Bob Evans restaurants to close for makeovers
• Equifax: U.S. consumer debt down 11% in 2011
• Delta adds NYC flights from Dayton
• Shawn Lee: Tabla Rock (Ubiquity, 2012)
• Horseshoe Casino job site downtown Cincinnati is still closed.
• Madeira High School Parent Guidance Newsletter - January 2012
• <i>The Whipping Man</i>
• Mayor Mallory Statement - Mayor Congratulates Fire and Police on Casino Response
• Austin E. Knowlton Foundation Increases Gift for Mount Students
• Is the Winter of 2012 Finally Heading Our Way?
• Windy City Rollers' Manic Attackers team up with Alzheimer's Association
• Andrew Douglas Rothbard: Frequenseqer (2011)
• Primavera
• Solving the serving size mystery
• Mark Matson plans TV show, book: “Main Street Money”
• Leonard Cohen: Old Ideas (Columbia, 2012)
• Report: Delta eyes US Airways
• SLIDESHOW: How will Cincinnati pay for the streetcar?
• Sen. Sherrod Brown targets Citibank over tax forms
• Talawanda hockey peaking as regular season nears end
• Analysts cut Procter & Gamble ratings, price target
• CINCINNATI BALLET BRINGS TWO DIVERSE PRODUCTIONS TO THE STAGE
• Cincinnati archbishop won't comply with birth control access mandate
• Fifth Third, Scripps hot prospects for 2012, analysts say
• Former Oak Hill exec charged with insider trading
• Shaun White takes the gold at the 2012 Winter X Games with a perfect score (Vid)
• Stakes in Nevada’s Caucus increases
• CincyTech injects $200K into Choremonster
• Kevin Hart to head Duro Bag's largest division
• Demi Moore replaced in 'Lovelace' by Sarah Jessica Parker (Video)
• Director John Rich,of 'All in the Family' dies at age 86
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables January 27, 2012
• Google, others move to stop "phishing"
• Eddie Fingers returns to WLW
• Ohio could lose unemployment extension
• What's Happening in Madeira City Schools - January 26, 2012
• University of Cincinnati College of Medicine Connections Dual Admissions Program (BS/MD)
• Old 97s with Those Darlins
• The Old 97s with Rhett Miller (solo acoustic) and The O's
• Oral HPV, a sexually transmitted virus in on the increase
• The Asteroids Galaxy Tour: Out of Frequency (B.A.R. Music, 2012)
• Discrimination complaints reach all-time high
• Cincinnati Police find homicide victim in Walnut Hills
• Trotter 1st Black female for Hamilton County’s Prosecuting Attorney
• Xavier holds on against Charlotte
• Trust: Trst (Arts & Crafts, 2012)
• Poliçia: Give You The Ghost (Totally Gross National Product, 2012)
• Foxy Shazam!: The Church of Rock and Roll (EMI, 2012)
• Christian Finnegan
• <i>The Whipping Man</i>
• Vegan Chili Cookoff
• Herman Cain endorses Newt Gingrich
• Head of Hamilton County Republican Party calls Hunter Un-American
• The Fourth Sunday after The Epiphany
• FTC moves to block Omnicare takeover of PharMerica
• Laying the spiritual foundation for personal financial planning
• Encore Toy Hunters broadcast features Cincinnati on Travel Channel Jan 29th
• The Lions' women's track & field team places ninth at the Engineer Invitational
• Mount men's track & field finishes in 11th place at Rose-Hulman Engineer Invitational
• Mount wrestling team places 21st at Wheaton College Tournament
• Lions' men's basketball team posts 56-50 home win over Rose-Hulman
• Spontaneity is very enriching for bible study groups
• Lions' women's basketball team drops home contest to Rose-Hulman, 55-44
• Do you need counseling?
• Grimes: Visions (4AD, 2012)
• Mayor Mallory to Host Financial Education Day at the Main Library
• Ladies' Night Out Program
• Cincinnati Home and Garden Show 2012
• Cincinnati Auto Expo 2012
• Ryan Adams
• MP-Thursday News - January 26, 2012
• The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show Adds Six New Breeds
• Hamilton Catholic High School
• Lane-Hooven House
• Garver Barn
• Fortified Hill Works
• Fitz Randolph-Rogers House
• Don't miss "My Furry Valentine" in West Chester on February 11th
• Cincinnati police arrest a suspected bank robber
• Rapid Run Park
• Old Miamiville Train Tracks
• Heritage Village
• Mount Storm Park
• Prospect Hill Historic District
• Fort Ancient
• Cincinnati hospitals put ER wait times on the table
• Seven sent to hospital following casino construction incident
• Would Waldorf School work for a worry-wart reporter/mom?
• Two Baker Hostetler attorneys shift to Adams Stepner
• Dinsmore & Shohl opens Philadelphia office
• Is Fifth Third Bank a buyout candidate?
• Procter & Gamble 2Q profit falls 49%
• Collapse at the casino site injures workers
• Federal funding cuts could mean trouble for ODOT
• MHP-Live Oaks Open House
• MHP-Students Apply Now For Summer Scholarships
• Jack's Mannequinn with Jukebox the Ghost
• EP - Messenger January 2012
• CDT Guest Artist Series: Luna Negra Dance Theater
• Chinese New Year Gala
• Dead Elephant: Thantology (Riot Season, 2011)
• Cincinnati Chinese Chamber hosts Dragon gala
• Top of the List: Environmental Consulting Firms
• Casion people attend Cincinnati NAACP meeting to talk jobs
• Heroin In Tahiti: Death Surf (Boring Machines, 2012)
• Heroin In Tahiti: Death Surf (Boring Machines, 2012)
• Alaska Airlines stops mixing religion with transportation
• Alaska Airlines stops mixing religion with transportation
• Mark Lanegan Band: Blues Funeral (4AD, 2012)
• Wild Series Tickets on Sale
• Bank of Kentucky chairman Cain to step down
• Nick Cave: Meet Me at the Center of the Earth
• Summer Camps at the Cincinnati Zoo
• : “Hugo” Leads Pack with 11 Nominations; “The Artist” Is Next Netting 10
• Cincinnati State nominates two for All-USA Academic Team honors
• Three formerly classified reconnaissance satellites now on display at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force
• A JIGSAW PUZZLE IS ASSEMBLED WITH SPEAKING IN TONGUES, FEBRUARY 4 – MARCH 4
• THE YMCA OPENS ITS DOORS TO THE PUBLIC
• Call for Nominations to Winton Woods Athletic Hall of Fame
• The Cincinnatus Association honors top educators
• Building a Prevention Framework to Address Teen Sexting Behaviors
• State Representative Alicia Reece Calls for Federal Election Monitors
• FINANCE COMMITTEE HOLDING HEARINGS TO IMPLEMENT GAS & ELECTRIC SAVINGS PLANS
• Institute for Social Media courses target business professionals
• Mac and cheese with a makeover
• Financial Education Day on Saturday at the Main Library
• Cincinnati State achieves 93% pass rate on surgical technologist exam
• HERALD CALENDAR
• Reds bolster roster with more acquisitions
• Green Dog II
• Green Dog I
• This is cool! Did you know we also have TONS of vintage advertisements in the c...
• Yellow Dog Training Tips
• Fifth Third investment chief: Look for 10% stock gains in ’12
• Horseshoe Casino GM gives his view on nearby jail
• DHL plans $47M Cincinnati airport expansion
• SLIDESHOW: Cincinnati's 10 largest offices for rent
• West Side Story is set to open in Cincinnati on February 28
• Cincinnati airfare highest in U.S. - again
• Hill-Rom's 1Q sales improve, but profit dips
• Governor's Pointe lands Marshalls, Hobby Lobby
• Business Owner Insight panel offers winning advice
• LSI Industries sees 2Q sales slump
• Free caregivers program focuses on Alzheimer’s and diabetes
• Fans mourn loss of singer Etta James
• Archdiocese celebrates Catholic Schools Week
• Black History facts
• Ceremony celebrates UC’s Gen-1 House student achievements
• Fade to Black
• Celebrate Black History and win valuable prizes
• On display at the Taft Museum of Art
• Kearney to lead Ohio Senate Democrats
• Reduced price Zumba classes in February
• `The HistoryMakers’ showcases stories of Tuskegee Airmen
• ‘Be the Change’ continues to recruit tutors for CPS
• West Chester resident receives community service award
• Infants at risk from formula `stretching?’
• Black History fact
• METRO vs Tank at Cross River Basketball Shoot-Out Feb. 18
• Churches seek lower utility rates
• Kenzie’s CLOSET touches needy students with new prom outfits
• Judge McClain celebrates 99th birthday
• Larkin ultimate was no surprise
• Neighborhood Health Care to unveil Annie Ruth artwork
• Sean Rugless continues as SORTA chair
• WWCS kindergarten registration starts March 5
• CPS kindergarten readiness scores increase 8 percent
• New 2012 Library Board officers welcome new appointee
• Duke Energy’s Janson leads Regional Chamber
• Cincinnati Police Department focuses on five areas after audit
• ‘Vendor Matchmaker’ for local businesses for 2012 World Choir Games set for Feb. 9
• Herald staffers 'Adopt A Class'
• NOAH Financial Freedom Workshop coming Jan. 28
• Winton Woods High School to hold open house
• Ask a public housing resident
• Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hospital at Drake opened Jan. 18
• Doctors in the Kitchen
• Ask Kay
• Children's Hospital recruiting heart study participants
• Free financial aid help for students applying for college aid
• Ask Kay
• 2012 State of Union
• GMOs raise difficult questions
• How should Cincinnati hospitals spend their charity funds?
• Northrup wins $20M sensors contract in Sharonville
• Fed expects to keep rates low into 2014
• Find out which Ohio city is No. 1 for average pay
• Jcafe: Tu B'shvat Pot Party
• Gathering of the Bacchanalian Society
• <i>Billy Elliot the Musical</i>
• Christian Finnegan
• <i>The Whipping Man</i>
• The Next Generation Rises: New Content for Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations
• Mount hosting information session for adult admission
• Giffords bids her farewell to Congress, Bill passes
• Mount women's basketball team suffers 85-54 loss at HCAC co-leader Hanover College
• Mount men's basketball loses at home to Hanover College, 58-43
• Cincinnati sports group generates $12M in 2011 economic impact
• GE Aviation unit gets $2.9B order
• First Financial 4Q earnings jump 27%
• The President’s State of the Union address
• SLIDESHOW: Sneak peek of Toby Keith's I Love This Bar and Grill
• Def Jam. How To Fix the Label
• Here's a fun new game for you to play instead of working--Transcribe it! (Not t...
• Similarity is not an attribute of the church
• Cincinnati Financial, Fifth Third, First Financial named top dividend stocks
• Ohio expands Monster partnership
• Spring Break Camps at the Cincinnati Zoo
• Squire Sanders execs promoted to top spots
• April Events at the Cincinnati Zoo
• Shop Saks Fifth Avenue and Help the Cincinnati Zoo
• Mount Auburn Historic District
• Uplands Historic District
• Delta’s annual profit rises 44% despite fuel spikes
• Whole Home venture targets 'aging in place'
• 3CDC seeks vendors for Fountain Square market
• The Department of Transportation proposed new rules
• Jan. 18-24: Worst Week Ever!
• It’s True, Good Things Come to Those Who Wait
• Black-n-Bluegrass Rollergirls to appear at Mainstrasse Village Mardi Gras Parade
• What is the "phantom heresy" of Americanism?
• My Wrestling Video Game History Part 1: Tag Team Wrestling
• HCAC Softball Preseason Poll released
• Apple iPhone sales more than double
• Obama State of the Union shows he's ready for a fight
• One Cincinnati City Barbeque trying something different
• UC's Butch Jones gets raise, contract extension
• <i>Billy Elliot the Musical</i>
• <i>The Whipping Man</i>
• Mount hosting information session for adult admission
• Talawanda hockey improving, but still long road ahead
• President Obama addresses America tonight in his 2012 state of the union speech
• Analysts expect strong First Financial profit growth
• An easy way to improve your dog's health
• Upcoming events in Bellevue Ky
• IKEA flips on Cincinnati solar panels
• Bellevue Ky continues to forge forward
• VC in Ohio increased 10% in 2011, but trailed national growth – report
• Supervalu names former Procter exec as CMO
• Working For the Underdogs
• What the Frack?
• Self Reflection Eternal
• David Cronenberg Allows Actors’ Methods to Shine
• J.C. Penney cutting thousands of jobs
• KeyCorp 4Q profit drops
• Cafes Inside CAM, Taft Offer Tasty Treasures
• There are over 100 sets of photos, slides and negatives, each containing dozens...
• Cincinnati’s unemployment rate improves to 7.7%
• HCAC Baseball Preseason Poll released
• Talawanda swimming coach optimistic about team's real season
• Pets for Vets program helps both veterans and animals heal
• SLIDESHOW: Greater Cincinnati's empty office buildings
• Romney takes it to Gingrich at outset of Florida debate
• Cincinnati homeless shelter funds set for council OK
• Pension charge contributes to AK Steel 4Q loss
• Cincinnati Junior Rollergirls Winter Season
• Ashland 1Q profit slides 38%
• Starbucks adding wine, beer to lure evening diners
• Obama's State of the Union to target economy
• Macy's sues Martha Stewart
• Where can you bring home the biggest paycheck?
• Gov. Kasich commits funding for Clean Ohio program
• Potent Potential
• <i>Billy Elliot the Musical</i>
• Neil Young & Crazy Horse to record 1st album together since 2003 (Video)
• Seafood alfredo
• Court dismisses lawsuit against Chesley, Steinberg
• Gem City 2012 Schedule
• Check out this slideshow photos from Cincinnati's 1937 flood!
• CoreChange: An Exciting New Initiative
• Kenwood Towne Place subcontractors win breach of contract judgments
• City golf ethics concerns shelved
• Mount hires Greg Huster as Assistant Head Coach, Defensive Coordinator and Recruiting Coordinator
• X-Factor's Simon Cowell ends relationship with Mezhgan Hussainy
• Bengals players Dalton, Atkins, and Gresham to join the AFC pro bowl team
• Rookwood Pottery CEO DeMois leaves company
• Color Alert: Spring/Summer 2012
• Bank of Kentucky 4Q profits jump 37%
• Analyst cuts rating on Procter & Gamble stock, lowers earnings view
• Marietta: City of ‘Re-premieres’
• Madeira Farmer's Market helps beat winter food blahs
• Naptown wins in double header action
• Britney Spears' ex Kevin Federline rushed to hospital with chest pains
• Forbes: Cincinnati tops for bargain shopping
• Downtown Cincinnati shops had strong holiday sales season
• Cincinnati USA Partnership names JobsOhio director
• Nonprofit expands Meals on Wheels eligibility
• Windy and Cooler, then More Rain...
• Adam Lambert reveals the details on his relationship with Sauli Koskinen (VIDEO)
• Time Warner offers iPhone app to watch TV
• Ohio unemployment drops to 8.1%, but there's a catch
• Social Media Gets Bumpy for Barbie
• Burns Night Celebration
• Ohio prisons study links violence with tobacco usage
• Collapse
• Marijuana-based prescription drug looks for FDA OK
• Mount men's volleyball team goes 1-3 in weekend Charlie Wrublewski Tournament
• Eyvind Kang: With Visible Breath (I Am Walking) (Ideologic Organ, 2012)
• South Carolina has become ground zero
• God is more than the personal deity of our making
• The Lemonheads: Hotel Sessions (Hall of Records, 2011)
• Bearcats steal recruit from Wolverines
• Cincinnati NAACP sees Red Tail movie
• The King and I
• Sean Patton
• Shut Up and Play the Zappa!
• Winter Pet Care discussed at Yappy Hours
• Underworld: 1992-2012
• Porcelain Raft: Strange Weekend (Secretly Canadian, 2012)
• Spirit Descent: Seven Chapters in A Minor (Psychedoomelic, 2012)
• Aidan Baker: The Spectrum of Distraction (Robotic Empire, 2012)
• Ani DiFranco: Which Side Are You On? (Righteous Babe, 2012)
• Cornhole on the Levee Winter Classic Tournament
• Lions' men's basketball team gives up mid-second half run and falls at Manchester College, 72-63
• Mount wrestling team goes 3-2 at Max Servies Duals
• Paul McCartney: Kisses on the Bottom (Concord, 2012)
• Lions' women's basketball team suffers 62-49 road loss at Manchester College
• Foxy Shazam release party at the Madison Theater tonight
• Cincinnati's Boat, Sports and Travel Show select dates January, 20 - 29, 2012
• Ohio Veterans United endorse Victor G. Smith for US Representative
• The King and I
• Foxy Shazam with Banderas, Cadaver Dogs and Automagik
• Night in Havana
• Belle of Cincinnati Cruise
• <i>UPS: An Ugly Portrait Series</i>
• Tea Leaf Green and Ha Ha Tonka
• Wes Retherford endorsed by Ohio Veterans United
• Observer Drift: Corridors (2012)
• Cincinnati Movies Showing January 20 - 22 including Haywire
• Top 5 Cincinnati restaurants offering fine dining for Valentine's Day
• Remember romance this Valentine’s Day
• Black Twig: Paper Trees (Soliti, 2012)
• Valentines Day Haters Unite
• Cincinnati Bengals move summer camp to Paul Brown Stadium facility
• Loma Prieta: I.V. (Deathwish, 2012)
• Anthony Green: Beautiful Things (Photo Finish, 2012)
• Better Business Bureau warns of fake BBB.org emails
• Historian Kevin Grace reveals Cincinnati’s legendary locals as the Queen City becomes the second city nationally to be featured in a new book series.
• Fans mourn loss of singer Etta James
• The History Makers showcase stories of Tuskegee Airmen
• Dayton officials not happy about Children's Hospital move
• SLIDESHOW: Courier's 2012 Book of Lists Gala
• Court to hear challenge of Kenwood Towne Place mortgage
• Procter & Gamble settles discrimination case
• THERESA REBECK’S FUNNY AND EXCITING DEAD ACCOUNTS RECEIVES ITS WORLD PREMIERE AT CINCINNATI PLAYHOUSE IN THE PARK
• SLIDESHOW: Ranking Cincinnati's top landmarks
• Cincinnati hospitals post big jump in '10 net income
• Letter to the Editor
• FUNraising (for nonprofits)
• WAR PERFORMS OFF THE HILL AT COMMUNITY ARTS CENTERS ACROSS THE REGION
• Ruth’s Chris Steak House to Open at The Banks
• State Representative Alicia Reece Launches Job Facebook Group
• 'Pack the Gym for Em' is January 31, 2012
• Reece Asks For Meeting with NCAA President
• Area Organizations Partnering To Remove Barriers For Students In Applying For Aid To College
• HERALD CALENDAR
• Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati Presents Regional Premiere of The Whipping Man By Matthew Lopez, January 25-February 12, 2012
• Who will be voted Cincinnati’s best celebrity dancer?
• Cynthia’s Synergy!
• Classified Ad
• Cincinnati Bengals to move training camp from Georgetown
• Duke Energy’s Janson Named 2012 Chair of Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber
• CINCINNATI BALLET BRINGS TWO DIVERSE PRODUCTIONS TO THE STAGE THIS FEBRUARY
• Educators Alarmed: Minority Teenagers Performing at Academic Levels of 30 Years Ago
• THE 2009 TONY AWARD-WINNING BEST MUSICAL ELECTRIFIES CINCINNATI FROM JANUARY 17-29
• Survey Reveals Division between Presidential Campaign Discourse and Americans’ View of American Dream
• Little River Band Sells Out at Newport Syndicate
• Apple’s growth boosts Élan sales
• Cincinnati home sales up, fail to hit 2010 levels
• Making changes happen in your life using the power within
• Landor's Zalla promoted to CEO
• Poll: Ohioans want more info on hydro-fracking
• Moveable Feast
• Night in Havana
• John Cage: A Centennial Celebration (With Friends)
• <i>Infrastructure-  Abstractions by Alex Bartenberger, Evan Hildenbrandt, Chad Rasmussen and Michael Weber</i>
• Airbus A380 superjumbo jets forming cracks in wings.
• Cincinnati police investigate the city's 4th homicide of 2012
• X-Games gold medal winner Sarah Burke dead at 29 (Video)
• Cincinnati websites black out because of SOPA
• Kathleen Edwards: Voyageur (Zoe, 2012)
• Resident Evil 6 Confirmed, Releasing November 20th
• Cincinnati Financial should get $20M lift to 4Q income
• More local history at the public library!
• Federal Home Loan Bank president to retire
• Court Street Firehouse
• Procter & Gamble to outsource 2,700 jobs
• Top of the List: Largest Cincinnati Homebuilders
• Roasted new potatoes with Italian herbs and parmesan
• Mark Van Hoen: The Revenant Diary (Mego, 2012)
• Rossville Historic District
• Fairfield Township Works I
• TEE: Trans Europe Expression (Musea, 2012)
• Analysts see Fifth Third profits climbing 7%
• SLIDESHOW: Ohio's top-selling liquor in 2011
• Multi-Color closing Kansas City plant, cutting jobs
• 30-year mortgages at new record low
• Streetcar supporter questions Smitherman's ethics
• Archives in the movies!
• Omnicare again extends bid for PharMerica shares
• Detroit Derby Girls 2012 Schedule
• Huntington profit jumps 74% as credit quality improves
• Cassidy Turley 2012 forecast event goes primetime
• Sweetheart’s Bazaar to feature 30 local entrepreneurs
• Don’t miss free tax prep for low and moderate income workers
• Contemporary Dance Theater presents Luna Negra Dance Theater of Chicago
• CMHA gets $200K for neighborhood transformation plan
• Winton Woods athlete wins international kickboxing medals
• Local Catholic principal receives prestigious national award
• CLOSING OF THE HEALTH GAP
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100th year with mission driven cookie sale
• Baker’s Dozen
• Cincinnati civil rights and community activists recognized at MLK Day events
• Washington and Stanford represented Taft High at All-American Bowl
• Little things a big challenge for Lady Musketeers
• New president and CEO at Neighborhood Health Care
• January is Cervical Cancer Awareness & Action Month
• Allsop retiring from Wyoming Board of Education
• Black History fact
• Project Nehemiah MLK Day event takes guns off streets
• Download free eBooks from library
• NOAH Financial Freedom Workshop coming Jan. 28
• Top Ladies of Distinction hosts Sweetheart Gala Feb. 11
• State Senators Kearney and Turner formally introduce Forward Ohio Plan
• Councilman Young calls on city to address food deserts now
• First Black woman in space heads star-bound program
• Black History fact
• Event honors local Tuskegee Airmen in anticipation of release of film ‘Red Tails’
• March in remembrance of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
• St. Anthony hosts Black History Celebration Feb. 5
• American Spiritual Ensemble to perform Negro Spiritual program Feb. 13
• Arzell Nelson receives global music, human relations award
• Freedom Riders hailed at Martin Luther King Day event
• Fort Wayne Derby Girls raise money for Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana
• Second half run propels Xavier over St. Joe's
• Careerbliss.com ranks happiest, unhappiest workers by city
• Dunnhumby CEO: Companies need to focus on the message
• BMO Capital downgrades Kroger
• Double-stacked trains rolling from Cincinnati to Columbus
• Steiner gives details of Liberty Town Square
• Mount women's basketball loses road contest at Transylvania University, 68-56
• Mount men's basketball team drops home contest to Transylvania University, 53-44
• Challenging everyone to eat well for healthy living: Part Two
• Challenging everyone to eat well for healthy living
• MHP-Morning Drop-off and Afternoon Pick-up
• Corey Smith
• MHP-MES Principal Focus Group Meeting
• No Particular Menu- Potluck and Poetry Reading
• Greater Cincinnati Remodeling Expo 2012
• Sean Patton
• Mount police officer assists with arrest of Delhi bank robber
• No charges filed against an 84 year-old man who killed an intruder
• Sharon Van Etten: Tramp (Jagjaguwar, 2012)
• Deerfield Township manufacturer to close, 96 jobs lost
• The Right Lifestyle is key to Healthy Living
• Nada Surf: The Stars Are Indifferent to Astronomy (Barsuk, 2012)
• Ohio Rollergirls 2012 Schedule
• Total Quality Logistics opens Erlanger office
• Yellow Dogs II
• Bankruptcy filings ease in Ohio
• Double-stacked trains begin running between Columbus and Cincy
• U.S. Bancorp posts $1.35B quarterly profit
• Economists: Cincinnati economy to grow slowly in '12
• Yellow Dogs I
• Orange Dog Traing Tips
• Cheviot Financial completes $37M stock sale
• Eden Park
• It is good to have a Dr.Oz in the neighborhood
• Billy Elliot Earns a Standing Ovation in Cincinnati on Opening Night
• Dunham Park
• Delhi Park
• Coney Island
• Cincinnati Zoo
• HCAC Women's Track and Field Indoor Preseason Poll released
• HCAC Men's Track and Field Indoor Preseason Poll released
• PNC 4Q earnings miss analyst projections
• Courageous is now available on DVD
• Another great alum taking their CCMS experience and making a real difference in...
• Duke's Julie Janson named 2012 Cincinnati USA Chamber chair
• COAST’s Skewed Worldview and Bortz’s Flip-Flop
• First Aid Kit: The Lion’s Roar (Wichita, 2012)
• Terminal Error
• The Truth about ObamaCare
• Mount Healthy’s blublu Offers Flavorful Greek Cuisine
• WEBB 2.0
• Suitable For Display
• World Choir Games seeks vendors
• Milacron growing, looking to add jobs
• New business filings in Ohio up more than 3% last year
• Former Schiff, Kreidler-Shell president starts own agency
• Reds avoid arbitration with Bailey, Bray and Janish
• <i>Billy Elliot the Musical</i>
• CGDT: Sustainable Practices for the Community Gardener
• EP-MES News - January 13, 2012
• Tickets on sale this week for Strikeforce event in Columbus
• Martin Luther King, Jr. Luncheon kicks off second semester
• The Magnetic Fields: "Andrew In Drag" (Merge, 2012)
• Aurora Caskets acquires two casket companies
• Scripps CFO: TV revenue to jump 50% in 2012
• Cadillac Ranch to become Cincy's on Sixth
• Derivations- Works by Christina Marsh On View Now!
• Ohio gives $800K for film to shoot in Cincinnati
• Strata-G merges with Eric Mower and Associates
• Electric car innovation could pump range up to 500 miles
• FDIC to require large banks to submit failure plans
• Ky. judge set to rule on Diocese settlement complaints
• Procter & Gamble, Kroger named tops for multicultural business
• Local history time!
• HERALD CALENDAR
• Ways for you and your dog to beat the winter blues
• First Aid Kit: The Lion’s Roar (Wichita, 2012)
• Not An Airplane: It Could Just Be This Place (2012)
• Kenwood Towne Place judge dismisses some claims
• Galway: Mria (2012)
• New Northern Kentucky accelerator to fuel 50 startups
• Wikipedia to go dark on Jan. 18
• Procter & Gamble wages costly war in India
• Batesville Casket to cut 100 jobs
• Duke Energy, Progress Energy ask feds to reconsider merger ruling
• What's Happening in Madeira City Schools - January 12, 2012
• <i>Beyond Emancipation</i>
• <i>The Art of Hair</i>
• Reds and Ryan Ludwick agree to deal pending physical
• Dr. Tony Aretz to join Council of Independent Colleges' Board of Directors
• Community Brunch at the Mount
• Genuine equality
• Alcest: Les voyages de l'âme (Prophecy, 2012)
• My Financial Dream for African-Americans
• Some amazing words for the New Year
• Multi-Devices = A Multitasking Success
• Who’s Soliciting Who?
• Wooly Bully and the Jocks win the Mascot Broomball Game on Fountain Square
• What killed Dr. Martin Luther King Jr?
• Blaudzun: Heavy Flowers (V2, 2012)
• Cincinnati P.D. arrest two men for separate murders
• Spaghetti alla carbonara
• Bears: Greater Lakes (2012)
• Rihanna questionable behavior photographed again (VIDEOS)
• Kelsey Grammer & wife Kayte Walsh reveal they are expecting twins (VIDEO)
• Rain, Thunderstorms and More Arctic Air...
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables January 13, 2012
• <i>The Art of Hair</i>
• January 16th: The Week Ahead in Cincinnati Jazz
• Is this the end for American Airlines?
• ‘Red Tails’ star opens Tuskegee Airmen exhibit in LaGrange, Ga.
• Getting on the cruise
• The Airline Industry consistently discriminates
• Ohio Civil Rights Commissioner upholds previous finding
• Lindstrøm: Six Cups of Rebel (Smalltown Supersound, 2012)
• Cincinnati police investigate a homicide
• Dayton and Montgomery County reported increase in STD
• New FDA user fees for generic drugs
• President sought more power to shrink government
• Lions' men's volleyball team opens 2012 season play
• Part 1: Toy gun deaths on the rise in America
• Part 2: Five ways to keep toy guns safe for kids
• Lana Del Rey: Lana Del Rey (5 Points, 2010)
• Soap&Skin: Narrow ([PIAS], 2012)
• Opening: <i>The Art of Hair</i>
• Pet Lions and 1, 2, 3
• Gold Star Chili Cook Off
• <i>Infrastructure-  Abstractions by Alex Bartenberger, Evan Hildenbrandt, Chad Rasmussen and Michael Weber</i>
• Mount wrestling team scores 175 points to finish second at Manchester College Spartan Mat Classic
• The Maccabees: Given to the Wild (Fiction, 2012)
• Lions' men's basketball team loses at home to Defiance, 75-64
• Matt Elliott: The Broken Man (Ici, d'ailleurs..., 2012)
• Keepaway: Black Flute (Greedhead, 2012)
• Howler: America Give Up (Rough Trade, 2012)
• Trailer Trash Tracys: Ester (Domino, 2012)
• Andrew Bird: Norman (Mom & Pop Music, 2012)
• Lions' women's basketball team falls in nail biter to Defiance College, 69-56
• Black-n-Bluegrass Rollergirls utilize new practice facility
• North to Columbus, we're going North, the race is on
• Shopper's Guide helps in quest for winter produce
• New Year resolution two weeks later
• <i>Infrastructure-  Abstractions by Alex Bartenberger, Evan Hildenbrandt, Chad Rasmussen and Michael Weber</i>
• Opening: <i>Beyond Emancipation</i>
• Tim Gunn: Gunn's Golden Rule
• Toy Hunters debut Sunday night spotlights Cincinnati as Toy Country USA
• Friday the 13th: Are black cat’s unlucky?
• Children in trauma intervention “Boot Camp” orientation for parents and student
• Rare White Penguin photographed (Video)
• Cancer community calls for Bald Barbie – Cincinnati answers with Kimmie Cares
• of Montreal: Paralytic Stalks (Polyvinyl, 2012)
• Third Sunday Funday: Live the Dream
• Herald Calendar
• Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day at the Library
• `Journeys to Freedom: His Journey, Our Journey, Your Journey’
• Addressing the Housing Crisis
• AT&T DETAILS MORE THAN 260 WIRELESS NETWORK UPGRADES DURING PAST YEAR IN THE CINCINNATI AREA
• CATHOLIC SCHOOL PRINCIPAL RECEIVES PRESTIGIOUS NATIONAL AWARD
• January is Cervical Cancer Awareness & Action Month
• Free diabetes self management program at St. Paul Village Jan.
• CITY COUNCIL APPROVES CASINO DEVELOPER TO ASSUME AND VACATE BROADWAY STREET FRONTING HORSESHOE CASINO
• Cavalcade show now popular tradition
• EVERYBODY RIDES METRO FOUNDATION MILESTONE: MORE THAN A MILLION RIDES CONNECTING LOW-INCOME WORKERS TO JOBS
• Rep. Alicia Reece announces historic Haddon Hall restoration project
• CMHA Receives $200,000 Grant to Develop Comprehensive Neighborhood Transformation Plan
• Media Alert: Project Nehemiah Ceasefire launches Gifts for Guns-Gun Buy Back Initiative in Stop the Violence ampaign on MLK Day, January 16, 2012
• Celebrating 100 Years of Girl Scouting Every Cookie has a Mission: To Help Girls Do Great Things
• Lessons from King: Shared Struggles, Linked Destinies
• Broadcaster Randy Michaels beats OVI charge
• Golf course developer sentenced
• Western & Southern garage project highlights parking availability
• VonLehman case could get more complicated
• Who is the voice of justice for the defenseless?
• Ohio lawmaker wants college athletes to get a raise
• The Big Pink: Future This (4AD, 2012)
• Law firm's class-action lawsuit would include Chemed shareholders
• Orange Pooches: What Triggers them and How to Desensitize them
• Gold Star Chili Cook-Off warms up Findlay Market
• Africa is Moving Forward at the Cincinnati Zoo!
• Ohio helps Yuengling become largest American brewer
• Kayo Dot: Gamma Knife (Antithetic, 2012)
• Thane to Speak at the University of Cincinnati
• Kayo Dot: Choirs of the Eye (Tzadik, 2003)
• Kuntz's CBig consulting, investment firm unique
• Law firm relocates office to Monroe
• P&G brands will sponsor more than 150 athletes for '12 Olympics
• Salvation Army raises $715K from Kettle Campaign
• Ring in an Appalachian New Year Sunday, January 15
• Feds open Diamond Foods inquiry
• Mortgage rates on the move again
• <i>Infrastructure-  Abstractions by Alex Bartenberger, Evan Hildenbrandt, Chad Rasmussen and Michael Weber</i>
• Cavalcade of Customs
• Paul Cebar and Tomorrow Sound
• MP-Parents Of 8th Grade Students - SAT/ACT Information
• Cincinnati Police issue parking restrictions for Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Quirky (to say the least) romance explored in "Love Song"
• Top of the List: Largest Tri-State Governments
• Purchasing managers optimistic about Cincinnati economy
• Cloud Nothings: Attack on Memory (Carpark, 2012)
• Minestrone
• FCC to reconsider NFL blackout rule for non-sellouts
• Do you see God's manifestation?
• Fed: Midwest economy suffering winter blues
• Analyst calls AtriCure buyout candidate, puts it on list of top 15 stocks for 2012
• Report: Delta mulls bid for American Airlines parent
• Winter weather cancels 17 flights at CVG
• Meridian makes incentive changes after shareholder objects
• Join us for our major business development ... party!
• Horseowner Hansen makes cover of Blood-Horse
• Organ Recital at Christ Church Cathedral: Sunday 1/15/2012
• Want to Travel with the Cincinnati Zoo? Find out How!
• What will YOU be wearing Spring 2012?
• Cast Your Vote
• Brett Favre's sister Brandi Favre being sued by neighbors
• Penguin Days are Here!
• Cincinnati Dog Pages website answers your dog questions
• Barry Larkin elected to Hall of Fame
• UI&U alumna returns as prime minister of Jamaica
• Judge McClain's 99th birthday Jan. 11
• RHL Miss Teen Cincinnati co-hosts announced
• Local events celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.
• Lt. Col. Michael Cureton retirement party and roast coming Jan. 27
• Who will be voted Cincinnati’s best celebrity dancer?
• Recycling business creates new jobs and new lives
• Xavier routs Duquesne, 78-50
• Brew City Bruisers offer Groupon Deal
• One southwest Ohio county has the highest foreclosure rate in the state
• Obama to propose incentives for companies bringing jobs to the U.S.
• Gas prices in Cincinnati rise unexpectedly
• This Weekend in Cincinnati Jazz
• Paul Cebar and Tomorrow Sound
• Bright Light Social Hour
• Our First Major Winter Storm of 2012
• Casey Anthony claims Caylee was the result of a date rape
• Cincinnati Outdoors: Jan. 13-15
• Arch Rival Roller Girls in home team action
• Ghost Hunters open season 8 with a visit to Kings Island on the Syfy channel
• Mount men's basketball team comes up short in 74-69 road loss at Franklin College
• Regions selling Morgan Keegan to Raymond James
• Mount women's basketball team loses home game to Franklin College, 75-36
• Mattel's Barbie to release Twilight Saga's bride & groom dolls Edward & Bella
• Field Music: Plumb (Revolver, 2012)
• Exercise-Related Resolutions
• Chiquita tourney headed to Charlotte
• Elodie: La Lumiere Parfumee (Faraway Press, 2011)
• Panda Bear: Tomboy (Paw Tracks, 2011)
• Animal Collective: Keep + Animal Collective (2011)
• Avey Tare: Down There (Paw Tracks, 2011)
• Animal Collective: Fall Be Kind (Domino, 2009)
• Brian Patrick named host of 'U.S. Bank Business Watch'
• Procter & Gamble delays Tide Pods a second time
• Experts: Cincinnati M&A activity should pick up in ’12
• General Cable plants named among best for 2011
• Is online poker headed to Ohio?
• Meeting with Sittenfeld gives publisher insight on council business
• Macy's exec selling $1.4M block of stock
• New Cincinnati Rollergirl Sydney
• Omnicare hit with another whistleblower suit
• Contemporary Dance Theater presents the "brilliant" and "breathtaking" Luna Negra Dance Theater of Chicago
• Van Halen releases 1st single with David Lee Roth (VIDEO)
• Business travel expected to increase in 2012
• N.Ky. schools plan for new source of revenue
• Romney wins New Hampshire primary
• Macy's prices $800M senior notes offering
• Reds fill closer void with Ryan Madson
• Mayor Mallory Statement - Barry Larkin - Hall of Famer!
• MP-Winter Fest - February 3rd For 5th and 6th Grade Students
• LEAP, Programs for 2012
• Deleted Scenes and The Harlequins
• EP-MES PTA Meeting Canceled
• Madeira Middle School Upcoming Programs
• Senator Portman presents Bronze Star and Purple Heart to family of late WWII vet
• Should men pay child support to children that aren't biologically theirs?
• Bon Jovi band news update for 2012 (Video)
• Talawanda hockey team shows improvement in up-and-down month
• Hostess snack cake factories going bankrupt (Video)
• Antiques Roadshow to visit Cincinnati this summer
• Justin Bieber talks about making love
• Kasich, GOP Play Politics with Public Health
• City Hall Considers Domestic Partner Benefits
• The Opposite of ‘Vanishing’
• (The Lack of Real) Carnage
• Taste of Belgium Finds a Home
• St. Elizabeth inks deal with long-term care provider
• Group works to ban dog auctions in Ohio
• SLIDESHOW: Who will feel pain from Pentagon budget cuts?
• Hamilton County land bank to help with foreclosure crisis
• Towne Properties plots three apartment projects
• Hoggy’s closes all but 1 restaurant as it enters receivership
• ThinkVine gets $8M investment
• Miami-Erie Canal Site Historic District
• German Village Historic District
• Emery Federal closes downtown branch
• Butler County Courthouse
• Benninghofen House
• Beckett-Manrod House
• Manufacturer closing Monroe facility, 173 jobs lost
• Monet exhibit at Art Museum offers spark of inspiration
• New Cincinnati Rollergirl Christina
• Streamline adds Altos' Michael Kaplan to board
• Animal Collective: Spirit They’re Gone, Spirit They’ve Vanished (Animal, 2000)
• Panda Bear: Panda Bear (Soccer Star, 1999)
• Fifth Third's Tennessee chairman Hogan to depart
• Jeff Ruby's Precinct to close for renovations
• Jay-Z becomes investor, spokesman for Duracell Powermat
• Home builder indicted for assault on neighbor
• Progress, Duke Energy extend merger deadline
• Acura NSX supercar to be made in Ohio
• 2012 - Leaving it all on the ocean floor
• Performance - You Can't Take It With You
• Madeira City Schools News - EP-Early Dismissal
• Columbus Winter Beer Fest, 2012
• Chris Crocker and Andy Dalton are honored by the Pro Football Writers of America
• Seapine to build new Mason HQ, add 40 jobs
• Baseball greats weigh in on Barry Larkin's Hall of Fame election
• Bill Ryder-Jones: If… (Double Six, 2011)
• Bruschetta
• Anderson-Shaffer House
• Dayton-Campbell Historic District
• St. Peter's Lick Run Historic District
• Cincinnati Reds' Barry Larkin named to Hall of Fame
• St. Francis De Sales Church Historic District
• Stephen Joyce's stranglehold on his grandfather's literary estate ended recently...
• Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day at the Public Library
• Journeys to Freedom: His Journey, Our Journey, Your Journey
• Church of the Resurrection 2012 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Award Celebration
• THE MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. COALITION AND THE NATIONAL UNDERGROUND RAILROAD FREEDOM CENTER HOLD ANNUAL MLK DAY EVENTS
• Cavalcade show now popular tradition
• Cavalcade show now popular tradition
• Anti-terrorism firm Valley Forge hires financial adviser
• It's time to nominate for Courier's Fast 55
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables January 6, 2012
• Great story of another proud CCMS Alum who makes a difference...
• Malls see occupancy rise
• Humana predicts Medicare member boost
• Apple to open mini-stores in Target
• Kings Island parent saw record attendance in '11
• Mudslide closes part of Columbia Parkway
• The Weeknd: Echoes of Silence (2011)
• The Weeknd: Thursday (2011)
• The Weeknd: House of Balloons (2011)
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Bengals fans prepare for another long off-season
• Convergy Offers Social Media Monitoring
• The Saint John's Bible print exhibition comes to the Mount January 17-February 26
• Microsoft introduces "Kinect Core Games" site
• Michaels Arts and Crafts Celebrates National Hobby Month
• Janaya Trotter is on a mission to become the Hamilton County Prosecutor
• Can: Tago Mago (Spoon, 2011)
• <i>Love Song</i>
• <i>Infrastructure-  Abstractions by Alex Bartenberger, Evan Hildenbrandt, Chad Rasmussen and Michael Weber</i>
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Kim Jong-Il's favorite album
• Pretzel and Dip Recipes for Game Day
• Prepare for winter storms and extreme cold emergencies
• Strikeforce will return to Columbus, Ohio on March 3
• Xavier gets back on track, downs Fordham 67-59
• Texans knock off Bengals for first ever playoff win
• Mount wrestling places six wrestlers in second place finish at Waynesburg University Invitational
• Q & A: Discussing rising gas prices with Gregg Laskoski of Gasbuddy.com
• Lions' men's basketball team falls short in 54-42 loss at Rose-Hulman
• Lions' women's basketball team drops road game at Rose-Hulman, 71-40
• Five Games of 2012 You Should be Excited For
• Radiohead: The King of Limbs (2011)
• Tom Waits: Bad As Me (ANTI-, 2011)
• Ohio winter markets part of a growing trend
• Guided By Voices: Earthquake Glue (Matador, 2003)
• Guided By Voices: Get Out of My Stations (Siltbreeze, 1994)
• Guided By Voices: Fast Japanese Spin Cycle (Engine, 1994)
• Fifth Third Bank Broadway in Cincinnati Announces The Billy Elliot Dream Award
• 10 Cincinnati Pops series dates at Music Hall
• MHS Needs Hosts Families
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Some 2011 Tracks To Listen To
• Mother of 7 sentenced to 14 years for starving and beating a 4-year-old-child
• UC Pays Tribute to the Legacy of Martin Luther King
• CincyTech makes three new hires
• Reports: Former P&G director Gupta leaked details of Folgers deal
• Disney has a spell on me!
• From the Society of Ohio Archivists (please share!): Ohioans have a new and imp...
• Streetcar groundbreaking waiting on LaHood appearance
• Bengals search for first playoff win since 1991
• Texting behind the wheel? Turn over your license
• Cordray issues warning to financial institutions
• The Doors to release lost track on the 40th anniversary of L.A. Woman (Videos)
• Reds ink former Moeller standout Andrew Brackman
• Phillips Edison JV starts buying grocery centers
• African American Culture Fest at Museum Center January 14, 15 and 16
• Builders named for 2012 Citirama
• CSC’s Production of the Bard’s Explosive History “Henry VIII: All is True” Sets the Stage on Fire this Winter!
• Pittsburgh Pirates visited Winton Woods Elementary School
• The needy and afflicted not to be forgotten nor lose hope
• New Program Series Starts at Main Library in January
• EARLY CHILDHOOD LEARNING: STATES LEAD THE WAY
• Farmers sale to Heritage takes 80-year-old HQ out of Walton
• How to Solicit a Gift
• The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
• Winton Woods Music is $10,000 Winner in Glee Give a Note Contest
• Upgraded Bengals to test worth
• American Sign Museum Open House
• Talbert House announces EXCEL Class VI
• Alrick’s Alright!
• Jake T. on the Q.T.
• Mayor joined by business leaders and postal workers
• Environmental education program provides safety net for Cincinnati kids
• New State Legislative Districts Violate Ohio Constitution, Says Lawsuit
• National Organization Honors Cincinnati Man With Highest Award
• Is Your Money Ready for 2012?
• Legally Speaking
• Blacktrospective 2011
• “THE HELP” NAMED BEST FILM OF 2011 BY THE BLACK FILM CRITICS CIRCLE
• Recycling Business Creates New Jobs and New Lives
• U.S. unemployment falls to 8.5% in December
• Moonface: Organ Music Not Vibraphone Like I’d Hoped (Jagjaguwar, 2011)
• Julianna Barwick: The Magic Place (Ashmatic Kitty, 2011)
• Natural Snow Buildings: Waves of the Random Sea (Blackest Rainbow 2011)
• The Dream Syndicate: The Days of the Wine and Roses (Ruby/Slash, 1982)
• Boy, were you wrong about the Bengals
• Delta ranks near top in customer service, study says
• Dems try to force Ohio’s hand in creating insurance exchange
• Beshear taps Abramson to head Ky. tax reform commission
• Obama, Panetta offer few specifics on defense cuts
• Postal Service cuts could cost businesses $100M
• U.S. Bank Arena: Fountain Square All-Mascot Exhibition
• Reserve your St. Valentines Day dinner train excursion on the Cincinnati Railway
• Guided By Voices: Static Airplane Jive (1993)
• Guided By Voices: Vampire on Titus (Scat, 1993)
• Guided By Voices: Propeller (Rockathon, 1992)
• Guided By Voices: Same Place the Fly Got Smashed (1990)
• Around the World Day - Volunteers Needed
• Author of 'Underdog Edge' Picks Top Persuaders and Persuasive Tactics
• <i>Love Song</i>
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Opening: <i>Infrastructure-  Abstractions by Alex Bartenberger, Evan Hildenbrandt, Chad Rasmussen and Michael Weber</i>
• <i>FIRE & ICE</i>
• The 12 Days of Christmas ends on Three Kings Day
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• Online deals for family recreation in Cincinnati
• Chicken piccata
• ADOLPHUS WASHINGTON & DWAYNE STANFORD II REPRESENT TAFT HIGH AT 2012 U.S. ARMY ALL-AMERICAN BOWL
• Beyond Emancipation, an Exploration of Contemporary African-American Culture Opens January 14, 2012
• Herald Calendar
• SLIDESHOW: Top 10 Cincinnati commercial real estate deals
• CyrusOne announces details of huge Dallas data center
• Sacred Heart Academy
• Provident Bank Building
• Cincinnati Union Terminal
• Cincinnati Music Hall
• Orange Dogs and Your Voice
• Orange Dogs with Attitude and Personality
• Tenants making moves in former Terrace Plaza hotel space
• Orange Dogs and Treats
• Orange Dogs II
• Ohio employers doubled layoffs in December
• Fifth Third in a pickle as buyer backs out of Tony Packo’s deal
• Duke’s Jim Rogers named one of 2011’s top CEOs
• Fort Wayne Roller Derby to Hold Benefit for Murdered Young Girl
• Fifth Third to take $68M hit to 4Q pretax profits
• Naptown hosting Windy City
• Miss Teen Cincinnati Pageant Jan. 15
• Urban League announces 2012 Glorifying the Lions and Corporate Medallion honorees
• NEWS Christmas Village was a true Christmas event
• Israel Baptist Church hosts free financial freedom seminar Jan. 7
• Kearney Introduces Legislation for New Ohio Primary Change in primary date will save Ohioans $15 million
• Beech Acres’ LaToya Alexander Selected as a YWCA Rising Star
• National headlines took center stage in 2011
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• Museum Center hosts African Culture Fest Jan. 14-16
• Obituary
• World Choir Games tickets on sale March 1
• Save the date for the love of your life -- your daughter!
• Union Bethel receives $15,250 for Off the Streets
• 2011 CYC Dream Makers Celebration and Awards Presentation
• Local African American business program client receives national honors
• CMHA Chairperson named to national committee
• Toastmasters can help calm public speaking jitters
• Black male mentoring opportunities
• Author to speak about ‘Our DNA – Why bigotry and prejudice should be a thing of the past’
• Julius C. Mims Jr. was General Electric machinist and youth volunteer
• Black fact
• Upgraded Bengals to test worth
• UC’s Bjonee Reaves — having fun and getting it done!
• The Christ Hospital expanding presence in Mount Auburn neighborhood
• UC hosts lecture Jan. 11 on `Why Americans Have Trouble Talking About Inequality'
• Pekos, Bengals give Children at St. Monica’s Recreation Center a Christmas to remember
• Volunteer for 2012 World Choir Games
• John Burlew ‘was always about helping people’
• Black fact
• Winton Woods Board of Education recommended for Kennedy Center honor
• Ofield Dukes: renowned public relations specialist dies at 79
• Dinner, gift giving at Mt. Auburn Christmas Gala brightens holidays for local families
• Speedy Signs & Apparel Wins Prestigious Business Award
• Freedom Center and UC seek to bring about social transformation through historic inspiration
• Future World aided by Toyota company scholarships
• The Tax Kim Kardashian Movement (Video)
• Macy's Dec. sales jump 6%
• Zooey Deschanel: Divorce proceedings reveal the cost of being Zooey
• Carew Tower
• Rivers Crossing Community Church buys Mason theater
• Beshear: Ky. must drastically cut its spending
• 4 accused in Kroger coupon scheme in Houston
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Patrick Sweany with Brad Schnittger
• <i>FIRE & ICE</i>
• Deion Sanders asking for prayers for his wife Pilar,but what about him? (Listen)
• Cindy Crawford surprises fans with her facial features
• Carlos Mencia Performs at The Funny Bone on the Levee this Weekend
• Old town and gas light districts.
• One Tree Hill Season 9: The final season sneak peek (Video)
• President Barack Obama's numbers are on the rise
• Boot Camp Digital to Hold Social Media Training Lunch
• New fees will becoming in 2012
• Mount men's basketball team suffers 67-46 setback at Hanover College
• Mount women's basketball falls to 2-3 in the HCAC after 86-75 loss to Hanover College
• David Pepper joins Blank Rome law firm
• Macy's announces round of closures, store openings
• Zootini 2012
• Hunt the hunters: Tips for pursuing coyotes
• SLIDESHOW: Cincinnati's largest bankruptcies of 2011
• 2012 Barrow Lecture Series
• Cincinnati Social Media Training: 5 Social Media Training Solutions for 2012
• A Look into the Spring at the Cincinnati Zoo
• Mario Lopez and Courtney Mazza announce engagement
• Cranley Surgical joins St. Elizabeth in N. Ky.
• New Residents at Jungle Trails
• Penguin Days
• O'Gara Group plans new armoring plant in Fairfield
• Wooly Bully to play in Cincinnati Mascot Broomball Game
• Diamond stock continues gain on investor rumors
• LCA-Vision shares jump 35%
• Colliers execs, Hartmann-Ryan team named to CRE Hall of Fame
• Lick Road
• East Miami River Road
• Harrison Avenue's Dead Man's Curve
• Report: Obama moves ahead on Cordray appointment
• Jersey Shore's Snooki reveals she is getting a boob job (VIDEO)
• Buell Road
• The Screaming Bridge
• Brandi Glanville's Vegas wedding to Darin Harvey a fake (Video)
• U.S. auto sales expected to climb for second year
• Fifth Third's Kabat: Lending should rise in 2012
• Bengals releasing limited number of playoff tickets
• Romney edges out Santorum in Iowa
• Direct Energy purchases gas supplier Vectren Source
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• <i>FIRE & ICE</i>
• College of Mount St. Joseph Holds Special Commencement for Senior with Sick Mother
• TheraBiogen Launches Social Media Campaign
• Mountain Dew dead mouse controversy of 2012 (Slideshow)
• How the “IOWA” was won by the President
• Marvin Lewis and Andy Dalton talk Texans playoff football
• "Here I stand, I cannot do otherwise"
• Cincinnati Police promote two officers Wednesday at the police academy
• The Audacity of Inexperience and Obfuscation
• Power to the Personhood
• Dec. 28-Jan. 3: Worst Week Ever!
• Alumna Re-Elected Prime Minister of Jamaica
• Organized Living
• Bolt of Melancholic Blue
• Lions' wrestling falls to No. 9 Olivet College, 48-3
• Respect Your Elders
• Ilesfay expands to South America
• Cincinnati manufacturing economy grew in Dec.
• Analyst calls Fifth Third one of this year’s top bank stocks
• Forecast: Cincinnati home prices to continue slide
• Cincinnati metro added 300 construction jobs in Nov.
• Helen of Troy completes PUR buy from Procter
• Savannah Brinson scores a $300,000 engagement ring from NBA's LeBron James
• Ivy Tech expands deal with Disney
• Interesting discussion on social media in the 16th century:
• Miami University named one of 'best values'
• Macy's launches second 'Million Dollar Makeover'
• Let's Go Eat the Factory by Guided By Voices
• Dressing for a hare hunt
• Could Hamilton County work a parking lot land swap?
• 1/3/12: Please be advised, CCMS is closing at 9:30AM due to lack of heat. Fresh...
• New price cuts for mobile tablets
• Bengals' Mike Brown named 'exec of the year'
• Survey finds job seekers uncertain on prospects
• Christ Hospital moving office workers to new site
• Gang Gang Dance: Hillulah (4AD, 2004)
• Black Heart Procession: 2 (Touch & Go, 1999)
• Rolling Stones: Beggars Banquet (Decca, 1968)
• Tim Buckley: Starsailor (Straight, 1970)
• Van Morrison: Astral Weeks (Warner Brothers, 1968)
• Veal marsala
• Do we know the day and hour?
• Justin Timberlake as Elton John on the big screen?
• Star Wars' Darth Vader fight scene actor Bob Anderson dead at age 89
• MTV's Punk'd to return in March (Video)
• West Chester Fitness Club Provides Unique Experience
• Our First Blast from the Arctic!
• Steven Tyler rocks with Alice Cooper and announces engagement over NYE (video)
• Another story of a CCMS grad having great success!
• Ohio earthquake shakes up the New Year
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• U. S. Postal Service problem is Congress and competition
• Healthy habits for 2012
• Bengals lose to Ravens, still make playoffs
• Families get outside in The Week Ahead: January 2-8
• Xavier goes down to Gonzaga, 72-65
• Hamilton County’s Mystery Dinner Theatre Series
• Help for senior citizens and families with energy costs
• Deion Sanders reveals he is still living in hate with wife Pilar
• Gingrich slides, Romney top field in Iowa
• Ashton Kutcher's New Year's Eve date with Demi Moore look alike
• Orca battles sharks in New Zealand as locals witness the violent attack (Videos)
• Jersey Shore's new season and Snooki makes her predictions for 2012 (Videos)
• Door's frontman Jim Morrison's former home destroyed in Hollywood arson attacks
• Christianity in difficult times
• Gears of War 3 Review
• Cincinnati west side’s top stories of 2011, Part 2
• Cincinnati west side’s top stories of 2011, Part 1
• And of course, the San Diego Zoo
• Ravens stand in the way of Bengals playoff hopes
• Heifer brings hope to parents and kids through cycle of giving
• <i>Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some!)</i>
• The Dopamines, Dear Landlord, Banderas, Vacation, The Frankl Project, Mixtapes, White Walls, New Creases, Be My Doppelganger, SHIVS, Army Coach, Loudmouth and many others
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Know Theatre and CityBeat NYE Speakeasy Party
• New Year's Resolutions - Have you set you BHAG for 2012 yet?
• Moore-Knight House
• Dayton, N.Ky., developments rank among most-active
• Cuvier Press Club
• The Year in review: The Rapture that never was
• Cincinnati City Hall
• NYSE to delist American Airlines parent
• E.W. Scripps completes TV station buy
• Cincinnati Athletic Club Building
• Clauder's Pharmacy
• Cincinnati and Whitewater Canal Tunnel
• Piper Jaffray starts Cincinnati Bell at 'neutral'
• Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone Company Building
• SLIDESHOW: Best Editorial Cartoons of 2011
• Kentucky, Indiana reach consensus on bridges plan
• Sears closing six Ohio Kmart stores
• United States population to level off at 312.8 million
• NFL faces crush of concussion lawsuits
• Verizon introduces $2 payment fee
• Ohio construction jobs up, bucking national trend
• List: Top online destinations for 2011
• Bengals cut ticket prices for 2012 season
• Bengals announce general admission ticket pricing model for 2012 season
• Switchblade Syndicate (album release party) with Mad Anthony
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• <i>A Christmas Carol</i>
• <i>FIRE & ICE</i>
• Homunculus (reunion show) with The Newbees
• Harlem Globetrotters
• Top of the List: 2011 Mergers & Acquisitions
• Allen Temple
• Eggplant parmesan
• SLIDESHOW: Courier's Top 12 images of the year
• The Year in Review: Lessons from the Disaster in Japan
• COAST asks for halt to city's plan to build streetcar over sewer lines
• The Year in Review: The Disaster in Japan
• Dakota Watch Co. closes at Tower Place Mall
• Drug firms could see big fines for failing to report payments to docs
• Alkmeyer Commercial Buildings
• Cincinnati Police Department investigate a murder on Colerain Avenue
• Bengals and Ravens will play in front of a full crowd
• Bengals A.J. Green voted to the Pro Bowl
• HealthSouth rehab opens at Drake Center
• Meridian CEO gets 3% bump in '11 compensation
• Aramark CEO buys $850K in Macy's stock
• Who will be the next Miss Teen Cincinnati?
• Fair housing agency’s 2011 award recipients
• The library of a highly educated man
• $5K awarded to help Valley Home residents
• New Thought Unity Center celebrates holidays withverious events
• Links members enjoy evening of jazz and Art Deco fashions at Art Musem
• Christmas at The Westin Cincinnati
• What’s happening at the Cincinnati Art Museum with Regina Russo
• Cincinnati Herald hosts Christmas Open House Dec. 16
• VLT Academy hosts Safe and Drug Free Schools Day event, does community outreach
• HealthCare Connection Dental Center earns national recognition
• Bengals ride Benson bus
• Black fact
• Genine Gray honored
• Morgan State signs Reeves twins
• Senator Kearney announces funds for economic development projects
• New Vision United Methodist offers free New Year's party alternative
• White Stone Service
• Burning Bowl New Year's Eve Service
• Toyota’s New Year's Eve blast On Fountain Square
• Black fact
• Former Atlanta Mayor to serve as keynote at Union Institute‘s MLK Legacy Lecture Jan. 6
• New Year’s Eve bash `Oh What A Night’ boasts international cuisine
• Bootsy passing musical torch to youth
• ‘Lions’ of Cincinnati Medical Association honored at annual scholarship gala
• Home City Ice buys Baker Ice of Missouri
• This weekend: Bearcats in bowl game
• Panda Express owners team with Procter & Gamble on dry cleaning chain
• People on the Move for December
• Top 25 'oddball' interview questions for 2011
• U.S. suing FedEx for alleged container violations
• Postal Service closure process criticized
• Ohio gets $21M for insuring low-income children
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• The Seedy Seeds with Rodeo Ruby Love
• <i>A Christmas Carol</i>
• <i>FIRE & ICE</i>
• Twisted Metal Limited Edition to Include Download of Twisted Metal: Black
• Winifred and Emil Barrow Lecture Series
• Penguin Days
• North Korea - the world still needs a few good men
• Happy Zoo Year
• PNC Festival of Lights
• Cintas CFO Gale sells shares
• Ohio Turnpike tolls to increase Jan. 1
• DNN Best of 2011 Results.
• Katy Perry & Russell Brand Marriage Troubles: Holidays spent apart
• Pro Mach names Ruberg as director of corporate business collaboration
• Streamline selling $404K in stock to directors
• Bengals sell out Sunday's game against Ravens
• Through a Calendar Darkly
• In With the New (or Very Superstitious)
• The Times They Are A-Changin’
• Deion Sander's divorce announcement shocks wife Pilar Sanders
• The Year In Your Ear
• Elements of Surprise
• Cincinnati docs get another reprieve from Medicare cuts
• Former SNL writer Joe Bodolai found dead from apparent suicide
• Toby Keith's opening at Banks delayed
• Procter & Gamble spent nearly $1M on lobbying in 3Q
• Pitino plans to retire when contract ends in 2017, ESPN reports
• CEO says Omnicare ready for wave of new generics
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Bengals News: Long term Bengals employee Jim Lippicott to retire
• Marvin Lewis press conference: Bengals push for a playoff spot
• Cincinnati brewers ready for boost from new law
• Morton's sale being investigated
• SLIDESHOW: Cincinnati's Top 25 landmarks
• Two days in San Diego
• In hospitals, it's not just CEOs taking home seven figures
• FDA clears new Meridian test
• Cincinnati Sub-Zero takes cold to new heights
• Favorite holiday movies shed humorous light on dysfunctional families
• Sinead O' Connor splits from husband Barry Herridge after 16 days of marriage
• Lonely Planet ranks Cincinnati No. 3 destination in 2012
• Sears to close 100 to 120 U.S. stores after low sales
• John Legend engaged to Chrissy Teigen
• Lisa Dye, Mark Witte to head TriHealth institutes
• Roller Derby Gifts to Buy with Holiday Cash and Gift Cards
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables December 23, 2011
• Bengals offering special ticket deal for final game
• Ruling says duties on Chinese goods are illegal
• First Watch bought by private equity firm
• Where is Katelyn Markham?
• Taylor Lautner's Gay magazine cover stuns fans (Photo & Videos)
• Selena Gomez mourns loss of baby sister Scarlett Teefey
• Van Halen announces 2012 tour with David Lee Roth (Video)
• Kevin Durant's NBA Holiday Twitter Jam (Video)
• Congressman Chabot questioned streetcar funding
• Reconciliation in hurting times
• Portobello asiago risotto
• Arnold Schwarzenegger & Maria Shriver reuniting?
• Restructuring Cincinnati Police Department
• Matthew McConaughey engaged to Camila Alves
• First Continental Men's Volleyball Conference Preseason Coaches’ Poll released
• Five family friendly New Year's Eve events in the tristate
• White House backed away from a critical veto
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Bengals hop over Cardinals on Christmas Eve
• Bengals control their own playoff destiny
• New ordinance toughening the city’s scrap metal laws
• New water rates and sewage rate
• Is EdChoice under a microscope?
• Ohio have failed to report more than half of test results
• Five great holiday hikes
• The God Who Raptures down to Earth: Conclusion
• Things to do while Tracking Santa via NORAD
• Things to this weekend in Cincinnati - December 24, 2011
• The Night Before Krampus
• Best Christmas Song of 2011
• Cincinnati Rollergirls on the hunt for volunteers
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• The New Nutcracker
• Matt Brown added to UFC 143
• Christmas Breakfast Recipes
• Cincinnati Movies Showing December 23-30; 2 new releases star Daniel Craig
• Reds ship Wood and Sappelt to Cubs for reliever Marshall
• Happy Zoo Year
• PNC Festival of Lights
• The Alexandra
• Albee Theater
• West 4th Street Historic District
• Whitewater Shaker Settlement
• Westwood United Methodist Church
• Laurel Court
• Carthage Flagpole
• Windy City Rollers 2012 Schedule
• Gas prices rising heading into holiday weekend
• Plum Street Temple
• Bengals release statement on purchase of minority stake
• Ben Pitman House
• Proposed legislation could hurt Convergys, other call center operators that move jobs overseas
• Cincinnati ranks 59th in unemployment rate
• No Chesley decision yet from Kentucky Supreme Court
• Cost of streetcar sewer relocation work rising
• Moerlein Lager House will offer great views when it opens
• CincyTech invests in GirlsGuideTo
• Bengals will boost spending on players or face penalties
• Experiencing the real meaning of Christmas
• Festive Findlay Market makes a great holiday destination
• Mortgage rates fall to record lows
• Crime drops in Over-the-Rhine
• Ranking the best iPhone apps of 2011
• Best Buy can't fill some orders from Black Friday
• Ohio State vs. Tressel?
• The New Nutcracker
• Andre Hyland
• <i>Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some!)</i>
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Pere Ubu: Song of the Bailing Man (Rough Trade, 1982)
• Pere Ubu: The Art of Walking (Rough Trade, 1980)
• Pere Ubu: New Picnic Time (Chrysailis, 1979)
• Pere Ubu: Dub Housing (Chrysalis, 1978)
• Pere Ubu: The Modern Dance (Blank, 1978)
• Pere Ubu: Terminal Tower: An Archival Collection (Rough Trade, 1985)
• Top of the List: Cincinnati Political Donors
• Doctors' Building
• Whipped sweet potatoes with cinnamon maple butter
• New Thought Unity Center celebrates holidays with a multicultural spin
• General Cable adopts clawback policy
• 4 Hamilton County projects receive $3.4M in tax credits
• Main City Station bringing Asian food concept, co-op to OTR
• Eddie Hedges is Keeping Busy This Holiday Season
• Professor Abercrumbie teaches and inspires students at UC
• Courier publisher's Top 10 list for 2011
• 3rd annual Young People’s Theatre reunion concert December 27 at Covedale Center
• EPA finds explosive amounts of methane in St. Bernard backyards
• Black-n-Bluegrass Rollergirls appear on 700 WLW
• Toyota predicts strong growth in '12, '13
• AT&T stepped aside, Sprint looking at T-Mobile merger?
• 2011 Wheelie Awards
• Occupy Cincinnati protests at Krohn Conservatory
• Brown family to become only owners of Bengals
• Lions' women's basketball squad drops 75-72 overtime game at home to Brescia University
• Bengals and Cardinals set for Christmas Eve showdown
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• The New Nutcracker
• <i>Seekers</i>
• <i>Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some!)</i>
• Two Mount Students Win Award at 'Innov8 for Health' Entrepreneurial Competition
• Talawanda boys basketball growing as a team
• The quieter side of celebrating NYE
• Great Serpent Mound celebrates Winter Solstice
• Cincinnati Bengals press conference: Bengals defeat the Rams 20-13
• "White Christmas"- Remembering Rosemary Clooney in nearby Maysville
• The 2012 Winter Sostice has arrived
• Doyle Group won't open at Banks; Wine Guy signs on
• Snap Fitness opens another N.Ky. gym
• Cheviot Financial extends stock offering, expands buying limits
• Monmouth Real Estate pays $5.1M for Lebanon industrial site
• Greenebaum Doll & McDonald to merge with Indy firm
• "The 2012 Hoax: The Real Story" at Cincinnati Observatory on December 21st
• Tri-State home sales continue to climb
• SLIDESHOW: Cincinnati's top fine-dining spots
• Ak Steel reaches labor deal with Walbridge workers
• The Year in Film and Music
• AMP to electrify Jeep Grand Cherokee
• Cincinnati Bell settles 'say on pay' shareholder suit
• 12 Days of Christmas
• The Girl Also Rises
• The ‘Slice’ Is Right
• Spirited In the Material World
• Wendy's to surpass Burger King in U.S. sales
• Markets rise on positive economic news
• New rules could mean 24/7 gaming at racetracks
• Butler County businesses ringing it up wrong
• Fifth Third gets naming rights to suburban Chicago minor league ballpark
• <i>Seekers</i>
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• The New Nutcracker
• Hamilton County "bucks" trend during recent deer gun season
• Ohio State slapped with bowl ban, loss of 9 scholarships
• Mayberry Moving to Main
• Pete Witte named to head CMHA board
• DotLoop's Allison named a Forbes '30 under 30'
• City OKs streetcar station design
• Radiotherapy center to expand in West Chester
• Our Wettest Year Ever - More Rain Coming!
• House rejects two-month payroll tax cut extension
• Restaurant analyst does competitive eating on the side
• Symphony ends '11 with balanced budget
• Saturnalia, Solstice, Kwanzaa, and other holidays to brighten up winter
• Into the Fire
• Sarah Darling Recently Honored by The Palm in Nashville
• Joan Osborne set to release Bring It On Home on March 27
• SLIDESHOW: Top ways to use social media
• Macy's first to try recyclable gift cards
• Dance Delights
• Life: Part II
• Congress deadlocked on payroll tax
• Webb-Edgington to seek Davis' seat in N. Ky.
• Louisville makes Southern Living list of 10 tastiest towns
• Kasich 2012 outlook: No drilling yahoos, no income tax cut either
• Enquirer finals plan to shrink size, close printing plant
• Procter & Gamble freezes hiring
• AT&T halts bid for T-Mobile
• Mount men's basketball team drops opening game at the Las Vegas Hoopla
• <i>Seekers</i>
• The New Nutcracker
• Roasted chestnut dressing
• Mount wrestling team finishes 22nd at Midwest Classic
• Colin Stetson: New History Warfare Vol. 2: Judges (Constellation, 2011)
• Big Blood: Big Blood & The Wicked Hex (Phase!, 2011)
• Cincinnati ranks No. 138 among best-performing cities
• House to defeat Senate payroll tax cut bill
• 'Next-generation' workforce agency aims to fill skills gap
• UC Health targeting ratings upgrade from Moody's
• Cincinnati streetcar wins $10.9 million federal grant
• Viking buys Atlanta shopping center
• DNA Diagnostics buys government paternity ops
• Omnicare still courting PharMerica but no marriage yet
• Bridal startup wins $25K from Bad Girl Ventures
• Laura Brunner named Port Authority president
• Is calorie counting really the path to weight loss?
• The Kentucky Struts album release at the Southgate
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables December 16, 2011
• Apple may offer two iPad sizes in 2012
• Halliburton could hire 300 at Zanesville shale business
• Thompson Hine names first woman as managing partner
• SEC charges former Fannie, Freddie execs with securities fraud
• NYTimes: The best (and worst) advertisements of 2011
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• <i>Seekers</i>
• <i>Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some!)</i>
• Discover Cincinnati’s Legendary Locals
• Bengals keep playoff hopes alive with win over St. Louis
• Cincinnati Firms, People do not Take Reputation Tracking Seriously
• Lions' men's basketbal team improves to 5-4 on the season
• Cincinnati Movies Showing December 18-23 including "Arthur Christmas"
• <i>Every Christmas Story Ever Told (And Then Some!)</i>
• The New Nutcracker
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Holiday Train Show at Krohn Conservatory in Eden Park
• Krohn's Conservatory holiday show, "Trains, Trestles and Traditions" on track
• Support our troops through service organizations this Christmas
• Office party Monday..............Who's bringing the rolls?
• Find Triggers and How to Desensitization Your Red Pooch
• Training Your Red Pooch with Positive Results
• Training Your Red Pooch
• Mount women's basketball outmatched by Manchester College, lose 59-34
• The New Nutcracker
• Board of Education Meeting Agenda for December 19, 2011
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• This Weekend
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• Gladys Gossett Hankins Appointed to Board of Trustees
• Village Historic District
• Buffalo Wild Wings
• Manufacturing jobs are out there, if you have the skills
• Procter & Gamble could play key role in USA Synthetic’s prospects
• Downtown bar could be featured on Spike TV
• Jim Cramer picks Macy's as favorite retail stock
• Miamitown Bridge
• Heritage restaurant to become banquet site, brewpub
• Are You Raising the Bar?
• It's so tiny and cute!
• Beech Acres gets $800K for healthy marriage program
• Last Minute Gifts?
• 2011 at the Cincinnati Zoo
• Cincinnati streetcar news ran the gamut in December
• Vital Skates opens in Indianapolis, IN
• Minnesota Men's Roller Derby Championship Bout
• Hill-Rom to buy Germany's Volker
• Ohio jobless rate eases to 8.5% in November
• Kim Kardashian's ex- Kris Humphries reveals the truth behind the Kardashians
• For P&G, what next if Pringles' deal collapses?
• Big-company CEOs expect no new hiring
• Federal shutdown averted
• U.S. Rep. Davis won't seek re-election
• The New Nutcracker
• MHP-Scholarship Opportunity For Summer Program
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Cincinnati Streetcar Wins $10.9 Million Federal Grant
• What's Happening In Madeira City Schools - December 15, 2011
• D-Train headed to Philadelphia
• A beginner's guide to the Rosary - Protestant Version
• Football in jeopardy? That's hot
• Social Media 2011 Year in Review
• Lions' wrestling knocks off Heidelberg University in close dual
• EXCLUSIVE
• Cider braised pork loin
• Write in campaign for Tank for DNN Announcer of the year.
• Hey! More cats! This time, courtesy of the National Archives, we have Socks Cl...
• More full body scanners rolling out at U.S. airports
• Cincinnati production firm creates anti-smog ad
• NEW REGIONAL PARTNERSHIP ANNOUNCED TO HELP CLOSE THE SKILLS GAP, CARRY ON THE WORK OF THE GREATER CINCINNATI WORKFORCE NETWORK
• SLIDESHOW: Omnicare's Gemunder ranks among highest-paid U.S. CEOs
• Cincinnati Streetcar Wins $10.9 Million Federal Grant
• Home Care acquires Caring Hearts Home Health Care
• Hip-Hop Pioneer Shares His Vision for the Occupy Wall Street Movement
• Guy Ritchie The “Sherlock Holmes 2: A Game of Shadows” Interview
• 10 Best Black Books of 2011 (Non-Fiction)
• Christmas fruitcake always gets a bad rap
• Ensuring You Can Take Home More of Your
• Letter to Editor
• Letter to Editor
• Occupy Christmas
• 100th Birthday
• Skating event honors Thomas Crawford Sr.
• Macy's sues over old logos, brands
• Cincinnati Metro's New Glenway Crossing Transit Center and Park & Ride was Dedicated on Dec. 9
• Children take Beech Acres Christmas shopping
• Duke Energy Holiday Trains at Union Terminal
• Charges will not be filed in shootout fight
• ROSS LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT IS DEDICATED TO THE FINANCIAL EDUCATION OF THEIR STUDENTS
• Tom Brinkman a candidate for 27th District of the Ohio House of Representatives
• 1 in 6 Ohio adults provide caregiving assistance to family members; African-American, poor & uninsured more likely to be caregivers
• Total Quality Logistics up for $4M in township tax breaks
• Representative Alicia Reece Announces New Jobs in Norwood
• SEC launches Diamond Foods probe, shares fall
• Duke Energy-Progress Energy merger delayed
• Kroger to merge four pension funds
• PNC helps preschoolers develop good financial habits
• Wealth Gaps increasing between Whites, Blacks, Hispanics
• Christmas Village. Free food and toys
• Save the date for the love of your life -- your daughter!
• Fire Ops 101: A Lesson Everyone Should Learn
• Philadelphia to host National Urban League in 2013
• Volunteer for 2012 World Choir Games
• Joseph Clark gallery
• St. Aloysius celebrates 175th with star-studded Gala
• Urban Active hosts toy drive for needy children
• ‘Something can be done about this wealth gap,’ says local African American financial advisor
• Receive presidential kiss and hug: local Freedom Riders meet President Obama
• Retailers ready for Free Shipping Day
• CEOs of large U.S. companies don't see employment increasing
• Cincinnati City Council approves 2012 budget
• The New Nutcracker
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• MHP-ACT Prep Class at Madeira High School
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• U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood to Make Major Transportation Funding Announcement
• Macy's Downtown Dazzle continues this Saturday
• Local holiday shopping suggestions for great gifts
• PNC Festival of Lights
• Happy Zoo Year!
• Compensation on the rise in Hamilton County
• Total Quality Logistics plans expansion in Clermont
• Ky. insurers required to offer child-only policies
• Wesleyan Cemetery
• Mount men's basketball team handed 66-54 road loss at Denison University
• Fifth Third’s business loan tally for 2011 near $20 billion
• Delta projecting $800 million annual profit
• Federal shutdown, payroll tax break still in play
• Retailers sign at Highlands Market Square
• Cincinnati eateries named to Open Table 'best overall' list
• Fans flocking to see Cincinnati Cyclones skate
• Rose Hill Cemetery
• Courier names 2012 Health Care Heroes finalists
• They Save Horses, Don’t They?
• Just Scrapping By
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• Analyst cuts Fifth Third rating due to stock gain
• Retail sales barely climb in November
• Fed taking no action, sees economy gaining strength
• Boehner rep played a key role in Ohio redistricting map
• Lions' women's basketball team falls at home to Centre College, 81-67
• New outdoor retailer coming to Rookwood Commons
• Steiner plans to start Liberty Twp. development by 2013
• Air fares rose at CVG
• <i>Seekers</i>
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• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• The Koffin Kats with Dr. Bombay, The Returners, Vice Tricks and Switchblade Syndicate
• Making our hearts fertile for the birth of Jesus
• Kicker Mike Nugent wins the Bengals Ed Block Courage Award
• Marvin Lewis press conference: Texans edge the Bengals by a single point
• Bewitched show's Elizabeth Montgomery's former home for sale (Video)
• "The God Who Raptures Down to Earth
• Cincinnati streetcar wins $10.9M from feds
• U.S. Postal Service closures on hold, for now
• Hobsons buys Intelliworks
• Twas the night before Christmas...........................
• Duke Energy plans $300K in Cincinnati economic development grants
• Hunter named COO of Dunnhumby's BzzAgent
• Charlotte signs off on Chiquita incentives
• SBIR opened to VC-backed firms again
• Review: Kitchen Table Bakers Crisps
• How To Respond to Complaints on Twitter with Cincinnati Metro
• Slow Food Happy Hour
• Southwest makes big Boeing buy
• G.I. Joe: Retaliation will it be a huge success (Trailer)
• Eric Summe named CEO at NKY convention bureau
• Snoop Dogg has a high time in Atlanta fires up a smoke and shares with fans
• This year's hit toy? Well, uh ...
• Delta on-time percentage climbs
• Ohio issues 141 shale permits this year
• Ohio freeways could see heavier trucks
• Macy's given $40 target price by Barclays analysts
• <i>Seekers</i>
• <i>Contrasts: Recent Works by Dick Waller</i>
• Beef and barley soup
• Beef and barley soup
• Price Hill's Potter Field
• Perfect North owner tries not to worry about warm weather
• Xavier survey: Consumers’ view of American Dream fell in November
• Cincinnati chef Jean-Robert de Cavel becomes U.S. citizen
• Kroger's McMullen values message of 'A Christmas Carol'
• SLIDESHOW: Great Living Cincinnatians
• Macy's plans holiday shopping marathon
• Millville Cemetery
• Blue Jackets extend TV deal with Fox Sports Ohio
• Analyst gives Fifth Third top stock rating
• For those of you dying to know, here is the latest in the Kafka papers drama.
• Downtown's Cadillac Ranch gets new owners
• Could Pringles deal delay send top talent packing?
• Cincinnati State's frontcourt leads the Surge to victory
• Lawson shows free agency worth
• Celebrate the 12 dogs of Christmas
• Standing for freedom with you in 2012 and beyond
• Words speak louder than actions?
• Lady Gaga preps to become ordained minister to perform pals same sex marriage
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables December 9, 2011
• Ford recalls some Fusion, Mercury sedans
• EPA cites fracking as possible Wyoming pollution source
• 'Greatest Living Cincinnatians' class includes Clooney, Castellini
• Businesses still owe millions in Ohio smoking ban fines
• AT&T/T-Mobile merger hits another snag
• <i>Seekers</i>
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• Texans stun Bengals in final seconds
• City of Cincinnati dictatorship in progress
• Poverty an invisible issue in GOP Iowa Debate
• Consume, Remix, and Share
• Lions' wrestling places seventh at North Central College Invitational
• Fountain Square holiday skating event raises money for sick children
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Holiday traveling: Prepare yourself for road trips with children
• Brawl mars Xavier dominance of UC, 76-53
• Two female Lions compete at Capital University Track and Field Invitational
• Metal Gear Solid Rising gets New Developer, and New Subtitle
• Mount men's track and field grabs fifth place at indoor opener
• Lions' men's basketball team loses HCAC road match-up at Anderson University, 72-45
• Mount women's basketball suffers 62-49 setback at Anderson University
• PNC Festival of Lights at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Cincinnati SantaCon
• The City Flea Wrapped Up
• Mt. Adams Reindog Parade
• Mayor Mark Mallory asks citizens to help save postal worker jobs
• The Binary Marketing Show: Because of This, This, and This (2011)
• Aritomo: The Letter Raining Rainbow (2011)
• Cincinnati Movies Showing December 9-11 including Arthur's Christmas
• Art Museum Exhibit features 6,000 years of human history
• AT&T adds to mobile coverage in Greater Cincinnati
• CyrusOne to open 'massive' Dallas data center
• Talawanda girls open FAVC hoops season with big win
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• Shares of Diamond Foods jump on analyst report
• CNG Financial case spurs multiple lawsuits
• Universalist Church Historic District
• Waldschmidt-Camp Dennison District
• Top of the List: Largest Manufacturers
• Turpin Site
• Kroger eyes new Marketplace store in Florence
• This non-traditional wedding was filled with diversity
• A Look Ahead at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden
• Funding plan for homeless shelters goes to council Monday
• New Residents at the Cincinnati Zoo's Jungle Trails
• Winton Woods Chorus to Record Holiday Album with the Cincinnati Pops
• Cincinnati State women's basketball improves to 9-0 on the season
• HOLIDAY FAVORITE A CHRISTMAS CAROL RUNS THRU DECEMBER 30
• Young team baptized by fire
• HERALD CALENDAR
• PNC Festival of Lights
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• Winton Woods Board Recognizes International Studies Students
• HealthCare Connection Dental Center earns national recognition
• Local Blood Donor Inducted into Hall of Fame for Saving Lives
• Tom Brinkman Announces his Candidacy for the 27th District of the Ohio House of Representatives
• ST. VINCENT DE PAUL-CINCINNATI WELL REPRESENTED AT WE CELEBRATE AWARDS
• Three Retail Businesses to Open at Queen City Square
• Despite Europe’s woes, some Cincinnati companies thriving there
• Cincinnati Rollergirl Announcer, Tank is spot on again.
• Kim Kardashian's ex Kris Humphries 1st TV interview since the split on GMA
• Warrant's Jani Lane's estate problems (Video)
• Just when you get used to it, Twitter redesigns
• Cincinnati electric car firm plans American SUV
• Work starts on Party Source bourbon distillery project
• Ugly Christmas Sweater Party' Contest
• Michelle Duggar miscarries twentieth child
• Slow roasted beef
• University of Cincinnati players in line for sweet bowl swag
• Her life story may help readers find inner peace
• Youth empowerment organization opens Christmas toy drive
• Youth empowerment organization opens Christmas toy drive
• Afghan Whigs to reunite
• Newt Gingrich leads pack in latest Ohio poll
• Atlantic Sun commish: NKU should be competitive immediately
• Downtown's Jeff Ruby Steakhouse to open for lunch
• Nielsen Catalina hires Stermer as executive vice president
• Shares of Pringles buyer Diamond continue to fall
• S&P hikes Fifth Third rating, lowers U.S. Bancorp, PNC
• Hey all you family archivists! Has anyone tried this out yet? I plan to this w...
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• Procter & Gamble hit with $312M price-fixing fine in Europe
• Pujols leaving Cardinals for Angels, reports say
• Lions' senior offensive lineman Joe Noble heads group of six Lions' players named to All-OCF.com team
• Cincinnati USA Partnership adds Hamilton as senior director
• Xavier dispatches Butler, 73-61
• Skating event Dec. 19
• Meadows to step down as CHRC executive director
• City Manager Eliminates Deficit in Proposed 2012 Budget
• You're invited to The Cincinnati Herald's
• Christmas Village. Free food and toys
• Urban Active hosts toy drive for needy children
• CAA official says alleged mismanagement of federal weatherization fund is false
• Ask SCORE
• Cincinnati State appoints new Human Resources executive
• Senator Kearney praises passage of Senate Bill 40
• County Commissioner Portune to run for re-election
• World’s tallest pro player visits City's tallest building
• Woman who ministers to troubled women reigns as Miss Ohio Plus America
• Revelation Missionary Baptist Church
• Toyota wins coveted national award for company’s supplier diversity efforts
• Maria Allen McKenzie pens novel about forbidden interracial romance
• Center for Closing the Health Gap Healthy Cook-Off Nov. 19
• Bengals, St. Vincent de Paul bring holiday joy to 50 children
• Teresa Teri & Unique in concert Dec. 10
• AT&T Ohio gives $50K to Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges for diversity programs, college access
• Ribbon cutting event opens greater access to The Banks
• Join mayor’s young professionals
• Chiquita Brands heading to Charlotte, N.C.
• Ceremony ushers in historic City Council
• funeralcareers.nfda.org/c/job.cfm?site_id=2852&job=9216848
• Brown County General Hospital getting new name
• 2 Dayton-area Congressman will run for one seat
• Macy's reviewing relationship with Martha Stewart
• Brinkman planning return to state legislature
• Vibravoid: Minddrugs (Sulatron, 2011)
• Verdena: WOW (Blackout, 2011)
• Human Eye: They Came From the Sky (Sacred Bones, 2011)
• The Lions Rampant: It’s fun to do bad things (Deep Elm, 2010)
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Holiday Lights, Holiday Nights
• Oldest Civil Rights Organization opposes balanced budget amendment
• Darby Lee Historic Cemetery
• Congress Green Cemetery
• Beth Israel Cemetery
• CBT acquires 3 Rexel facilities in Dayton, plans to close them
• Adath Israel Cemetery
• Pizza Hut buys back 46 of its Southwest Ohio restaurants
• Analyst raises Cincinnati Financial rating to neutral
• Citigroup plans to cut 4,500 jobs
• Study: Local businesses still falling behind in social media
• NKU to join Division I Atlantic Sun Conference
• Fifth Third CEO Kabat says bank will pursue acquisitions
• New N.Ky. plant will add 20 jobs in Wilder
• Viking buys Michigan shopping center
• Downtown's Roxy Restaurant sues landlord over eviction
• Blagojevich's day of reckoning has come
• Restriction States enacting restrictive measures to vote
• Drake Sale a Bad Deal for Taxpayers
• Strawberry Letter #4
• Stopping Unnecessary Roughness
• Iron Horse Inn (Review)
• Which Holiday Show Should You See?
• Kentucky among the least healthy U.S. states
• Big East to add five schools
• 2 retailers headed to Bridgewater Falls
• Ohio small businesses apply for income tax credits
• Cincinnati cultural holiday activities for families: Dec 7-11
• Cincinnati universal holiday activities for families: December 7-11
• Tips for selecting a tree from a local Christmas tree farm
• MHP-City Of Madeira's St. Nick Night
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Madeira City Schools Sports News: Varsity Boys BB At The Cintas
• Christmas Tree Farms in Southern Ohio
• Minimalist running shoes
• Get your bowl on: It must be football season
• Happy Zoo Year!
• Is Your Pooch a Red? Find out!
• Krippendorf-Dittman Building
• Prasco names new CEO
• Hospitals, health institutions also in drug payment database
• Streamline Health profit jumps 212%
• Comey & Shepherd adds Agency West in N.Ky.
• UC sells one-fourth of Liberty Bowl allotment so far
• LCNB added to ABA Nasdaq stock index
• Macy's execs file to sell shares
• Ohio gives tax credits to Milacron, MHC Medical
• Procter & Gamble to sell PUR water filter business
• Procter & Gamble recalls puppy food
• Mount junior running back James Clay claims post-season award
• Koch brothers are wolves in sheep’s clothing
• Will Cain endorse Gingrich - will Gingrich make Cain his VP?
• West Chester firm wins contract to fix Ky. Speedway roads
• Toyota to ship cars from Kentucky to Korea
• Lions' basketball player Katie Jo Collins wins HCAC Player of the Week honor
• MHS - To The Parents of Seniors
• 'Tis the season - Avoiding Illness
• Cincinnati Cyclones teddy bear toss benefits Cincinnati Police
• Happy Repeal Day! Your right to party was won (back) on this day in 1933. Chee...
• Peeble's Corner Historic District
• Top of the List: Most Expensive Homes
• Over-the-Rhine Historic District
• Moody's could downgrade Hamilton County
• U.S. Postal Service asks to slow down mail
• Ninth Street Historic District
• Lytle Park Historic District
• Chesley asks Ky. Supreme Court to put hold on his disciplinary case
• CBRE adds Williams as senior associate
• Newspapers seeking to expand printing operations
• Tickets available for UC's trip to Liberty Bowl
• This is interesting. I was wondering if anyone was collecting OWS materials.
• African Americans receive excessive sentences in Butler County, Ohio
• Google helping Ohio businesses start websites
• Kona Ice creator inventing new products for franchisees
• Herman Cain brought shame and disgrace to his family.
• First Financial completes purchase, conversion of Flagstar
• Team USA wins the inagural Blood and Thunder World Cup
• Phillips Edison promotes Myers to CEO
• 'Deliverance' actor Bill Mckinney dead at 80 after filming Super Bowl ad (Video)
• Ozone Zipline expands today
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables December 2, 2011
• Brooke Mueller's only prayer Charlie Sheen?
• New payroll tax plan coming today
• Oakley Square project completed ... finally
• First Financial expands in Indiana
• iPhone widens lead over Blackberry
• Shaun White's naked photos being shopped ( Photos & Video)
• MHP-Attention Seniors: Senior Portraits
• MHP-PTA Meeting
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• I am racist in the name of the lord!
• Cincinnati pension plan is the elephant in the room
• Will there be new direction(s) for the City of Cincinnati?
• Steelers pummel Bengals, knock out Dalton
• Herman Cain (R.I.P) PIZZA
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Holiday happenings in the tri-state area
• City sidewalks, pretty sidewalks, dressed in holiday style..............
• Post-holiday excitement can trigger depression
• Community Christmas caroling and soup supper
• Local store policies on holiday gift returns
• Holiday how-to: Reporting unsafe consumer products
• Print your holiday photos online without leaving your home
• Holiday season is the time to avoid a cold or flu
• Xavier comes back from 19 down, overtakes Purdue 66-63
• Anna Aaron: Dogs in Spirit (Two Gentlemen, 2011)
• Lions' wrestling team takes 12th place at Ohio Northern University Invitational
• Mount men's basketball squad posts 63-44 home victory over Earlham College
• NFL lockout looms after players' union decertifies
• Out of Darkness, Hope
• Mount's women's basketball team reels in second straight victory with 70-60 win over Earlham College
• Silver band and silver fade are elegant looks for the holiday season
• Patty Waters: College Tour (ESP, 1966)
• Patty Waters: Patty Waters Sings (ESP, 1965)
• Grifters: So Happy Together (Sonic Noise, 1992)
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• AAA Great Vacations EXPO coming soon to Columbus, Ohio!
• City takes back incentives to balance budget
• The Art Academy Announces Its Accreditation Renewal Process and The HLC Evaluation Team Visit- April 16-18, 2012. Read More...
• AT&T Ohio presents $50,000 at Fall Diversity Forum to The Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges to continue campus diversity programs and promote college access
• Holiday Happenings at the Main Library!
• Beechwood Students Learn about Inclusion and Anti-Bullying Tactics
• HOLIDAY FAVORITE A CHRISTMAS CAROL DECEMBER 1 - DECEMBER 30
• Letter to Editor
• Ten Children Find “Forever” Families in Mass Ceremony to Celebrate Adoption
• Are You Blessed 2Bless?
• African American Business Development Program client receives National Honors
• Hillman Group buys OOK brand products
• Energy Alliance close to announcing investments that would boost funding for upgrades
• Flying to San Diego
• U.S. unemployment rate drops to lowest level in 2 years
• Tasha Smith & Michael Jai White The “For Better or Worse”
• Special Events – Three Keys To Financial Success
• Cincinnati State to host FIRST LEGO Robotics Tournament
• GE Aviation, Rolls-Royce cut funding for fighter jet engine
• Winton Woods High School Inducts New Honor Society Members
• Cincinnati Insurance Co. honored
• North College Hill H.S. and St. Xavier receive honorable mentions
• Why I love the month of December
• County Budget Commission concerned about bond rating, general fund
• Define My Style closes $690,000 seed-stage funding
• Barack Obama in Hawai'i and Indonesia: The Making of a Global President:
• Mustaches!
• Deer chili recipe
• P&G celebrates brand building with awards
• Cintas adds John Barrett to board
• Commission approves 3CDC's Mercer Commons
• Cages closing on Zoo Entertainment's ability to raise capital
• RelaDyne acquires La. petroleum marketer
• Team USA dominates New Zealand in Roller Derby World Cup
• Wendy's brings 170 more jobs to Ohio, shuts Atlanta office
• AT&T fires back at FCC over T-Mobile deal
• Ex-Bengal sells $3.5M Winnie the Pooh collection
• General Motors: We'll buy back Volts
• Bengals look to avenge loss to Steelers
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Ohio terminates CAA's weatherization funding
• Clark Gable& Loretta Young's secret daughter Judy Lewis dead (Video)
• In a Nice Neat Bow: Pleasant Surprises in the Fighting World
• Join the mayor’s young professionals kitchen cabinet
• The Black Keys: El Camino (Nonesuch, 2011)
• A Journey Down the Well: How Little Can Be The Orchestra (Fluttery, 2011)
• Brick and Mortar skate shop opens in Chicago Illinois
• 3 Ohio companies make Forbes ‘most promising’ list
• West Chester hires new community development director
• St. Elizabeth names Henley as CFO
• A lesson from Lima in post office closures
• Vantiv reports 61% increase in 3Q profit
• Report: Ohio offering huge incentive to lure Sears
• Fifth Third boosts mobile banking with smartphone apps, texting
• Closing the Health Gap launches `The Community Engagement Academy'
• Morgan State awards scholarships during visit here
• WeTHRIVE! Communities receive $24K to make healthy changes
• Union Bethel receives $15,250 for the Off the Streets
• Mayor, Council say health clinic plan would serve 5,000 more a year
• UC freshman is Cincinnatus award winner, scholar and athlete
• Chanel Stokes signs with Wofford College in South Carolina
• Impact Christian Ministries hosts community dinner, distributes turkeys
• YMCA Black & Latino Achievers Gala celebrates youth potential
• McLemore named NJCAA's Player of the Week
• Team Bearcats on the run; rebuilt Musketeers stumble early
• Cook gives Bengal line stability
• Fountain Square ice rink now open open
• Kimberlee Keeling is Chat*eld College
• St. Vincent de Paul seek family Christmas sponsors
• Cincinnati African American to hold special ChamberNet Dec. 8 at Joseph Clark Gallery
• World Choir Games tickets on sale March 1
• Men of Honor, A Salute to African American Men pays tribute to five extraordinary honorees
• Winton Woods senior recognized for academic achievement
• Agency enters arena of alcohol, drug treatment
• Day care center at Inspirational Baptist among Ohio’s best
• UC graduating senior honors former teacher
• Monzel, Portune vote to restore tax rollback
• Biggest provider of indigent care left out of renewed health and hospital levy
• Toyota event promotes minority business success
• Murray sentenced to four years for Michael Jackson's death
• St. Vincent de Paul served 2,500 Thanksgiving meals
• Kroger beats Wall Street, but 3Q profit down 3%
• Macy's sees 4.8% Nov. bump in same-store sales
• Blood and Thunder Roller Derby World Cup
• Another CCMS Alum in the news!
• Coke switching from white holiday cans back to red
• Dow posts biggest gain since 2009, local stocks rise
• Pay declined 0.7 percent in Cincinnati after recession
• Fifth Third adds Humana CEO to board
• Sluggish winter lies ahead for Cincinnati economy
• Lions' women's basketball squad posts first win of the season with a 73-68 victory at Bluffton University
• Lions' men's basketball team drops 52-39 home decision to Bluffton University
• <i>Who are Three Men Who Have Never Been In My Kitchen</i>
• MP - Holiday Craft Fair
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Mayor Mallory Statement On Chiquita's Decision
• Mount's "Leadership in Nursing Awards" Honors Four Local Healthcare Leaders
• Mount Honors Lifetime Donors at Cornerstone
• Herman Cain taking a tweeting beating
• Mindy McCready's reps reveals her son is with the country singer and safe (vid)
• Psy.D. Program Hosts Open House in Brattleboro Dec. 9
• Westwood Town Center Historic District
• Kentucky has 7th worst drivers, Ohio 10th best
• Larkin leads list on short list of Hall of Fame hopefuls
• United Methodist Church
• Wild animal ban submitted to Gov. Kasich
• Analysts see drop in Kroger 3Q profit
• D.C. think tank lauds Cincinnati's Strive effort
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• Race Street Historic District
• Lenox names Jay Hummel president, COO
• St. Paul Church Historic District
• World Choir Games tickets on sale in March
• College and Long-Distance Relationships
• Memorial services set for former P&G chief John Smale
• Marvin Lewis press conference: Dalton rallies the Bengals to defeat the Browns
• Ohio Gov.: I don't read Ohio newspapers
• Ohio layoffs spike in November
• Nov. 23-29: Worst Week Ever!
• Northern Kentucky’s Sudden Venue Shakeup
• Politicians on Both Sides Defy Will of the People
• Naptown Rollergirls dominate Ohio Rollergirls in unsanctioned bout
• Shining a Light
• Incentives for Chiquita could top $22M
• Local 127 (Review)
• Meet the Penguins
• Courteney Cox crotch shot at Spago (Photo & Video)
• Herman Cain attending rally in West Chester
• Cincinnati manufacturing economy gears down to one-year low
• Top 10 Fashion/Beauty Bloggers in Cincinnati
• The Ghosts of Christmas Past
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• <i>Who are Three Men Who Have Never Been In My Kitchen</i>
• Join the Mayor’s Young Professionals Kitchen Cabinet
• Salon Hosting Holiday Party for Customers!
• Chiquita has announced it will leave Cincinnati in 2012
• Commissioners to restore rollback, sell Drake Center
• Runners' Club of Greater Cincinnati 5K
• Lions' wrestling squad suffers tough battle at No. 23 Ohio Northern
• Comfort food for the soul
• Chiquita CEO: Charlotte provided most compelling economic case
• Hillenbrand posts 4Q bump in revenue
• Illuminating the Arts features writers and artists in Price Hill on December 2
• New councilmember Seelbach talks transportation, city budget
• Michael Jackson’s doctor Sentenced
• Grocer signs deal for West Chester site
• Southgate House to close- Say it isn't so
• Humana to acquire SeniorBridge home care company
• Delta adding flights at CVG
• American Airlines files for bankruptcy protection
• Kasich: Ohio's perks only for companies that want to be here
• Real estate experts: Chiquita's move a blow to image
• Heading into Winter 2011 - 2012
• Skyrim: How To Get Multiple Followers In The Elder Scrolls V
• Usher's battle to keep custody of his children (Video)
• Africa -head, shoulders, knees and toes
• Kelly Preston's stunning 39 LB weight loss secret (Photos & Video)
• Dreaming of a White Christmas at Covedale theater in December
• Mount baseball program to host 2011 Winter Baseball Camp
• Holloway leads Xavier to OT win over Vanderbilt
• Newport's Southgate House to close
• How many Cincinnati businesses were lost in recession?
• Cyber Monday has biggest sales ever
• <i>Who are Three Men Who Have Never Been In My Kitchen</i>
• Neuroscience degree added to undergraduate offerings at College of Mount St. Joseph
• The 11 Beers of Christmas
• Bengals pick up more than just a win over Browns
• Sara Gilbert's new love Linda Perry from 4 Non Blondes (Video)
• Turkey and dumplings
• Penn State: How Many of the Victims Were Black?
• Eddie Murphy Shares His Thoughts
• Students volunter in Simple Service Sunday
• Representative Alicia Reece Helps Fight Homelessness
• HOLIDAY FAVORITE A CHRISTMAS CAROL
• I’m Just Saying…
• HERALD CALENDAR
• Hunger Pains in Fundraising Efforts
• More Food For Thought on the Death Penalty, this time from Justice Paul Pfeifer, Who Publicly Urges Ohio To Get Rid of It
• Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati Presents the World Premiere of Snow White,
• STRAIGHT NO CHASER
• GOSPEL MUSIC PIONEER, BILL GAITHER, BRINGS CHRISTMAS MUSIC EVENT TO CINCINNATI
• Gary’s New Mayor Takes Her Place in History
• Send us your news
• Winton Woods Community PTA Introduces New Communication Tool
• Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hospital at Drake Starts Treating Patients in Early December
• The Home Ownership Center of Greater Cincinnati announces `BuzzUs' telephone event for local homeowners facing foreclosure
• Randy Michaels in line for $675K in severance, legal fees
• Pfizer's Lipitor deals raising eyebrows in Congress
• Analyst surprised at Ashland's profit forecast
• New license plates to feature Ohioans’ input
• Cincinnati Bell names COO for CyrusOne unit
• Top of the List: Cincinnati's Largest Banks
• Cincinnati could be only major metro with no mail processing site
• PNC tabs the true cost of Christmas
• Kylie Jenner & Cody Simpson dating? (Photo& Video)
• Gun season harvest numbers down again
• Not archives, but worth a share. Get yourself over to the CAM on Dec. 1st!
• Macy's stock jumps on strong Black Friday
• Pocahontas 1614 wedding site found by archeologists (Video)
• Fifth Third taps Julie Fallon Hughes as PA president
• From Flooding Rain to Snow Showers
• Christian Bale reveals he will no longer be playing Batman (Videos)
• Report: Urban Meyer accepts Ohio State job
• Miley Cyrus 'smoking too much weed' comment defended by Kelly Osbourne (Videos)
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables November 25, 2011
• Demi Moore fails to attend Tallulah Willis' Debutante Ball in Paris
• Announcement today on Urban Meyer to OSU?
• Moody's: Europe debt crisis could cascade
• Two Cincinnati owned and operated online toy and game retailers for Cyber Monday
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
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• Cincinnati Beer Week, 2012
• Holidays on Ice
• Mount women's basketball team suffers 74-68 loss to the University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Winterfair
• Third-period woes lead to another Talawanda hockey loss
• Making sense out of the seemingly senseless crosses and trials in our lives
• Xavier has easy time with Georgia, cruises to 70-56 win
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• The Spirit of Christmas Tours
• Winterfair
• Two Great Christmas shows in Cincinnati
• Let them eat cake. Cupcakes that is!
• Talawanda hockey falls 6-2 but shows promise in opener
• Price Hill tradition starts Thanksgiving Day with a parade
• The things I am thankful for
• Fort Morgan Historic Site
• Cincinnati's annual "Macy's Light Up the Square" to be held on November 25
• Dierks Bentley gives fans the opportunity to create video for Home
• Product review: Crappy Birthday card game
• Winterfair
• Macy's Light Up the Square
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• The Spirit of Christmas Tours
• The Tanzania tooth brushing
• Wrestler Andre Davis convicted of having sex without disclosing HIV status
• Roasted pumpkin cider soup
• Finding the meaning of Thanksgiving in America's secular world
• You're invited to The Cincinnati Herald's
• Penn State: How Many of the Victims Were Black?
• St. Vincent de Paul brightens Thanksgiving for local families
• UC Football Players Making A Difference
• Celebrate the holidays with the Alabama Connection Christmas Party and Scholarship Fundraiser
• Jim Jones creates display for "Art In Bloom"
• Peko: Doing what comes naturally
• Cincinnati is Home for the Holidays with Boxing on HBO
• Correction
• Reds' Urban Youth Academy kicks off third year
• Young Bengals earning hard stripes
• Carmel Presbyterian Church celebrates 110th anniversary
• Representative Williams Pleased Charges Filed in Harassment Case
• Signature Fall Jazz Concert Raises $25,000 for HealthCare Connection’s Diabetes Initiative
• African American Men’s Chorus in fundraising concert here
• Free workshop "Mother and Child Images In Traditional African Art" Dec. 3
• Vibrant, emerging young Black leader serves community
• Zion Baptist participates in Baptists' National Day of Service
• Playhouse Shelterhouse features `Always...Patsy Cline' Nov. 19-Jan. 22
• Heaven and Earth Cleaning Services earns Coveted SBA 8(a) Certification
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• Intelligrated to double HQ, add 200 jobs in Mason
• SoMoLend peer lending site rolls out in Ohio
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• Hunt for the Hungry
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• DataCenter: Search for pollution in your neighborhood
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• Greg Halman Seattle Mariner's outfielder stabbed to death in the Netherlands
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• A Stormy Tuesday but a Sunny Thanksgiving!
• Brian Habegger named president at Habegger Corp.
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• NAACP supports JJDPA and JABG programs
• The Antlers: Burst Apart (Frenchkiss, 2011)
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• The NAACP urges swift passage of The FAST Act
• Across Tundras: Sage (Neurot, 2011)
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• Robin Gibb battling liver cancer (VIDEO)
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• Bengals comeback falls short against Ravens
• Honoring the Gospel this Thanksgiving
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• Cincinnati Police Chief to review the uses of Tasers
• How we treat one another is all that matters
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• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
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• 15-60-75: Jimmy Bell's Still In Town (Water Brothers, 1976)
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• Matt Brown submitted in the second round at UFC 139
• Lions' men's basketbal team captures Tip-Off Tournament title
• "Do Everything"
• U.S. Senate plans first ever gift exchange
• Councilman Winburn - Thankful, plans to give away wealth
• Lions' wrestling team spars at Bill Harris Open
• Butler County Fairgrounds
• Western Hills Country Club
• Xavier holds off stubborn Miami squad, 66-60
• The White House Inn
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• Ninth Street Historic District
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• Rapid Run Middle School
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• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
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• Grace Under Fire's Brett Butler reveals she was broke, homeless,& abusing drugs
• Lions' women's basketball team falls at home in tight game to Ohio Wesleyan University, 61-57
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• Workers comp bureau rolls out 'best practices' plan
• County Commission President Hartman proposes 2012 Sales Tax Fund solution
• Planning commission greenlights OTR's Mercer Commons
• Winton Woods High School Receives $10,000 Educational Program Donation
• P.A.C.E. High teacher named Kappa Delta Pi ‘Teacher of Honor’
• Letter to the Editor
• Living Wage Campaign: The Answer to Occupy Wall Street
• Cincinnati's Zion Baptist Church to Participate In
• Carla Chance is new Executive V.P. at Cincinnati State
• St. Vincent de Paul makes Thanksgiving brighter for local families
• Media shy Foxx steps out with big news, big honor
• Northern Kentucky University adds 6 law courses
• Cincinnati ranks No. 115 on 'brainpower' list
• Fifth Third earnings could jump 20 percent thanks to capital
• Happy Friday!
• Ohio unemployment dips slightly to 9 percent
• Going to Africa and a hen named Gail
• Move by Embraer might be good news for GE Aviation
• Britney Spears bit by fan in Brazil (VIDEO)
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• Amazon may release smart phone
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• Kentucky's unemployment rate drops
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• Jerusalem restaurant owner charged in explosion
• Cincinnati Home And Garden Show 2012
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• The Munster's 2012 NBC Pilot Ordered
• SLIDESHOW: Cincinnati's Dirty Dozen
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• Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati Presents the World Premiere of Snow White,
• Peko: Doing what comes naturally
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• Simon Thomas Jacobs to Give Organ Recital
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• Winton Woods Senior is “Student of the Week”
• Supplier Diversity Matchmaker connXus.com Secures Round of Seed Funding
• The Home Ownership Center of Greater Cincinnati Announces BuzzUs Telephone Event for Local Homeowners Facing Foreclosure
• Winton Woods Grad Performs with Sing-Off Judge
• Crossroads volunteers to drop off 8800 Thanksgiving
• Cincinnati shows off entrepreneurial know-how
• N. Ky.'s St. Elizabeth Healthcare to go tobacco-free
• Toyota begins Corolla production in Mississippi
• One in five
• Duke Energy-Progress Energy merger opponents call for sale of power plants
• Park National to sell bank subsidiary
• GE Aviation venture lands huge engine order
• Dry and Cold heading into the Weekend
• Louisville tops Duke in basketball revenue
• Healthwarehouse.com posts 129% sales bump
• Tori Spelling shown topless on Twitter (Photo)
• Jancoa owners named Business Persons of the Year at Hispanic Summit
• You're invited to The Cincinnati Herald's
• NAACP 56th Freedom Fund Dinner
• New Young Professionals’ Choral Collective to compete in World Choir Games
• Doctors in the Kitchen
• CPS students' learning growth ranks in top 5 percent in Ohio
• Fanon Rucker to seek seat on Ohio’s top court
• The Odd(ly Diverse) Couple
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• Wendy Williams: The Kam Williams interview
• Black and White Cancer Survivors Ball highlights early cancer detection
• Kearney's Adoption Loan Program funded
• We stand corrected
• Lillian Jones was ‘a jewel in the Queen City’
• Kasich appoints Williams to Hamilton County Juvenile Court
• Free community dinner Thanksgiving Day
• Event remembers Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth Sr.
• Casino construction exceeding inclusion goals
• Jackson visits Occupy Cincinnati
• 'Wizard of Oz' Munchkin Karl Slover dead at age 93 (video)
• Change to the Inaugural KITTEN TRAXX- Chicago Invitational.
• Justin Bieber 'Baby' mama accuser's leaked texts reveal lies
• Sports complex planned for Cincinnati Mall
• Starbucks rising coffee prices
• Vitas Healthcare faces whistleblower lawsuit
• Cincinnati hospitals have reduced bloodstream infections in ICUs
• Council approves mobile food truck area near Fountain Square
• Chrysler to invest $500M in Toledo
• The Top 5: Mortgage lenders
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Bud Selig wants to see a five team NL Central
• Occupiers want to reinvent the economy, the world, and the wheel
• Boeing lands record wide-body jetliner contract, helps GE Aviation.
• Drumline Live at the Taft Theatre this weekend
• More food trucks headed to Fountain Square
• NewSong's “Very Merry Christmas Tour” comes to Cincinnati on December 18
• New Edgecliff hosts playwrighting workshop, Nov. 19
• Chrysler investing $500M in Toledo
• The day Livingstone "discovered" Victoria Falls
• Continental Divide and Conquer, WFTDA Championships; Oly vs. Kansas City
• Aurora Casket to sell Rookwood urns
• GE Aviation's Chinese joint venture under scrutiny
• Strive Partnership report points to progress
• Salvation Army kicks off Kettle campaign
• GE Aviation's Dubai Air Show orders reach $14B
• Cheviot Financial to launch $51M stock sale
• Shopping for the best Christmas ever
• Miami U. ranks No. 26 in U.S. for study abroad
• Rev. Jesse Jackson visits Occupy Cincinnati
• Nov. 9-15: Worst Week Ever!
• Losing 10,000 Voters is Nothing to Shrug Off
• Banking on a Big Change
• Poetry Reading At AAC- Tonight At 7PM!
• CCMS 2011 Fall Update Newsletter is out.
• Making a Nuisance of Themselves
• Another Stormy Month and No End in Sight!
• Speaking His Language
• Greatness comes from suffering and perseverance
• Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
• Crafty Visions
• Holloway returns as Xavier cruises to win over IPFW
• Congress planning to end bonuses for Freddie, Fannie executives
• Apple warming up to the business market
• Fire at Western & Southern building extinguished
• Rev. Jesse Jackson rallies Occupy Cincinnati
• Hot Head Burritos signs deal for 30 Ohio restaurants
• Forecast: Ohio holiday retail sales look merry
• Top 5: Largest mortgage lenders
• <i>Is This Thing On?</i>
• Marvin Lewis press conference: Steelers end the Bengals winning streak
• Jeans Wilder: Antiques (Nice People, 2009)
• Jeans Wilder: Nice Trash (La Station Radar, 2010)
• Katy Perry's embarrassing viral video (See It Here)
• Kardashian Krash on the way?
• How to offer effective prayers of supplication
• Where to sing in Cincinnati
• James Blake: James Blake (Universal Republic, 2011)
• Bruce Lamont: Feral Songs of the Epic Decline (At A Loss, 2011)
• Hunting breeding bucks
• Lions' men's basketball drops 52 points in second half to topple 11-point halftime deficit
• Giles Corey: Giles Corey (Enemies List, 2011)
• Being Long-Distance for the Holidays
• Cincinnati applies for more federal streetcar funds
• SLIDESHOW: Top historic preservation projects
• Connor Group sells Cincinnati apartments for $23.5M
• CincyTech's Coy: 'A year of tremendous momentum'
• Jesse Jackson to meet with Occupy Cincinnati
• Zacks ups Macy's to 'strong buy'
• University of Cincinnati research funding tally: $418M
• Wine Guy to open in Bridgewater Falls
• Amon Tobin: ISAM (Ninja Tune, 2011)
• Fifth Third gets biggest earnings estimate hike of day
• Taft Stettinius merging with Chester Willcox
• Lost and Found
• Recycling to create a magical holiday
• Patti LaBelle sued for attacking mother and baby in New York
• The Seedy Seeds add new drummer
• Continental Divide and Conquer, WFTDA Championships; Oly vs. Philly
• When Faith meets Science
• Emperor Justinian's lasting legacy to Christianity
• Morgens Hall renovations at UC running over budget
• Hey freelancers, this app is for you
• Telephone drive connects home owners with free federal money
• 5 tips to speed up your job search
• Duke Energy CEO supports carbon and pollution regulation
• Top of the List: Mortgage Lenders
• Swimmer Michael Phelps to hawk P&G shampoo
• AirTran expanding in Dayton, other cities
• College of Mount St. Joseph Nursing Graduates Rank in the Top 5 in Ohio
• America Recycles Day in Cincinnati: One day only
• Trail report - Shawnee State Forest Backpack Trail, Part 3
• The latest Bengals roster moves
• Not the same old dressing
• Diaspora- co-founder Ilya Zhitomirskiy reported dead at 22
• Continental Divide and Conquer, WFTDA Championships; Kansas City vs. Windy City
• Ohio infant with baby wipe lodged in throat's father charged with felony (Video)
• Mount football duo selected for HCAC Player of the Week honors
• Investors jockey to lead Omnicare class-action suit
• Delta continues New York growth
• Viking buys Colorado shopping center
• Over-the-Rhine program to honor activist Buddy Gray
• GE Aviation 'propping' up new revenue stream
• U.S. Supreme Court to hear health-reform case
• Brad Pitt announces retirement plans (Video)
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• GE Aviation inks $6B deal with Emirates
• Economist: Nothing suggests a new recession
• West Side Story's 50th anniversary celebration (Video)
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• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables November 11, 2011
• Amazon's 'prime' loses millions, still seen as key
• Banks add new fees to raise revenue
• What are Cincinnati's most congested roads?
• The List: Largest Tri-State residential mortgage lenders
• Explosion rocks Clifton restaurant
• Homearama announces 2012 site
• Steelers pick off Bengals
• <i>Victory City</i>
• MP-Thursday Information From Rob Kramer
• Team StarKid brings first ever national tour to Cincinnati's Bogart's
• Smitherman re-instated to Cincinnati Branch NAACP presidency
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• Another victory for the Obama’s administration
• Continental Divide and Conquer, WFTDA Championships; Texas vs Minnesota
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• Trail report - Shawnee State Forest Backpack Trail, Part 2
• <i>Doubt</i>
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• Lions' football team drops closely-contested 33-28 decision to Thomas More College in Bridge Bowl XVI
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• Day 2 of Continental Divide and Conquer; WFTDA 2011 Championships
• Tu-less Muskies roll to opening night victory
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• BRINK: A New Music Showcase featuring Vito Emmanuel, SHADOWRAPTR, Victoria Electric, Automagik, Young Heirlooms, Sea of Storms and The Apricots
• BRINK: A New Music Showcase featuring The Tammy WhyNots, Oui Si Yes, The REady Stance and The Stealth Pastille
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• Bengals and Steelers meet for a share of first place
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• The Majestic Showboat
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• Covedale Library quilt show brightens up November
• Midland tops off leasing at N. Ky. development
• Cincinnati Bell adds 4G BlackBerrys to lineup
• Convergys hiring 600 in Texas
• Looking for capital? SBA is opening the gates
• The Smokin' Monkey
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• Ten ways to honor our Veteran's
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• The Color of Your Pooch I
• Dunham Holiday Boutique features more than 40 crafters
• Two Tri-State school districts ranked best in Ohio
• Omega processing strikes deal with Banterra Bank
• Wendy's makes bet on new burger
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• Portfolio: Five surprise findings on daily deals
• Here are Greater Cincinnati's largest residential mortgage lenders
• Starbucks to move into juices
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• Richard Stobbs inducted into Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame
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• Building a better casserole
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• Obama Jobs Bill Blocked by Senate Republicans
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• New Buffalo Wings & Rings concept opens in Illinois
• New NAACP Program Targets Childhood Obesity
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• Jimmy G's sets opening date
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• Prayer Caravan to visit communities
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• The Center for Closing the Health Gap presents Chef G. Garvin from The Cooking Channel!
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• HOME hosts forum to honor racially diverse communities
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• Boxing legend Joe Frazier dies at age 67
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• Analyst: Outlook strong for CRO industry
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• Office Team to bosses: A little March Madness is a good thing
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• Kroger downgraded to 'neutral'
• NFL lockout looms as negotiations resume
• Japanese manufacturers hit hard by disaster
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• Western & Southern to hire 100
• Wal-Mart to open hundreds of small stores
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• Japan quake, Hawaii braces for tsunami
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• Six Ohio colleges make list of top private school values
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• Boehner: Delay on jobs bill prompts regulations
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• Duke Energy copters to buzz Deerfield Township
• Debris raises questions about St. Bernard landfill boundary
• George Clooney "was like a father to me" claims Elisabetta Canalis
• Three more tenants sign on at U Square @ the Loop
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• Kim Kardashian's fairy tale marriage officially over after 72 days
• Macy's to open at midnight on Black Friday
• Price Hill gets Community Entertainment District label
• Sen. Lamar Alexander pushing tax collection for online sales
• Wm. Cargile & Marian Spencer support Cincinnati Public Schools levy
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• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables October 28, 2011
• Cincinnati police charge 42 year old woman with homicide
• House lawmakers introduce online piracy bill
• Federal Reserve crimping bank moves
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• GM, Ford debt safer after UAW deals
• Cox restructuring newspaper unit
• Top of the List: Largest Northern Kentucky employers
• EP-Message From PTA President
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• Leadership Expert To Speak At The Mount
• Black Friday begins Thanksgiving Night at Toys R Us
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• Dysert sets records in rout over Buffalo
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• The British Television Advertising Awards
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• The British Television Advertising Awards
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• Filing targets Kenwood Towne Place lawyer
• Jimmy Flynt sues Larry Flynt for wrongful termination
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• Health Care Access Now receives grant for a Regional Community Health Needs Assessment
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• Results are in: These are Cincinnati's top landmarks
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• Tin Roof to open at The Banks
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• Designs for Brent Spence Bridge replacement narrowed to 3
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• Interstate 75 northbound reopened after crash
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• Thomas More offering 3-year degree
• Strauss & Troy renews downtown Cincinnati lease
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• SLIDESHOW: 2011 Men of Honor
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• Forecast: Holiday sales will be modest
• Speaking of exhibits...take a look at the Lloyd Library's new online exhibit on...
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• Progress CEO: Power rates could rise for 20 years
• Cincinnati Police get $6.8M to pay salaries
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• Top 5: Women-owned firms
• Omnicare taking more time to buy PharMerica shares
• Concerns mount over oil and gas drilling in Wayne National Forest
• Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dies at 56
• Spinach: Plant now and its ready-to-eat by spring
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• Cincinnati Civil War walking tour each weekend in October
• Graduate Information Session at the Mount
• Mount hosts Get Acquainted Day
• Mount honors Copeland with Seton Medal
• Notre Dame and Bowling Green leave CCHA's future in doubt
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• Cincinnati awarded grant from the Department of Justice for law enforcement
• Wet spring means few u-pick apples
• Steve Jobs Apple co-founder dead at age 56 from cancer
• David Cassidy sues Sony for Partridge Family royalties (Videos)
• Civil rights giant Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth Sr dies
• Champion Window continues on expansion track
• Study: Cincinnati housing recovery still far off
• Halloween spending to hit $72 per person this year
• Fred Shuttlesworth dies at 89
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• Delta upgrading in-flight entertainment options
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• Developers ask city for $540K in incentives for Color Building
• Convergys names exec for overseas operations
• Black Eyed Peas' mystery behind suddenly dropping out of MJ Tribute
• Eden Park gazebo haunted by the ghost of Imogene Remus since October 6, 1927
• Survey: Fans don’t find big favorites in Bengals, Browns
• Ohio, Ky. see more job cuts in September
• Youth hunters hit the woods this weekend
• Montpelier Center Hosts Dialogue on Social and Ethical Responsibility
• Johnny Depp: 'I am truly sorry' apologizes for rape/photo shoot comparisons
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• Additional Performers Announced for The 45th Annual CMA Awards
• Passenger Pigeon Memorial
• Lords of the Arctic Exhibit
• Dancing With The Stars Week 3 Elimination Recap: Kristin Cavallari kicked off
• HallZOOween
• How to make a great and affordable cheese plate
• Loss of tech jobs hurting Ohio
• AK Steel expanding with acquisition, joint venture
• P&G giving Ivory soap a makeover
• AMES adding more than 250 jobs in Wilmington
• Apple rolls out iPhone 4S, not iPhone 5
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• The Top 5: Women-owned companies
• Open Jam with Sonny Moorman
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• 'Tis the Season: Get a Start on the Holidays
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• Adele's vocal chord hemorrhage forces her to cancel U.S. tour
• Cincinnati Council hopefuls and others camp out for early voting
• Cyclones Power Play 5K Run/Walk
• Marvin Lewis discusses the Bengals win over the Bills
• Kohl's to hire 40,000 seasonal workers
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• Free-roam: Boon or Burden?
• SLIDESHOW: Interbrand ranks the top global brands
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• Talawanda Hall of Fame induction next week
• Touchstone acquiring 17 mutual funds, boosting assets to $10B
• Cincinnati and Covington Suspension Bridge
• Station buy gives Scripps entrance into Spanish market
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• U.S. Bank surpasses Fifth Third as largest local bank
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• Kelsey Grammer: Gets the kids then sends them off with the nanny
• Suzy Hotrod of the Gotham Girls will appear in ESPN The Magazine's "Body Issue"
• Convergys to buy back $200M in shares
• Bobbie Williams rejoins the Bengals on a roster exemption
• Ken Burns documentary on Prohibition spotlights Price Hill’s George Remus
• Hank Williams Jr's Monday Night Football controversy:Jr canned for Obama remarks
• Which MLB team got the best bang for the buck?
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• Five new shops headed to Anderson Towne Center
• Kasich to make jobs announcement in Wilmington
• Scripps to buy 9 TV stations from McGraw-Hill
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• Top of the List: Women-owned companies
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• Mount Inducts New Alumnae into Athletic Hall of Fame
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• Miller resigns as Kentucky's finance secretary
• Ohio nets $2.7M in AstraZeneca settlement
• Ousted Rookwood CEO Rose sues to regain control
• The things we...don't keep?
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• Streetcar advocates: Cut in funding violates state rules
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• Auto industry insiders say things are looking up
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• AOL names Cincinnati great city for young people
• Flynn & Co. buys two CPA firms
• Talawanda football falls in league opener
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• Keith Harrison to retire from Procter & Gamble
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• First Financial to make announcement
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• Census: Region grows, Cincinnati shrinks
• Eastman Kodak seeks legal advice on bankruptcy
• Duke Energy, Progress work to sway regulators
• Ohio State helping favored bidders, critics charge
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• AT&T asks court to dismiss antitrust lawsuit
• Top of the List: Women-owned businesses
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• SINBAD
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• Could former Governor Ted Strickland be returning?
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• Public school officials do not want expanded voucher’s program
• Miami fails to reclaim the Bell
• Hyde Park Art Show
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• John Henton
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• Is Gov.Chris Christie to Fat and Conservative to run for president?
• Bengals set to take on Bills
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• Maturing Smith holding his own
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• YMCA of Greater Cincinnati to honor 37 professionals who want to help teens succeed
• Town Hall meeting features Police Chief Craig
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• ‘Pass this bill!’
• NEWS Taft’s Duncanson Artist-in-Residence program celebrates 25 years
• Saxophonist and arranger-composer and Cincinnati native Frank Foster remembered
• Meetings address state of local Catholic schools
• Sharpton to speak at Ohio Legislative Black Caucus Convention and Dinner
• Voter registration deadlines coming
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• New report highlights Blacks' use of social media
• Dr. O’dell Owens becomes fifth president of Cincinnati State
• Bud wholesalers to distribute Yuengling in Cincinnati
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• UC Health names foundation president
• Pampers Dry Max settlement gets final OK
• SLIDESHOW: Which MLB team got the best bang for the buck?
• Local historical societies feature exhibit, book about bootlegger George Remus
• NBA baller Delonte West now working at furniture store
• Canceled flights climb to 10-year high; flights harder to rebook
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• Cincinnati’s small banks strong, but storm clouds loom
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• Two P&G execs make list of 50 most powerful women
• Obama jobs plan would avoid recession, survey says
• Bengal player to open yogurt store at Banks
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• <i>Still Lifes from My Perspective</i>
• University of Cincinnati committed NCAA violations; sanctions issued
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• P&G, start-up headed to court over name
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• Here is a great "found it in the archives" story for you on this drizzly Wednesday.
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• Starting your own social media site
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• Delivery of GEnx-powered Boeing 747-8 delayed
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• End of summer fun is “spelled” Showboat Majestic this weekend
• Cincinnati unemployment rate drops to 8.7%
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• Kroger workers OK new contract
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• Mayfield Clinic hires CEO
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• Cincinnati-based Vantiv lays off 75 in Indiana
• Scripps consolidates all digital offerings
• The president announced his deficit reduction plan
• Enzyte's Warshak looks for reduced sentence
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• Anderson Cooper interviews his 87-old-mother Gloria Vanderbilt
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• Duke Energy, Progress Energy to cut 2,000 jobs
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• Omnicare will move to Cincinnati
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• Mother of Mercy High School
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• Facebook to unveil media platform
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• Openly gay, Council hopeful Seelbach irks blacks at forum
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• There are approximately 4000 chemicals in cigarettes
• Are there any qualified African American Males Amongst us?
• Symmes Township, Cincinnati, Ohio Tea Party members
• President Barack Obama on the road again
• "A resolution alone is insufficient."
• The U.N. has taken another stand on global health issues
• Transformation is a process of many steps
• Government's high-profile labor case against the Boeing Company
• Ohio's newly redrawn proposed congressional lines
• Cincinnati Wishes George Jones a Happy Birthday!
• Old West Fest
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• Cookie wins annual wiener dog race on Fountain Square
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• SLIDESHOW: Cincinnati's five largest office leases
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• Gladys Styles Johnston, Ph.D., Joins Union's Board of Trustees
• Brad Pitt claims remarks about Jennifer Anniston were misinterpreted
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• Fifth Third, Huntington lauded by Fannie Mae
• Ex-Ohio State football star pleads guilty
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• Top 5: Cincinnati's largest nonprofit fundraisers
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• Austin approves $675M wind contract with Duke Energy
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• Tire Discounters rolling out three new stores
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• Google adds flight search
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• Chiquita helps break banana world record
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• E.W. Scripps creates, fills new executive position
• The Top 5: Cincinnati's largest hospitals
• Cincinnati Bengals Preview: Quarterbacks and Receivers
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• Darren Carter
• A-Line September Fashion Event
• <i>Images & Objects: New Work</i>
• Remembering 9/11 through the toys our children played with - Rescue Heroes
• The River Is Rising
• Weigh-ins for "Strikeforce World Grand Prix Semifinals" on Friday
• Battle for Twilight to take place in court
• Miley Cyrus forced to defend her new sexy look (VIDEO)
• Dunnhumby to donate parking for Bengals games
• E.W. Scripps names Knutson to top admin role
• Delta adds Wi-Fi to regional jet
• Council proposal would make Opening Day official
• Jurgensen lands Wright-Patt contract
• 9/11 artifacts on display at Cincinnati fire museum
• Portman: Congress needs to work together to bring jobs to Ohio
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• WXEG in Dayton to host X-Fest
• Summe named interim CEO at Ky. visitors bureau
• Welcome to Meteorological Autumn!
• Macy's upgraded by Zack's
• Cincinnati delinquency rate nears 16%
• Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes get caught up in the magic at Disneyland and hook up
• Buddy Holly would have celebrated his 75th birthday, September 7, 2011
• New Events Added to the Cincinnati Zoo
• Good for the enemy
• Bill Hudson's tell-all book about being Goldie Hawn's ex & Kate Hudson's dad
• Health care, manufacturing, hospitality have most job openings
• Groupon considers delaying going public
• Cincinnati plans improvements in area surrounding casino
• S.C. advocate supports Duke, Progress merger
• Keller's IGA reopening planned for 2012
• LCNB to be listed on Nasdaq
• Top 5: Tri-State's largest hospitals
• Madeira Elementary School Parent Information - PTA Meeting
• Mount To Be One of Four Sites for ReelAbilities NY Disabilities Film Festival
• Long distance relationships: why they rock and suck
• Gluten free dessert tour in Columbus September 24th
• The Bengals make more roster adjustments before the season starts
• The Hudepohl 14K Brewery Run
• Fall TV season: Anderson Cooper talks to Amy Winehouse's family & more
• Madonna's rude remarks over a fans gift (VIDEO)
• The Bachelor Season 16's new man is Ben Flajnik (video)
• National Portfolio Day- October 1, 2011 At The Art Academy Of Cincinnati!
• My Chemical Romance Fire Drummer Michael Pedicone fired for stealing
• SLIDESHOW: 10 happier places to work
• PNC study: Young adults fear financial futures
• Kroger promotes Fey to QFC division
• What's that buzzing at the Carew Tower?
• Colorado pup holds 2012 Guinness World Record for "longest ears on a living dog"
• Analyst hikes rating of Fifth Third stock
• Free care at Ohio hospitals grows to $2.9B
• No one deserves to be defined by mental illness or homelessness: Part Three
• NanoLogix to shift research out of Cincinnati
• Attorney Mike Allen shares his vision for a better Cincinnati
• Kroger acquiring eight Schnucks stores in Memphis area
• Jessica Simpson considering breast reduction surgery before wedding?
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables September 2, 2011:
• Immelt predicts GE profit will beat S&P through 2013
• Starbucks plans huge expansion in China
• Toyota to halt Camry shipments to U.S.
• U.S. hits 17 big banks with mortgage lawsuit
• SLIDESHOW: Shoppers 10 favorite online retailers
• Top of the List: Largest Hospitals
• VP Biden visits AFL-CIO picnic at Cincy's Coney Island
• D-Train derailed again as Reds nipped by Cubs
• dunnhumbyUSA Encourages Bengals Fans to Support Community While They Park
• MP-Important Information Regarding a Bus Change for the White and Gray Bus
• Around Campus: Eick leads way to season-opening win
• Tips on grilling like a pro
• No one deserves to be defined by mental illness or homelessness: Part Two
• Great back to school advice for parents, students
• MHP - Theatre Arts Parent Meeting
• MHP-Important Info For Juniors
• Bengals add seven players to their practice squad
• No one should have to be defined by mental illness or homelessness
• Bengals make final cuts to roster
• Could there be racism within AFSCME’s leadership?
• Maryland woman missing in Aruba is feared dead
• Is Duke Energy trying to create a monopoly?
• 'Hawks play Mizzou close, but drop season opener
• Modern Warfare 3 vs. Battlefield 3: A Pointless Battle
• Talawanda football hammered in home opener
• Streetcar decision looms in Columbus
• Customs seizes $30M in counterfeit funds at DHL
• First Financial Bank to make downtown announcement
• Cincinnati Bengals make final cuts to get to 53 man roster
• Beshear calls special session to address Medicaid, dropout bill
• Andrew Swallow hired to head Bethesda Foundation
• Jazz Returns to the Taft Museum
• Identity theft leads Ohio’s FTC complaints
• Empower names Nancy Koors as strategy officer
• Big increase in mortgage applications
• FitzGibbon retires as Easter Seals Work Resource Center CEO
• Cincinnati unemployment jumps to 10%
• 9/11 10-year anniversary memorial program at Voice of America Park
• Gov. Kasich ready to make more changes
• Clooney finished filming in Cincinnati
• OSU coach Jim Tressel suspended
• Cincinnati, county police merger talks over
• Ernst & Young seeks best entrepreneurs
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• Kroger CEO Dillon sells block of stock
• Top 5: Cincinnati physician groups
• Ernst & Young award nominations due 3/18
• MP-Tag Day Drivers Needed for 7th and 8th Grade Band/Choir Students
• News: Madeira High School Directory Extension
• Cincinnati Bengals sign C Kyle Cook and CB Leon Hall through 2015
• Free MMA fights on Sunday night at Sawyer Point
• Get ready for MidPoint 2011
• Gibbon Island
• Africa Exhibit
• Cheetah 5K Run
• Roger Allbee, Former VT Secretary of Agriculture, Appointed to Board of Trustees
• Cincinnati stocks tumble on jobs news
• Kroger and PepsiCo Donate to Africa Exhibit
• Christ Hospital hosts Chinese OB/GYNs
• Fifth Third wins kudos for foreign exchange customer service
• Kings Island to double size of water park
• Procter & Gamble puts Gillette up for PR review
• Gabriel's Place seeks to grow in Avondale "food desert"
• Cat Canyon Constructions Begins at Cincinnati Zoo
• Cincinnati Subway
• Oak Hills High School
• Eden Park
• Cincinnati Museum Center
• Cincinnati Zoo
• Training Rescued Dogs: House Training Game Plan II
• Training Rescued Dogs: House Training Game Plan I
• How do you cope in a deteriorating situation?
• SLIDESHOW: Shoppers' 10 favorite online retailers
• New arrival in the CCMS Library:
• Midwest Culinary Institute is running Faculty Club at UC, feeding its athletic teams
• Cincinnati Zoo starts work on new cat exhibit
• Redistricting forum set for Sept. 8
• U.S. unemployment flattens, job growth stalls
• Game #1 Preview: Miami at #21 Missouri
• Cincinnati Bengals’ prospects impacting local retailers
• Miami athletics considering corporate branding
• Training Rescued Dogs: House Training III
• Righteousness and Desire
• Has smoking ban hurt Ohio restaurants and bars?
• Wendy's Bridal to close in Reading
• Moonshine products for sale in Kentucky
• U.S. to sue big banks over mortgages
• Xavier signs TV deal with Fox Sports Ohio
• Top 5: Cincinnati's largest hospitals
• Bengals lose in final minutes of last preseason game
• Reds swept by Phillies
• Spirituality Initiative of the New York School Made Possible by the Joyce and Irving Goldman Family Foundation
• WFTDA announces seven new member leagues.
• Training Rescued Dogs: House Training II
• Fabricating steaks from whole cuts of beef
• Xavier signs TV deal with Fox Sports Ohio
• Legally Speaking
• Money, sex, politics and the American way
• CAA FALL 2011 SEASON ANNOUNCEMENT
• Madisonville Education and Assistance Center celebration is Sept. 9
• Macy's CEO Lundgren named to New York Fed
• Developer Rob Smyjunas files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Pivotal year will challenge Simpson
• Scholarship Golf Outing will benefit Cincinnati State students
• Hamilton County puts real estate records online
• Xavier University ranked among the best by Washington Monthly for second year in a row.
• How do you plan when you are trying to cope?
• Schiel School in way of $20M Corryville project
• Hillenbrand completes purchase of Rotex
• Black-n-Bluegrass Rollergirls to play Intra-League game in Middletown
• Anyone know these guys?
• 2011-2012 Art Academy Update- Vision Meets Reality
• Kings Island to announce new rides
• S&P raises outlook for Fifth Third’s credit rating
• Disco Kroger is singing a new tune
• WEBN Boomsday Fireworks 2011
• Practice makes you prepared
• Bad Girl Ventures graduates third class of entrepreneurs
• Cher takes on bigots attacking Chaz Bono after being cast on DWTS Season 13
• Steven Segal raids an Arizona mans home kills puppy and roosters
• NASA fears the International Space Station could be “lost”
• Prince Hall Shriners descend on Cincinnati for their 118th Imperial Council
• Tonya Matthews has part in Cincinnati Ballet
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• Richardson & Associates named Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber’s 2011 Small Business of the Year
• American Express and USTA rebuild tennis courts at North Avondale recreation center
• Cincinnatians participate in events at Western & Southern Open
• 37th Annual Lucille Chenault Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons Ball
• Kroger donates $300K to local food banks in fight against hunger
• New Art Museum acquisition unveiled at P. Sowell Endowment Committee Membership Mixer
• Roger Abramson to be inducted into the Civil Rights Hall of Fame
• Eliza Roberts sings ‘God Bless America’ at Western-Southern Tennis Open
• Business and Professional Women to meet
• Birth certificates now available online
• Mayor Mallory and City Manager Dohoney unveil streetcar station signs
• Lippert calls for City of Cincinnati to halt streetcar
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• Game Changes Reception honors adult contributors to inner city tennis
• Circus with soul opens in Jordan Crossing
• Ann’s House 5K Walk and Run for homeless women and children is Sept. 24
• Local leaders register opposition to state voter identification bill
• 65th anniversary celebration
• Church Flea Market
• Church hosts women’s conference
• Corinthian Baptist Church hosts community celebration Sept. 3-4
• ‘God of Carnage’ opens Playhouse season
• Stop the violence
• Neighborhood Enhancement Project sponsors bond Hill parade
• All nine Council incumbents seek re-election; face 15 challengers in November election
• Tastes of West Africa
• Gospel Praise Jam
• Organizers say Saint Joseph Catholic Church and School's fundraiser was big success
• Representatives Reece, Mallory and Senator Kearney announce town hall meeting in Cincinnati
• Walnut Hills HS senior is winner in national social action campaign
• Senator Kearney comments on $176 Million in unclaimed unemployment benefits
• Mrs. Mabel (Brown) Averett was seamstress and noted for taking care of others
• Prosecutor rules officer’s use of force in Northside shooting justified
• The event that defined a decade : Remembering 9/11
• The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial in Washington, D.C., towers over visitors.
• How do you cope when you cannot plan?
• LeAnn Rimes and Giulana Rancic catfight over weight
• Hiring our heroes expo to be held September 22
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• Iron Man Robert Downey JR and wife Susan Downey are having a baby (Video)
• In my Father's House
• Miami University considering room and board increases
• Cincinnati Police open Welcome Center at The Banks
• Jim Beam closing its Paddock Road facility, cutting 159 jobs
• Zoo Entertainment gets Nasdaq delisting warning
• 2 former White House press secretaries coming to NKU
• Kentucky 'Pickens opening at Newport on the Levee
• Top 5: Cincinnati's largest commercial real estate firms
• European-American Chamber Announces "Operating In Europe" Business Series
• 10th Anniversary 9/11 Memorial Service at the Ohio Fallen Heroes Memorial
• Matt Brown vs. John Hathaway official for UFC 138
• Benson sentenced to jail time, will miss Thursday's game
• US Bank robbery investigation update
• Talawanda girls’ soccer overcomes bad start for 4-3 win
• Bengals sign OT Andrew Whitworth to a contract extension through 2015
• Newport on the Levee adds antiques store
• NKU to host two former White House press secretaries
• Hermida leaves Reds, joins Padres
• Ford Escape part of new Zipcar fleet
• Ohio State joins first phase of mega UPS sponsorship
• UC's Proudly Cincinnati campaign up to $805M
• Mayfield hires its second female neurosurgeon
• Barking Fish, L.A. production firm team up to bring movies to town
• Archery tourney to have $1.1M impact in Butler County
• Beer Month brings summer to a close in Cincinnati
• Report: Online job vacancies down in Ohio
• Party Source owner to add bourbon distillery
• Juan Williams Whitewashes His Firing
• Helping Change Students' Lives
• Closing the (Political) Salon
• Streetcars Help Fuel Job Growth in Seattle
• Denise Driehaus and Archbishop Schnurr
• Talawanda girls’ tennis rolls to fifth straight win
• Justin Bieber involved in a car accident (Video)
• Consumer confidence drops to 2-year low
• Former Convergys exec named Scripps CFO
• Lakota private bus service restarts
• Cincinnati manufacturing shows expansion in August
• Cox newspapers to consolidate, could cut 40 jobs
• Cardinal Hill closing in Fort Thomas, cutting 92 jobs
• The Top 5: Largest commercial real estate firms
• Mount Students Meet Delegates at UN Headquarters
• Enforcement for vehicles with delinquent citations set for tomorrow
• Cheetah Run 5K
• Skid Row rocker Sebastian Bach devastated after NJ home is destroyed by Irene
• Nutrition - what are we actually eating...and drinking?
• Cardinal Hill to close in Fort Thomas, 92 jobs lost
• Ky. Speedway acquires 143 acres for more parking
• Fifth Third lease is downtown Chicago's biggest renewal
• Hertz refinances Center at 600 Vine in downtown Cincinnati
• Maps reveal Cincinnati casino site history
• Neyer signs 3 tenants across Cincinnati properties
• Hurricane Irene sends natural gas prices lower
• Fast-casual eateries embracing the burger
• X-LAB names 10 winners for 2011
• Convergys names manager for Philippines ops
• Black-n-Bluegrass Rollergirls Boot Camp 2012
• One Tree Hill"s Chad Michael Murray 2012 return confirmed
• Dancing With The Stars Season 13 contestants revealed (photos & Video included)
• Ky. Speedway to announce improvements
• Parker Hannifin, Green Gourmet pledging 250 jobs for Central Ohio
• Cincinnati chamber gets $2.6M for economic development
• Ohio banks grow profit to nearly $10B
• Top of the List: Commercial Real Estate Firms
• Ky. to offer $155M in loans to small businesses
• DotLoop gets Ohio tax credit for headquarters project
• Mount Professor Gene Kritsky Honored with Patriot Award
• Studio San Giuseppe - Collective Memories
• Mount Students Head to UN Headquarters
• Cincinnati Bengals roster moves
• Park + Vine nominated for nation-wide Veggie Award
• Vegetable risotto
• Ky. to offer $155M in loans to small businesses
• Spiritual awakening is more than an individual experience
• DotLoop gets Ohio tax credit for expansion project
• Cincinnati Bell banking on big growth from data centers
• Around Campus: Volleyball wins opening tournament
• Churchill releases Derby, Oaks logos
• Convergys hiring 1,200 in six states for work-at-home jobs
• LPK takes hunger campaign to heart
• Hooray for crowdsourcing! Any map nerds out there? You should read this.
• 2011 Cincinnati Innovates winners named
• Jobs outlook for Cincinnati looks dim
• Lost star Matthew Fox Vag punch leaves him with a bloody lip
• Testing out Kroger's new tunnel scanner
• Michael Jackson: Gary Indiana celebrates what would of been MJ's 53rd birthday
• Procter & Gamble's Steele joins Beam Inc. board
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables August 26, 2011
• Central bankers worry global economy is still 'perilous'
• Boeing's Dreamliner becomes a reality
• Gov. Kasich's prison plan challenged in court
• Multi-Color makes $356M acquisition
• Top of the List: Largest commercial real estate firms
• SLIDESHOW: CFO of the Year Award winners
• End of the Palmer era as Jordan released by Bengals
• Marsh, Inc. Names Tekulve Creative Director on Consumer Packaged Goods Business
• Reds sweep Nationals in exciting finish
• Duncan Phyfe has become a generic term for common furniture type
• Kodiak forces overtime, but Miami falls again
• Adam Levine won't be attending the MTV Video Awards find out why
• Fulfillment for St. Augustine came after an "aha" moment
• Ohio House Bills 96 and 157 to help student with dyslexia
• Police Chief James Craig addressing the NAACP
• Racially discriminatory and disenfranchising proposals
• Protecting Your Right to Vote
• West Chester Farmer's Market is one of the best
• African American male as an endangered species
• Cincinnati Bengals release Jordan Palmer and 5 others
• Talawanda football takes beating at Eaton
• Cincinnati Shakespeare Company to perform A Man For All Seasons
• October Events
• Cincinnati Game and Toy Industry Professionals Celebrate First Anniversary
• FORCE: Shop for a Cause at Macy's
• Cairo and Reds grab another ninth inning win
• MHP - Monday Night Meeting!
• What's Happening In Madeira City Schools News - August 25, 2011
• RedHawks edged 2-1 by Xavier
• State-of-the-art facility opens in Mason
• New Cougar Exhibit
• September Events
• Multi-Color acquiring York Label for $356M
• Do not waver or you will sink
• A minute's success pays the failure of years
• Hurricane Irene closing refineries, gas prices rise in Ohio
• ProgressOhio challenges Kasich's prison plan
• Analyst: Sale to Omnicare would benefit PharMerica shareholders
• JPMorgan Chase to pay $88M fine for Iran, Cuba dealings
• Last night for discounted MidPoint Music Festival passes
• Cincinnati Athletic Club Building
• Shopping with Kroger's PAL system
• P&G's Charmin wraps up Guinness World Record
• Derek Jeter and Minka Kelly strike out in relationship,whats next? (VIDEO)
• Miami U. sued by union over stopped 'rat' protest
• Global Scrap signs 300K lease at former Ford plant in Batavia
• More immigrants needed to boost Cincinnati's economy
• CECO approves first dividend to shareholders
• Gilbert sisters Melissa and Sara failed relationships and future plans (VIDEO)
• Pay raise for P&G's McDonald tough to pinpoint
• Hurricane Irene postpones Hop Devil's Gotham Girls debut
• Top 5: Largest Cincinnati commercial real estate firms
• Ohio may cut workers' comp rates for new businesses
• Why have Honda Civic's sales slowed?
• Big Lots bargain-hunts abandoned Borders storefronts
• Ohio's top 5 investment scams
• There are thousands of saints to be celebrated everyday
• Bengals pick up first preseason win against Carolina
• Tag Day
• SLIDESHOW: Top five investment scams in Ohio
• ABC bans 'Our Idiot Brother' promo commercial from TV (VIDEO)
• AJ Creations Closes Retail Space
• CINCINNATI PLAYHOUSE IN THE PARK OPENS 2011-2012 SEASON WITH
• Great back to school advice for parents, students
• HERALD CALENDAR
• Ross assistant new Talawanda boys’ basketball coach
• Rice: The long and short of it
• Payless, Stride Rite plan to close 475 stores
• Battle Raging Over Office of Environmental Quality
• Cincinnati home-builders took 75% hit
• Malibu’s Robichaud becomes CEO of Layne Christensen
• Councils play a vital role in growth and development
• Delta orders 100 Boeing 737s worth $8.5B
• High inflation reaches a new low
• Pivotal year will challenge Simpson
• PharMerica adopts poison pill to thwart Omnicare
• Boeing 747-8 freighter to land at CVG
• Competitive eating champ Chestnut to return for Oktoberfest-Zinzinnati
• Frisch's to close six Golden Corrals
• Chabot, Schmidt expected at L-3 Cincinnati Electronics ribbon-cutting
• Football and hockey captains named
• Rally kicks off bus trip to DC King monument dedication
• Midwest Region remains only area in the country to celebrate 3-day Black Family Reunion
• NOAH Helping Tri-State Residents Stabilize Finances, Repair Credit and Change Lives
• Richardson & Associates named Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber’s 2011 Small Business of the Year
• 2011 Cincinnati Opera Idol competition won by Olivia Yokers, 19
• Rep. Alicia Reece joins Prince Hall Shriners at Backto School Program
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• The Monument and the Man
• Young calls for YMCA openness
• Serena’s withdrawal disappoints Cincinnati faithful
• Kennedy Heights to celebrate Community Arts Centers Day
• Inspirational Baptist to host the Great Gas Giveaway Aug. 28
• Don't miss the "Sneaker Ball"
• Nation’s Prince Hall Shriners celebrate in Downtown parade
• Black Gangs in the ‘Nati: Back In The Day
• Lippert opposes fouryear terms without salary cut
• Walnut Hills Boys Scouts visit city hall while earning Citizenship Merit Badge
• Cincinnati State names Ron Harris to lead women’s basketball team in 2011-12
• CUFA tells City Council to invest in people
• Book Club Reviews
• U.S. Navy Band Cruisers Perform for 2011 Cincinnati Navy Week
• Sade’s first tour in a decade
• SINBAD performs October 8
• CPS Alumni Association hosts Back-To-School Softball Game
• Taft students participate in annual Tom Joyner's Back to School Summit
• Camp Impact youth learn about photography, creative writing
• Best Wishes!!!
• Human trafficking awareness event
• Avondale Community Repair Day coming to Avondale August 27
• Local non-profits collaborate
• Cincinnati Public SCHOOLS opens doors to 33,000 students for 2011-2011 year|
• Malhotra selling 5 buildings in downtown Mason
• Survey: 10% of companies will drop health coverage
• Reorganization ahead for Cincinnati USA Partnership
• Steve Jobs steps down at Apple
• Hofbrauhaus' liquor license suspended
• Cincinnati USA Partnership to retool, reorganize
• AAA: Fewer traveling on Labor Day
• Dayton airport sees more travelers in July
• The List: Commercial building contractors
• Madeira City Schools News: MHP-PSAT Meeting Date Change
• Meet Drew Deimling: founder of the Old West Festival
• Live each day as though it was the last
• Friends with Benefits? Really?
• Talawanda football hits ‘reset’ button for 2011
• Chinese Investors Invited to Resume the Short Vine Project
• Kenny Chesney fans outraged over Foxboro's concert date change
• iPads becoming more prevalent in airline cockpits
• Jimmy Buffett brings Fin Land Tour to Riverbend
• P&G's Old Spice Guy goes primetime
• Western & Southern sues Bank of America for $63 million in losses
• Mount Auburn Historic District
• Pass the bonbons ... Cincinnati ranked 25th most sedentary city
• Ashland completes $3.2 billion purchase
• SLIDESHOW: CFO of the Year Awards 2011
• United Way sets 2011 goal of more than $60M
• Hoffner Historic District
• Lower Price Hill Historic District
• Fifth Third launches first U.S. ‘Duo Card’
• New tenants sign at Kenwood Towne Centre
• Check out this really cool animation project by Electronic Media grad Danny Samm...
• The secret is out: the benefits and bargains of community colleges
• Music Hall
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• Buell Road
• Rose Hill Cemetery
• Oak Hills Pizza hut
• Farming Makes a Comeback
• Council, Prosecutor Ignore Facts When Pandering
• Mary Ronan and Steve Chabot
• Macy's ranks first among retailers in study of digital IQ
• Sim Bhullar leaves Xavier for New Mexico
• Cincinnati Mall adds TV producers as tenant
• Toyota unveils new Camry, Toyoda visits Georgetown, Ky.
• CPS school health department may be cut
• GE Aviation exec Bolsinger compares jet engines to bananas?
• Duke Energy and Progress Energy shareholders OK merger
• Ohio venture capital deals on the rise
• Hurricane Irene shows why insurers are leaving East Coast
• The Top 5: Commercial building contractors
• Madeira City Schools News: Important - JR. and SR. Parents
• Back to School for Cincinnati - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Late inning magic helps Reds sink Nunez and the Marlins
• NCHC to call Colorado Springs home
• Ohio Rollergirls win both games in doubleheader: Part II
• Does your child have a learning disability?
• Bengals acquire S Taylor Mays and release five players
• Emergency Fund
• HDNet will air live preliminary bouts for "World Grand Prix Semi-Finals"
• Udi’s launches new website
• Fox and the Hound 5K
• Proper Nutrition: My experiment & learnings, part 2
• It's not like selling bananas, says GE Aviation exec Bolsinger
• Duke Energy, Progress Energy shareholders OK merger
• Go the distance
• Ohio venture capital deals increasing
• United Way kicks off fundraiser
• Facebook and Twitter post can get you into hot water??
• Ohio Military voting inititative introduced
• Omnicare CEO: PharMerica bid isn't hostile
• Earthquake shakes Cincinnati region
• Grammer's to reopen after security ramped up
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• Newport on the Levee hopes to land Waterfront
• Spirituality transcends every boundary
• Inc. 500 includes 13 from Ohio, Kentucky
• Weather.com CEO to speak at Digital Non Conference
• DunnhumbyUSA partners with TRA on data
• Findlay Market and Fountain Square police shootings
• Cincinnati loses 8,000 jobs in July
• Omnicare makes $716M offer for PharMerica
• Miami University's international student population surges
• Enrollment at for-profit colleges plummets
• Toyota, Ford to develop hybrid system
• Bengals take pass on Ohio State QB
• Delta to buy 100 Boeing jets
• NFIB urges support of Ohio's collective bargaining law
• Top 5: Cincinnati's largest commercial building contractors
• Cordova Receives Loretta Richards Alumni Award from the Mount
• Sister Kateri Honored with the Sister Mary Lea Service Award from the Mount
• Stuntz Receives Alumni Volunteer Leadership Award from the Mount
• Farrell Honored with Alumni Career Achievement Award from the Mount
• Pesto: Not just for basil anymore
• Former Hamilton County prosecutor Mike Allen will run for city council
• George Michael reveals he and Kenny Goss split over alcohol abuse years ago
• Dolesh named MAC Offensive Player of the Week
• Petition drive to repeal Ohio House Bill 194
• Young Bengals still adjusting to NFL in 27-7 loss
• Black and blue pasta
• Kate Winslet and children escape fire at Richard Branson home with their lives
• Ryan Gosling keeps the peace breaks up fight in New York (SEE VIRAL VIDEO)
• Macy's exec named president at CVS/pharmacy
• TechSolve hosts panel on manufacturing, economy
• New Music Opinions: Miguel, Young Jeezy, Wale, and Lenny Kravitz and...DRAKE.
• Bloomberg: Delta to buy 100 Boeing jets
• Are tolls really the only way to a new Brent Spence?
• Courier names Abeln as advertising director
• Brace Yourselves: Lil Wayne's "Tha Carter IV" Drops NEXT Monday (8-29-11)
• Daina Dennis to head SuperJobs Center
• Blazer resigns as CECO's chief financial officer
• It is Buffett eve in the city of Cincinnati
• Western & Southern Open tennis attendance hits all-time high
• Core Molding to open new plant in Warsaw
• Kimberly Stewart & Benico del Toro welcome a daughter
• Mike Allen to run for Cincinnati City Council
• Lindsay Lohan & George Lopez end their battle at Kim Kardashian's wedding
• Mr. Perfect: From Cali to Indy....to major label stardom?
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• Business Pulse Survey: Stock market
• SunCoke plant getting final touches
• Airlines face new rules starting this week
• Taste of Belgium expands with Gateway Quarter bistro
• Top of the List: Commercial builders
• United plans $550M in aircraft upgrades
• State bill would let prisoners make consumer goods
• Police said 16-year-old Davon Mullins was shot and killed
• Soccer 'Hawks dominant again
• Meet one of the Cincinnati Bengals Rookies' - Bart Johnson from TCU
• Ohio Rollergirls win both games in doubleheader: Part I
• Bret Michaels' and Donald Trump working together on a new reality show?
• Results from MMA Big Show's event at the Masonic Center
• Fresh life can flow even from ruins
• Kim Kardashian & Kris Humphries are finally married
• F-35 test aircraft cleared to resume flying
• Teen breaks both arms and then gets robbed by thieves in an ice cream truck
• Vacation Destination
• Ike Moler Memorial celebrates fifth year in grand style, Rice takes $5,000
• Cincinnati Auto Racing Examiner is green!
• Gluten Free Goodies at T.J. Maxx
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• Nearby Dearborn, Michigan home to Old Car Festival
• Black-n-Bluegrass to take on Naptown
• Soccer season kicks off with win
• Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati Farmer's Fair
• Kim Kardashian/Kris Humphries: Countdown to marriage (wedding details)
• Humility accompanies Spiritual Awakening
• Big data is big business
• Kentucky’s jobless rate drops to 9.5%
• Huber Heights eyes $223M development, 2,175 jobs
• Cincinnati Rollergirls head to Pittsburgh
• We have some very "cool" facial hair for you today! (Get it? Air conditioning?)...
• Harry Potter's Daniel Radcliffe's in love with Rosanne Coker
• Are the Bengals interested in Terrelle Pryor?
• Zimmerman gets the best of Reds
• Kentucky fall squirrel season
• Ohio's unemployment rate hit 9% in July
• Lady Gaga reveals she will kick off the MTV Video Music Awards and more
• Brandicorp to build new Fort Wright strip center
• Votruba to retire from Northern Kentucky University
• Get ready for fee hikes at big banks
• Vampire arrested in Houston:Is society's obsession with vampires out of control?
• Rockfish Interactive bought by WPP Digital
• Macy's recalls Martha Stewart casserole dishes
• European stock markets open lower for second day
• Macy's picks Giambattista Valli for capsule collection
• Councilman Young requests YMCA finances
• Man Vs. Food host spotted in Cincinnati
• Consumer prices rise 0.5% in July
• Tressel still popular, but could he beat Brown for Senate seat?
• Top 5: Commercial building contractors
• New format for MAC basketball tournament
• Mount Freshmen To Be Inaugural Class of Ethical Leadership Program
• New military vote outreach effort to be announced next week
• Celebrity children: Suri Cruise & Harper Seven Beckham future rulers or rivals?
• Step into the past on a vintage Price Hill bus at the Cultural Heritage Fest
• Mason Farmer's Market small, but charming
• Ohio Veterans United endorse David McDaniel for Franklin City Council
• Black-n-Bluegrass Rollergirls adopt highway
• Boiling pasta 101
• Basketball brawl viral video
• Giambattista Valli to design for Macy's
• Young asks for review of YMCA finances, status
• Robert Redford celebrates his 75th birthday
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• WESTERN AND SOUTHERN PREVIEW
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• Morning Sun holds Local Artist Craft Fair
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• Pure Romance set to embark on international expansion
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• Geisha Modern Asian closes for renovations
• Hudepohl 14K Brewery Run back just in time for Oktoberfest
• Taylor Swift's 'Haunted' showcased on HBO's True Blood episode 'Run'
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• Cincinnati home sales jump 20% in July
• Remke Bigg's to remodel in Harrison
• Matthew McConaughey & Channing Tatum stripping in new film
• Other Little Breweries III
• Cadillac Ranch reopens after IRS raid
• Other Little Breweries II
• The Bruckmann Brewing Company
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• Shaw U. President Resigns Amid Turmoil
• NAACP Legal Defense Fund Files Voting Rights Act Challenge to Fayette County, Georgia’s At-Large Election Method
• Justin Timberlake advises Olivia Wilde on how to be more like his mom (Video)
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• Fresh Threats in Zimbabwe Aimed at Foreign-Owned Companies
• Dems Clyburn and Becerra only Minorities on Debt Committee
• Blacks Bearing Brunt of Economic Woes
• Head and Neck Cancers Kill More Blacks
• More Than One Million Fathers Are Improving America by Taking Their Children to School 738 U.S. cities have signed on to the Million Father March 2011, the largest back-to-school initiative in United States' history
• Ask Gwendolyn Baines
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• Eugenics Recommendations Lacking
• England Struggles to Understand Causes of Riots
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• Friends of Public Library’s Used Book Sale August 25-28
• Book Signing for “Cincinnati’s West End” is August 25
• Small Busines Credit Lending Forum|
• YMCA accepting nominations for YMCA Character Awards
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• The 23rd Annual Midwest Black Family R eunion Coming In August
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• Fairfield high student Keiondre Goodwin wins gold in NaaCP aCT-SO competition in los angeles
• Group proposes principles to guide Ohio immigration discussion
• 3CDC expands ‘clean and safe’ ambassador services to Over The Rhine
• Julian Bond Looks Back at Civil Right s Past Activist,
• Shoes for Success fundraiser set for Oct. 14
• College presidents appear together in panel discussion
• Strong relationships help children get a better start in life
• Children’s Pavilion 2011
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• A Bid Whist Competition
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• PNC Bank presents
• Midwest Regional Black Family Reunion Young Adult’s Pavilion 2011
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• Dwight Tillery, Grand Marshall
• Brian Courtney Wilson
• Marvin Sapp
• Isaac Carree
• SOS Band is a Black Family Reunion headliner
• TRIN-I-TEE 5:7 to perform during Black Family Reunion
• When There’s a Serious Illness, There’s No Place Like Home
• Alpha Kappa Alpha continues Children’s Pavilion tradition
• YMCA of Greater Cincinnati modifies realignment
• Over 100 gather to pray about possible cut in Hamilton County’s indigent care levy
• SCLC President Creecy dies at 57
• Metro adds first Uptown Express, two new Park & Rides
• Deborah Green-Boone to receive Shriner’s award for her work with cancer survivors
• GE Foundation reinvests $5.3 million in Cincinnati to improve instruction
• CPS Board approves levy for November ballot
• Rare 1909 Baseball Card examined by forensic scientists
• Cincinnati Public Schools again rated effective by state
• Richardson & Associates Named Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber’s 2011 Small Business of the Year
• ArtWorks comes to Avondale Towne Center
• Citylink breaks ground in West End
• Councilman Young, coalition, want YMCA to open books
• Dewey's Pizza to build Centerville location
• Kings Island to hire 500 for Halloween Haunt
• TriHealth nets $4.1M through supply chain initiative
• Startup activity at record low, survey says
• Kasich wants to compromise on collective bargaining law
• Top 5: Tri-State meeting and banquet sites
• Mayor Mallory And City Manager Dohoney Unveil Streetcar Station Signs
• Mayor Mallory Statement on Sgt. Schaeper
• Top ten cheapest celebrities VS Top ten most extravagant stars of 2011
• Christine O'Donnell walks out on Piers Morgan during interview (Video)
• Cincinnati Bengals make more roster adjustments
• An "aha" moment is always life changing
• Civic Garden Center to open Green Learning Station
• Miami University
• Golden Lamb
• Mary Haven's Boys Group Home
• Abandoned Towns
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• 70's sex symbol Burt Reynolds facing foreclosure
• Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe's first movie after H.P. 'The Woman In Black'
• Going Green Gets Easier
• The Uninsured Take Another Hit
• Council Majority Reaps What it Sows on Zoning Delay
• Figuring Out the 'Heat Index'
• Mariah Reynolds and Double Dippers
• Nicole C. Mullen in concert at Christ's Church at Mason on Sunday, August 21
• TriHealth saves $4.1M through supply chain effort
• Boeing 787 Dreamliner nears approval; tests continuing on GE engines
• State's Rights vs. My Right to Use My Cell Phone
• Cincinnati ranked No. 10 underfunded sports market
• Ohio worst in U.S. for corporate relocations
• Cadillac Ranch closes temporarily; IRS on site
• Kendra Wilkinson's family plagued by death threats
• Bengals release Tank Johnson and Garrett Mills
• Reds sign first round pick Robert Stephenson
• Verizon expands 4G in Cincinnati this week
• A glance at the Bass Pro Shops Land and Wildlife Expo
• Praxair buys Weldco gas company
• Jersey Shore's The Situation getting paid to stop wearing Abercrombie?
• Convergys Corp. to bring 900 new jobs to Florida
• Real Housewives Taylor Armstrong's husband Russell's secret sex life exposed
• SwimOutlet.com bringing 75 jobs to West Chester
• Gun sales on the rise in Ohio
• First Financial buys Flagstar branches in Indy
• Enquirer to shrink paper size, close local printing plant
• Pew study: 1 in 8 fake talking on cell phone to avoid people
• JobsOhio boss aims to put Ohio on offense
• Top of the List: Meeting and Banquet Sites
• Five Area Leaders Join College of Mount St. Joseph's Board of Trustees
• Mayor Mallory and City Manager Dohoney unveil streetcar station signs
• Sugarland announces memorial plans for fans killed at Indiana State fair
• Casey Anthony's parents first major interview goes to Dr.Phil
• Enquirer to shrink paper size, close local printing plant
• Readers share tips for fitness motivation
• Court Street Firehouse
• Madison-Stewart Historic District
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• First Financial expands in Indianapolis with Flagstar purchase
• In the midst of affluence the less-fortunate are forgotten
• A cultural weekend coming up in Price Hill
• Gilbert-Sinton Historic District
• Fitch affirms AAA credit rating for U.S.
• HealthWarehouse.com sees 42% jump in sales
• Costs for workers’ comp coverage declines
• Fifth Third promotes Phil McHugh to executive vice president
• Kasich to fill in details on JobsOhio framework
• Gene Simmons and Kiss removed from MJ Tribute Concert line up
• Other Little Breweries I
• P&G's Tremor to market prepaid debit card for teens
• Blue Ash's Amp to kick off Iceland deal this fall with 250 electric cars
• Helen Cornell joins Hillenbrand board
• Ohio's No. 1 agent jumps from Sibcy to Comey & Shepherd
• Cincinnati streetcar signs going up
• Banks loosen lending in July
• University of Cincinnati names interim athletic director
• Kroger workers reject contract
• The List: Cincinnati's meeting and banquet centers
• Graeter's reopens in Northern Kentucky
• Customs agents at CVG find $600K in hidden cash
• Indiana University Bloomington Is Coming To Your Area!
• COMEY & SHEPHERD ADDS OHIO’S TOP AGENT AT WEST CHESTER OFFICE Veteran Agent Sandra Peters To Lead Sales Strategies For Comey In Northern Corridor
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• College of Mount St. Joseph Announces Discussions of Leadership Series
• 15th Annual WCPO-TV Kroger Big K 5K
• Bengals sign DE Jonathan Fanene
• Mayor Mallory to make several public appearances on Tuesday
• Gene Simmons' to perform at MJ's Tribute Concert after calling him a pedophile
• Jon Gosselin is happy his kids will no longer be on TV (VIDEO)
• Taylor Swift's name added to list of celebrity wardrobe malfunctions of 2011
• Tomato sauce from the garden instead of the jar
• Ohio Rollergirls to host Demolition City
• Hearing God's voice in unpleasant circumstances
• SLIDESHOW: Stimulus spending by Congressional district
• Hilltop Plaza goes to auction
• Mason, Springboro named as best small towns
• Bret Michaels forced to cancel Chicago show due to illness
• American Pie star Tara Reid marries Zack Kehayov in Greece
• N. Ky. convention chief Caradonio to retire
• CincyTech invest $250K in credit startup
• Kroger recalls ground beef in Southeast stores
• Joe Jonas' dirty secret revealed on his birthday (Video)
• Kasich cuts ties to overseas trade offices
• Cincinnati Financial ups dividend
• Time Warner to buy Insight Communications for $3B
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables: August 12, 2011:
• Honda adds second shift at Ohio plant
• After armed robbery, Grammer's to close
• Graeter's to shift all production to new Cincinnati plant
• Ohio colleges can swap aid for independence
• Bomb squad called to Boehner's local office
• The List: Cincinnati's largest meeting centers
• Western & Southern tennis tourney provides $25M boost
• Back to school technology planning
• Charlie Sheen's epic fail onstage at The Gathering of the Juggalos show (video)
• Any "Renewer of Society" is a saint
• Cincinnati City’s Manager Milton Dohoney budget
• Joint Select Committee on Budget Deficit Reduction
• The Bead Mercantile Show comes to the Sharonville Convention Center in August
• The Bead Mercantile Show comes to the Sharonville Convention Center in August
• Smitherman for City Council
• Earth-Touch: Video use in the classroom
• UPDATED: Indiana stage collapses killing fans at the Sugarland show (Video)
• Fear Itself: Horror Comes to Fighting Games
• Family and Friends: Fighting Family Fun
• As the School Bell Rings: Famous Fighting Students
• Elvis Presley:LiveCam Candlelight Vigil in memory of the King of Rock & Roll
• The View's Joy Behar's secret wedding to Steve Janowitz
• Bruce blasts Padres as Reds win third straight
• Bengals fall flat in first preseason game
• A community's vitality is in its youth's passion for positive involvement
• Rock's Bret Michaels files suit against Shoreline Charters over canceled cruise
• Mayor Mallory to be at Woodward High School Tuesday Morning
• Grammer's closed after armed robbery
• Graeters to make all ice cream at new Cincinnati plant
• America's Enemies
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• Cincinnati Aquaponics Project Could Provide Fresh Fish, Veggies for Local Restaurants, Food Co-ops
• Health care reform provision ruled unconstitutional
• Park+Vine adds new vegan lunch offerings
• Gotham and Denver take it to Pay Per View this Saturday
• U.S. Postal Service wants to cut 120,000 jobs
• Warrant singer Jani Lane's possible death cause revealed (Video)
• Cincinnati customs agents seize 8,000 fake pills at CVG
• Cintas CEO buys company stock
• YMCA supporters cheer decision but see tough road ahead
• Drake Center CEO named by HealthSouth
• Death by a vampire bat real and fictional vampires (Video)
• Ensemble Theatre Announces 2011-2012 Season
• Remember the stimulus? We still do
• Grand Victoria Casino gets new name: Rising Star
• Cincinnati YMCA changes course on Melrose closing
• Downtown protesters call out Chabot
• Foreclosure decline accelerating in Ohio
• Ohio State could face more NCAA trouble
• Dow rallies 423 points on Thursday
• UPS adding Candace Kendle to board
• Top of the List: Meeting & Banquet Facilities
• Warrant rocker Jani Lane found dead at 47(VIDEO)
• Bengals prepare for first preseason game
• Madeira City Schools Board of Education Meeting Agenda for August 15, 2011
• Mayor Mallory Calls on Fathers To Drop Their Kids Off on the First Day of School
• Cueto silences Rockies bats in Reds win
• Kanye West falls on stage during Norway concert (VIDEO)
• Don't Miss John Morgan (the Ragin' Cagin) at The Funny Bone This Weekend!
• Dr. Pepper family battling it out in court news, history, and classic comercials
• Anime costumes for halloween
• Bengals sign former Purdue standout free agent WR John Standeford
• Grass-fed meat available at local farmer's markets
• The Great Yokai War
• Paul Mawhinney vinyl record collection estimated at $50 million
• Trimming Expenses
• Cincinnati YMCA changes course, will keep Melrose location open
• Mars Rover Opportunity still going strong.
• Great week for music
• Downtown protesters call out Chabot on job creation
• Butter sauces: Simple and versatile
• Want an out-of-date jersey? Try the Bengals' pro shop
• Mercy taps Xavier for nursing leadership program
• CECO stock spikes on strong 2Q profit
• Western and Southern Scholarship recipients announced
• Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Comes to Cincinnati
• Rep. Jean Schmidt to cut ribbon on White Castle in South Lebanon
• Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Comes to Cincinnati
• Disney’s Beauty and the Beast Comes to Cincinnati
• TANK, Gateway partner to get students to class
• Metro adds first Uptown Express, two new Park & Rides
• Prince Hall Shriners Descend on Cincinnati for Their
• BTS: Delta passenger count climbed 6% in May
• Celebrate Community Arts Centers Day with Peaslee's Art Parade
• Davis Trucking owner found guilty of workers' comp fraud
• Donald Trump buying up Blue Chips, including P&G
• David Ferriero takes us behind the scenes at the US National Archives!
• The secret to a great marriage
• Top 10 Tips for “Going back to School”
• CINCINNATI OPERA ANNOUNCES REPERTOIRE AND CASTING HIGHLIGHTS FOR 2012 SUMMER FESTIVAL
• Living Large: Doctors Tackle Obesity in Black Women
• The Man Behind the King Monument: Harry E. Johnson, Sr.
• Free antiques appraisals and live radio broadcast this weekend
• New Analysis Shows Ghetto Continues Even for Affluent Blacks
• Getaways part #1
• Blackonomics
• Roseanne Barr's making plans for the future presidentcy & TV comeback
• CHCA Armleder’s Not-so-New Interim Principal
• The Black College Baseball Showcase comes to SW Ohio
• Attorney General: ‘Black journalists essential’
• Black America: What Will “Catastrophe” Look Like?
• Cincinnati Rollergirls vs. Black-n-Bluegrass Rollergirls
• U.S.'s top Medicare official: Don't cut health care to balance budget
• Here are highlights from Procter & Gamble's 10K
• Cincinnati Chess Club
• Smitherman temporarily steps down as NAACP president to run for City Council
• North College Hill teen dies after being shocked by Taser on UC campus
• Mayor calls on fathers to take their kids to first day of school
• Strong relationships help children get a better start in life
• Non-Profit Organizations
• Metro adds first Uptown Express, two new Park & Rides
• Young Adult’s Pavilion 2011
• Gospel Music Concert
• Gospel Music Concert
• Children’s Pavilion 2011
• Midwest Regional Black Family Reunion Queen City Whist Association (QCWA) presents
• Midwest Regional Black Family Reunion • “Healthy Families, Healthy Families”
• BLACK FAMILY REUNION "2011"
• Dwight Tillery Grand Marshall
• About the Black Family Reunion
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• Community responds after teen dies from Taser shock at UC
• 2011 Midwest Regional Black Family Reunion Celebration sponsors
• CENTER FOR CLOSING THE HEALTH GAP|
• Alpha Kappa Alpha Continues Children’s Pavilion Tradition
• BLACK FAMILY REUNION PERFORMER
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• BLACK FAMILY REUNION PERFORMER
• Cincinnati symphony youth orchestras looking for talented musicians
• SOS Band is a Black Family Reunion headliner
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• 25,000 Shriners holding sessions in Cincinnati
• TRIN-I-TEE 5:7 to perform during Black Family Reunion
• NAACP president to run for city council
• THE 23RD ANNUAL MIDWEST BLACK FAMILY REUNION COMING IN AUGUST
• We here at CCMS would like to send out our deep sympathy to the family of alum M...
• Bank of America wins Kenwood Towne Place judgement
• Dow plumments again, losing 520 points
• From Standard & Poors, a bit of good news
• Homearama 2012 picks its site
• P&G to spend $100M on Indonesia plant
• FBI investigates discovery of bombs in Warren County
• Ohio mass job cuts drop 28%
• Huntington CEO scooped up stock as market tanked
• Reds dig the longball in win over Rockies
• Reds' Brandon Phillips Uses Twitter to Break News about Elbow
• Stryper frontman Michael Sweet announces his departure from Boston
• Mayor Mallory calls on fathers to drop their kids off on the first day of school
• Kiss news Paul Stanley has a baby & Gene Simmons' still has his Family Jewels
• Comedy Calendar - Greater Cincinnati Area - August 11 through 14, 2011
• 2011 marks the 26th year for the New Song Christian Music Festival
• Brave New World
• Life After Lucy
• The Emergence of a Tennis Mecca
• The Value of the Degree
• Textbook Buyer’s Guide
• Senator: GOP has Misplaced Priorities
• Convention Center and Chris Smitherman
• Bank of America wins judgement in Kenwood Towne Place case
• Flying car to hit U.S. roads in 2012.
• Janet Jackson to take the stage at Riverbend's PNC Pavilion tomorrow night
• Omnicare promotes McGuan to chief compliance post
• Rob Portman named to debt 'super committee'
• The 2011 Art Academy of Cincinnati Alumni Exhibition: Paintings by Art Academy Graduates from 1972 - 2009
• Fifth Third names Bultema to head business banking
• Freight plan racks up $3B in recommended improvements
• Fifth Third changes up online bill payer
• Please take time this year to remember the 10th anniversary of the tragedy of 9/...
• Western & Southern signs on as World Choir Games sponsor
• Walgreens to start selling health insurance
• Private equity firm buys Neace Lukens
• Work starts at CityLink social services mall
• Run like a Cheetah on September 4th!
• Fort Hamilton Hospital
• Rupert House
• In the boat
• Cincinnati streetcar headed to ballot
• Bank of America CEO to staff: 'Our company remains financially strong'
• Plans OK'd for more development at Austin Landing
• Cincinnati ranks No. 28 in personal income
• Cincinnati NAACP president Smitherman to step down
• Ohio pension funds welcome market’s rush to U.S. debt
• Top of List: Executive Search Firms
• Rockies nip Willis and the Reds
• Getting to know Louie's Legacy: an agency dedicated to saving critters
• Mount Opens Registration for LifeLearn Program
• Cincinnati Junior Roller Derby: Fall season
• Dental Health: It could save your life
• Witches House
• Bellevue Brewery
• Cincinnati stocks mostly higher as Fed keeps rates steady
• Material handling unit boosts Hillenbrand 3Q
• Beck Brewery
• Haile/U.S. Bank Foundation gives $1.3M to Vision 2015
• Rumpke trucks gassing up with garbage
• The Banner Brewing Company
• Sen. Brown proposes infrastructure bank for Brent Spence
• Bass Pro Shops Land and Wildlife Expo
• Report: Ohio out, as Sears narrows HQ search to D.C., Boston
• Frost Brown Todd's Robinson becomes president of American Bar Association
• Fifth Third hires Leo Burnett for advertising
• Singer Gavin DeGraw rushed to a NY hospital after being attacked by a gang
• Cincinnati Bengals release two players with Cincinnati ties
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables: August 5, 2011:
• Duke to shut down unit at Miami Fort Power Plant
• All eyes turn to Fed meeting today
• Fifth Third might face action by SEC
• CVG Airport closing two runways for repairs
• Revenue at Ind. casinos drops to 3-year low
• Report: Big Banks expected to cut more jobs
• Top of the List: Executive Search Firms
• Partnership Honors Students and Non-Profit Organizations
• Christian Kane's video for the song Let Me Go rises to Number 1 on CMT.com
• The benefits of mile repeats
• Behind the scenes at the Cincy Blues Fest
• Destiny's Child member Kelly Rowland's double nipple exposure in Central Park
• Behringer-Crawford Museum: Super Sunday Is Almost Here!
• It's Stampaway USA Week
• The Queen City's Running Kingdom
• A case for homemade salad dressings
• Acknowledgement of evil helps in proper response
• Caprese: a Cincinnati original?
• Anderson High School
• Catholic Health Partners CEO: Is bigger really better?
• Boeing rolls out long-awaited first production 787 Dreamliner.
• Tea Party, N. Ky. home builders get 25K to sign petition on planning commission
• Doctor's Express, Orange Leaf headed to Hyde Park Plaza
• Delta, Southwest, American Airlines roll back fare increases
• Cincinnati job market fares better than most
• Health care advocate Bernadine Healy Loop dies at 67
• Procter & Gamble loses strength, succumbs to market swoon
• Exciting bit of AITN today! Any Hitchcock fans out there?
• Forbes picks 3 Ohio schools as best colleges, 2 in Ky.
• GE names execs to aviation, health care posts
• Team USA announced for Roller Derby World Cup
• Cincinnati Rollergirls split Saturday doubleheader against No Coast
• Justin Bieber desperate to hold on to Selena Gomez?(VIDEO)
• Omnicare gets new $750M credit line
• Chemed ups dividend 14%
• Jeff Ruby banned from bagel shop
• Standard & Poor's cuts U.S. credit rating
• Ohio district-drawing process to keep maps private
• Postal Service reports $3.1B quarterly loss
• Bill would extend federal pay freeze for three more years
• Ohio Gov. Kasich prepared for mid-year tax cuts
• Top 5: Largest executive search firms
• More Big T'storms then Much Cooler!
• SAFE PASSAGES COUNSELING Announces NEW NAME, NEW WEBSITE, NEW STAFF AND NEW LOCATION
• Big Boi busted for drugs in Miami
• 'Stand By Me' celebrates 25th anniversary (VIDEO &PHOTO ALBUM)
• Jackie Kennedy's tell-all tapes reveal all of JFK's dirty doings (Details&Video)
• Things to do
• Dayenu can be the right attitude for any community
• A Stormy End to the Weekend
• Phillips Day to Day after outfield collision
• Empowering the Powerful: Improving Fighters with Customization
• Guest Starring?: New Soul Calibur Guest Star Possibilities
• Old and New: Iconic Characters From Soul Calibur V
• STATE WARS 7: The United States Roller Hockey Championships in Cincinnati!
• With keys come opportunity and responsibility
• Comedian Profile - Vince Morris
• Severe T'storms Possible Today
• Over-The Rhine Chamber Luncheon Presents Networking Opportunity
• Madeira City Schools News - Girls Tennis
• Bengals add tight end depth with Scaife
• Jewish atheists struggle to find their place in the larger community
• Hindu Community Makes Its White House Debut
• Clyde Parrish Appointed Registrar at HUC-JIR
• HUC-JIR is proud of our accomplished faculty:
• Jewish Community Needs a Jewish Cultural Policy
• The Rabbi Richard S. Sternberger Endowed Scholarship Fund for Military Chaplaincy
• A Nation Unto Themselves
• John Ruskay, UJA-Federation of New York President, Scholar-in-Residence at HUC-JIR
• News from DeLeT, Day School Leadership Through Teaching
• In their 40s and 50s, Embarking on Second Careers as Rabbis
• Financial Turmoil and How to Avoid it in Your Life Part 1: Creating a Budget
• Cincinnati Bengals bring TE Bo Scaife to the jungle
• S&P cuts U.S. credit rating
• Grease loses another cast member Jeff Conaway's pal Annette Charles dead at 63
• Anger Rooted in Love
• Larry Flynt barred from Jeff Ruby restaurants
• Kroger upgraded to 'buy'
• Green B.E.A.N. Delivery helps distribute local produce
• 3rd Annual Tri-State Conference on Grief and Loss: The Impact of Children’s Gr...
• Comair's O'Hare to CVG one of worst flights in America
• Northern Kentucky Chamber wins international trade award
• Hedge funds not as risky as you might think
• Visitor Appreciation Days at the Cincinnati Zoo
• New Arrival in the CCMS Library:
• Henry Adams' Camp Washington Brewery
• Over the Rhine Brewing History
• Taylor Mill water plant to get $28M upgrade
• Nicki Minaj's nip slip on Good Morning America (VIDEO)
• Turfway Park reinstates Kentucky Cup Day
• Help Little Annie Raise Money For a Service Dog
• Records review shows mixed results for CAA weatherization program
• Market recovery falters, Cincinnati stocks mixed
• Hillenbrand to buy Cincinnati's Rotex for $240M
• Cincinnati Rollergirls travel to Nebraska to take on No Coast
• Procter & Gamble profit rises 15%, beats Wall Street
• McCartney plays for three hours at GABP
• Second Act winners named by Courier
• Dow plunges, Cincinnati stocks impacted
• Kroger pulls recalled ground turkey
• Here's the Courier's 2011 Forty Under 40 class
• Wendy's brings HQ back to Ohio
• FAA flying again, after D.C. deal
• Cincinnati area mothers to participate in synchronized nursing event
• Some Weekend Rain and Even Cooler Air
• Livescribe Echo, a must for back to school
• 2011 Cincinnati Bengals training camp schedule at Georgetown College (Ky)
• Cincinnati Beer Fest, 2011
• The latest Bengals roster moves
• Making mayonnaise from scratch
• Stanley Avenue House
• Dow plunges 513 points
• Buckley Road
• Kroger pulls recalled ground turkey from shelves
• Juno spacecraft set to launch for Jupiter on Friday.
• GE Foundation grants $5.3M to Cincinnati Public Schools
• University of Cincinnati Physicians names Pensak as CEO
• Ohio Veterans United endorses Randy Morris for mayor of Athens
• Cincinnati adding manufacturing jobs at same rate as education, health care
• Procter & Gamble's Old Spice Guy back on top
• Murphy backs out of commitment to Miami
• Chiquita shares dive after weak 2Q report
• With vision obstacles can be overcome
• Courier names 2011 Second Act winners
• New hunting gear for fall 2011
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• Congressman Elijah Cummings Introduces 2011 Witness Protection Act
• Mr. Uncle Sam, don't touch my Apple Fritter
• Civil Rights Report Shines Light on Education Disparities
• Hallelujah! It's summertime with the Pops
• METRO NAMES TWO NEW TOP EXECUTIVES
• McDonald’s Unveils Plans for Healthier Menu
• JANET JACKSON – UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL
• Special Events and Exhibits
• Republican Defiance Dictated By the Map
• ‘The Help’ — Viola Davis
• Southern Christian Leadership Conference President Creecy Dies at 57
• Julian Bond Looks Back at Civil Rights Past
• Cincinnati Bell reports 9% jump in 2Q revenue
• Courier announces 2011 Forty Under 40 winners
• Ms. D’or Airs is community affairs show and more
• Meetings set for rallies to support funding for health centers
• Alexander Adams was a true African American trailblazer
• Mahogany Fleming: singing her way through college
• Senate Bill 5 Referendum will be issue 2 on November ballot
• American Red Cross announces new Disaster Services Director
• Bond Hill flyers competing in Junior olympics
• Dr. Alvin Crawford receives Kappa Alpha Psi’s highest award
• New anchor joins Local 12
• NYC Dancer returns home for Gala of International Dance Stars
• They are legendary at The Ninth Street and Melrose YMCAs
• Metro seeks entries in final weeks of $4,500 ‘money grab’
• Avondale Health Fair set for Aug. 13
• Church of the Resurrection celebrates first anniversary
• Mayor wins court case
• Qualls: pools a priority service for Cincinnati families
• Macy’s Music Festival rocks Cincinnati
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• THE MONEY LADY|
• Macy’s Music Festival
• Dohoney proposes police layoffs to stay within budget
• Young seeks discussion on abuses of personnel leave in city departments
• Robert L. Harris and Carla Walker to lead Cincinnati Human Relations Commission Board
• OBITUARY| Dr. frank W. Hale, Jr.: Civil Rights icon
• THE CINCINNATI HERALD SPECIAL REPoRT|
• ‘Coochie Chronicles’ Spoken Word Stage Play August 20 Celebrates Black Women Embracing Their Sexuality and Power
• James Craig sworn in as first Black police chief; tells civic leaders ‘I will not let you down’
• Columbus woman named 2011 Daughter Elk of the Year... and she’s only 103 years old
• William Mallory Sr. receives Elks’ Lovejoy Award
• Raymond Phoenix Sr. receives Elk of the Year award
• Glier's GoettaFest: A Delicious Festival of Culture and History
• Take a tour of a working towboat at the Public Landing in Cincinnati
• Macy's July sales jump on 'fresh' merchandise mix
• HGC Construction starts work on Walnut Hills High renovation
• Chiquita profit falls as salad sales slow
• Here's an early look at Karl Lagerfeld's new Macy's line
• Cargill recalls turkey linked to salmonella
• Top of the List: Largest Resorts and Hotels
• Ohio chamber calls for retaining S.B. 5
• Procter & Gamble CEO prepares for slow-to-no growth in U.S.
• MP - Volleyball Tryouts
• Say Goodbye to the Persistent Heat of 2011
• 9th Annual Lady Distance Classic
• Equipment sales companies merge, move home base to Houston
• Kroger CEO Dillon sells block of stock
• Chiquita profit falls 18% in 2Q
• WFTDA releases North Central Tournament seedings; Monumental Mayhem
• Smith, Tressel to discuss allegations Tuesday night
• HGC Construction starts work on Walnut Hills High renovation
• Report: 21% of local mortgages are underwater
• GE Aviation lands big Air China order
• Zwanenberg Food Group buys Vietti Foods
• Hot blues are a summertime treat at Cincy Blues Fest August 5 & 6
• Febreze joins ranks of Procter & Gamble billion-dollar brands
• University of Cincinnati admissions exec headed to Iraq
• Speedway Motorsports posts Q2 loss
• Omnicare adds human resources vice president
• Clyde Gray steps back from role in new agency
• Cincinnati Bell closes on sale of Complete Protection unit
• Sunny D picks ALPLA for manufacturing
• Procter & Gamble's Haney heads to Estee Lauder
• Fighting for the YMCA
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• Anti-Streetcar Measure Is a Trojan Horse
• Norwegian Media Remain Calm Amid Killings
• Price Hill and Green Township
• Chesley's expert witness dismissed from Fannie Mae case
• Kings Island parent posts 2Q profit
• Zacks downgrades Cincinnati Financial stock to ‘strong sell’
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• Fire fighters attack ‘anti-union’ bills in Ohio, Fla., Wis.
• Bravo secondary offering valued at $80M
• Fifth Third wins customer-service kudos
• Metro transit system hires CFO, COO
• Fitch, Moody's affirm U.S. debt ratings
• Delta SkyMiles credit card users get new benefits
• Duke Energy, Progress merger gets OK from Kentucky
• Dodge Caravan, Honda Accord favorites for Ohio thieves
• Last Diocese lawsuit against Chesley, Steinberg dismissed
• Top of the List: Resorts and Hotels
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• New ambassador program to open in Over-the-Rhine
• Kenwood Towne Place case: 1.6M pages of evidence, and counting
• General Cable stock dives after 2Q report
• Procter & Gamble rolls out sponsorship of DailyBuzz Style
• CCST, circa 1966
• AtriCure reports 18% jump in 2Q revenue
• To be or not to be in a long distance relationship?
• Paul McCartney carries Cincinnati wherever he goes, on tour
• Museum Center withdraws $150M levy
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• Ohio Veterans United endorses Kerry Rabe for Sharonville City Council
• American Financial profit takes hit from asbestos charge
• Delta Air Lines to issue some refunds
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• House passes debt ceiling compromise
• Delta Air Lines hires Chiarello as food and wine expert
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• Thunderstorms likely here and we now have Emily
• Russ Parr’s “35 & Ticking” "35  & Ticking," is coming to  theatres on August 5
• Cincinnati Bengals bring a new look to training camp
• Lindsay Lohan's ex Sam Ronson arrested for DUI
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• Jesse James' sister Juliana James England arrested by the FBI for embezzlement
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• Kings of Leon: Breaking News U.S. concerts all canceled (details)
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• Should the region be more focused on our black economy?
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• Which of these is America's Best Restroom?
• Today's students want more choices and career relevant lessons
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• $7M raised to oppose Ohio union law changes
• City Manager Dohoney proposes $5.1M in cuts
• Ohio State's Fickell, other coaches get earful from Big Ten chief
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• Linden Pointe adds three tenants
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• Cincinnati's City Manager attempting to axe Office of Environmental Quality
• Mayor Mallory Urges Leaders to Come to a Compromise on U.S. Debt Ceiling
• Heat, then Thunderstorms and maybe a Strong Hurricane!
• Exhibition of Mount Students - Art & Design
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• Kings of Leon reschedule Texas tour dates
• Red Light Cameras complete drain on city’s budget
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• Al Pacino's daughter Julie Pacino arrested in New York
• The Carnegie Center announces 2011-2012 Season
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• Carnegie Center announces 2011-2012 Season
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• Compromising: Love Your Relationship, Love Your Mate
• Black-n-Bluegrass headed to Rockford
• Training Rescued Dogs: House Training I
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• 90-Degree Streak Should End Today!
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• Selena Gomez sexes it up on stage with Justin Bieber backstage watching (video)
• Phase III: Cat Canyon Summer 2012
• Cincinnati sees robust manufacturing growth
• Dohoney proposed $5.1M in cuts, eliminating 50 jobs
• Linden Pointe adds 3 new tenants
• Quick and easy dinners
• Fuel-efficiency standard will be 54.5 mpg, Obama says
• Kroger offers $4.5M for garage, should city take it?
• Macy's Music Festival 2011
• Western & Southern suing over mortgage-backed securities, but they're not all bad
• The Hottest Party of the Year, Literally
• GE Aviation faces strike threat in U.K.
• Xavier to announce X-LAB winners Aug. 30
• Kevin Hughes' new job won't make him forget Cornerstone
• Zoo Entertainment avoids Nasdaq threat to delist
• What's Happening in the month of October?
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• Mariemont Historic District
• Boehner bill vote delayed in House
• Meiner Flats in OTR gets $1.5M in state tax credits
• List: Cincinnati's largest hotels and resorts
• Tri-State foreclosures drop in first half of 2011
• Bengals wanted to trade Ochocinco before camp
• Cheviot FInancial profits rise 56 percent
• LCNB applies for Nasdaq stock listing
• Armand Robinson signs with Steelers
• RedHawk Review - Highlight #1: On Top of the World
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• Bengals add Gradkowski while Ochocinco heads to New England
• Demi-glace: One sauce, many variations
• Jack Kevorkian style assisted suicide to take place on July 29, online
• Meiner Flats in OTR gets nearly $1.5M tax credit from state
• There is enough power within a community to move any mountain
• Foreclosures drop in Tri-State for first half of year
• Cheviot Financial’s profits soar 56 percent
• LCNB applies for Nasdaq listing
• 'Crazy for You' celebrates 30 years of Cincinnati Young People’s Theatre product
• GE Aviation finishes certification testing on new turbo prop engine
• Busken bakes up Braille cookies
• Cincinnati chamber graduates first WE Succeed class
• HERALD CALENDAR
• Madison and Woodburn HIstoric District
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• Metro adds West Side bus route
• Martha Stewart, Macy's CEO go shopping in Haiti
• Federal Home Loan Bank profits slide 8 percent
• Why Background Screening for School Volunteers is Important
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• Phantom lands phantom punch
• Omegas Mark Centennial in D.C.
• NAACP: The Best and Brightest
• Notorious Apartheid Enforcer Dies in South Africa
• South Africans in Joyous Spirit, Mark Mandela’s 93rd Year
• Cincinnati Mayor Mark Mallory to discuss plans for Macy’s Music Festival Weekend
• Kappa's converge on Indiana to celebrate 100 years of achievement.
• First Lady Michelle Obama Announces Commitments to Expand Access to Healthy, Affordable Food
• Legally Speaking
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• THE NEED FOR THE CONGRESSIONAL BLACK CAUCUS IS AS CRITICAL TODAY AS IT WAS 40 YEARS AGO
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• Some of best local programing on Cincy’s `Red Eye’ TV
• Lockland Mayor’s Court to conduct August Amnesty Program...with a twist
• Young calls forum on Y closings
• Kearney bill would distance liquor sales from childcare centers
• Tuskegee Airmen headed for national convention in Washington, DC
• Save-A-Lot grocery store opens in Roselawn
• New novel reveals the path of a divorced father
• Union leader Diana Frey indicted on embezzling $750,000 from city union
• YWCA Announces 2011 Rising Star Leadership Program graduates
• Cincinnati Links members connect with homeless youth
• Dr. Sylvia Manning, president of the Higher Learning Commission, to give keynote at Union Institute & University’s national commencement
• Federal officials here to learn about local drug control strategies
• Baseball and softball for urban youth
• Sen. Brown accepting nominations to service academies
• Book Club Reviews
• Kenya: a land of contrasts
• Senator Kearney congratulates Cincinnati on $3 million award from Clean Ohio Revitalization Fund
• Navigating The Health Care Labyrinth
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• Writers of Outstanding Words’ events for August
• YMCA youth organize blood donation events
• HealthCare Connection announces committee and artists for ‘Fifth Annual Signature Fall Jazz Concert’
• First Step Home provides a setting for recovering alcoholics to be with their children
• Cincinnati Pops brings tenor Dixon back for ‘Halleujah Broadway’
• Obama discusses job creation with Black leaders
• Groups outraged over health clinic grant rejection
• Is redistricting a step backwards for Blacks?
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• ‘SuperHeroes’ auditions Aug. 6-7
• Metro’s new Glenway Crossing Transit Center and Park & Ride
• Federal trial continues in Hunter vs. Board of Elections
• Networking Ohio to Affordable Housing provides free help in credit repair, budgeting
• Black Elks gather Downtown for national convention
• Three Cincinnati civil rights pioneers to be inducted into Ohio Civil Rights Hall of Fame
• Rescheduled Enright Ridge Eco Jam has local music, food, and more
• Former Omnicare CFO, new general counsel join Duro Bag
• GE Aviation to build $56M Mississippi plant
• Boehner, Obama were close to deal, now moving to more modest plan
• Commissioners approve funding for Cincinnati Bengals replay system
• Kentucky General Fund ends FY2011 with $157M surplus
• Former Cincinnati Bell CFO's daughter now CEO of Campbell's
• Catastrophe costs push Cincinnati Financial to 2Q loss
• CMHA vote to remove YMCA funding could impact $20M in development
• The Top 5: Money management firms
• Heat relief from the tropics?
• Mike Brown announces Carson Palmer's retirement
• Reds trade Jonny Gomes to Nationals
• New Campbell's Soup CEO has Cincinnati tie
• St. Francis De Sales Church Historic District
• Fuel leak requires GE to modify design of new GEnx engine.
• Following God's Calling, Not Man's
• YMCA loses $6 million over closings
• Mr. Boehner, You’re Not Being Honest
• Megan Ketover and Ted Hubbard
• Sheep in the pen; Sheep on the track
• CMHA vote to pull YMCA funding could have $20M ripple effect
• EdenSong wraps up the season with one more great lineup
• LEGO Store at Kenwood Towne Centre closed due to fire
• Cincinnati has fourth-highest airfare in U.S. during 1Q
• Brent Spence Bridge study is 'definite need'
• Well, I just may have to introduce a regular "romance in the archives" feature....
• Multi-family housing spurs building in Warren Co., NKy.
• Delta continues to reduce presence at CVG.
• Strickland forms consulting firm to boost business expansions
• Ionic Collective makes move to Over-the-Rhine
• Triplefin, Seilkop get tax incentives to expand
• Spencer Town Hall
• Short Woods Park Mound
• Edwin M. Shield's House
• Shawnee Lookout Archeological District
• Louis Sawyer House
• Omnicare faces net loss in 2Q
• Def Leppard and Heart take the stage at Cincinnati's Riverbend tonight
• AK Steel stock down on earnings miss
• Hawaiian Shirt Night Summer World Tour continues, with new EP release
• Kroger names Giordano to head up Ralph's
• Members turn out in droves to protest YMCA closings
• Boehner reworking debt plan, conservatives want deeper cuts
• McDonald's takes some fries out, adds fruit to Happy Meals
• Mike Brown doesn't plan to trade Carson Palmer
• CODE union votes Frey out as president
• Problems with foreclosed homes linger, study finds
• Reds TV broadcasts get new web features from Fox Sports Net
• The Top 5: Money managers
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• Fox Sports Net adds web features to Reds TV broadcasts
• Delta, other airlines raise ticket prices amid FAA shutdown
• Newport lands Cajun-style fish house
• Rogers gets 24-month prison sentence
• One Cincinnati post office in danger of closing
• GE secures exclusive engine deal with Boeing for new 737NG.
• Unfocused GOP Target's Environmental Regulations While Debt Looms Overhead
• City West dispute heating up
• Macy's to feature designs from reality show 'Fashion Star'
• Books-A-Million drops bid to buy Borders stores
• Black-n-Bluegrass vs. Circle City Rollergirls Part II
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• Frisch’s profit hit by food costs
• Health reform challenge certified for November ballot
• Northgate Mall has potential buyer
• Cincinnati to host 2,000 Elks
• Cincinnati unemployment rate rises to 9.2%
• LCA-Vision narrows 2Q loss
• Boot-scoot down to Fountain Square tonight
• Take our Top Cincinnati Landmarks survey
• Why does Cincinnati lose out on luring techies to town?
• Analysis: Ohio job loss among worst since mid-2006
• NFL lockout ends as players OK deal
• House, Senate leaders go separate ways on deficit reduction
• Cincinnati ranks as a top 'value city'
• No Weather News is Good Weather News...
• USAF Thunderbirds thrill at 2011 Vectren/Dayton Air Show
• Proctor and Gamble Opens New Cincinnati Center
• Shrimp bisque: A flavorful and inexpensive alternative
• NFL lockout ends as players OK deal
• Analysis: Ohio job loss among worst since mid-2006
• Why does Cincinnati lose out on luring techies to town?
• Homearama's People's Choice? Daniels-Hicks Homes
• 'Top Chef' to feature Hilton Cincinnati pastry chef
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• 3CDC adds another property to Mercer demolition list
• Take a deeper look at Steiner's huge Liberty Town Square plans
• Convergys hiring 500 in Orlando area
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• First Financial, Fifth Third rank among top U.S. banks
• Returning Student Orientation
• Stubbs' walk-off helps Reds take series from Braves
• Amy Winehouse: The unofficial cause of death was her bf Reg Traviss the reason?
• Toyota Gives, Redwood and Their Clients Win
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables: July 22, 2011:
• Teamsters hit Bud distributor with EPA complaint
• Kroger downgraded to 'sell'
• General Cable Corp. completes debt refinancing
• Federal Court camera test set for Cincinnati
• Ohio State escapes harshest NCAA penalties in Tressel case
• Business travel rises
• Boehner, Reid present separate debt plans
• NFL players, league agree to end lockout
• Top of the List: Money Management Firms
• A Sunday Soaking, but not for Everyone
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• Kim Kardashian's bachelorette party in Vegas the gruesome details
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• Entourage Season 8 starts tonight July 24, 2011 on HBO (Spoilers & Video)
• If you cannot find the circumstances you want, make them
• Journey's 'Don't Stop Believin' smash hit celebrates turning 30 (VIDEO)
• Border closings
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• Come be a part of Mellow Mondays at Fountain Square
• Recycle your Waste this Summer!
• RedHawk Review - Honorable Mentions
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• To Soothe A Savage Heart: Musicians of the Fighting World
• Zombieland star Woody Harrelson lives to turn 50 Amy Winehouse dead at age 27
• Cincinnati to host "Strikeforce: Heavyweight Grand Prix Semifinals"
• Peeble's Corner Historic District
• Amy Winehouse dead a age 27: Kim Kardashian among celebrities tweeting prayers
• Coming in August: It's Commonly Jazz
• Family fun abounds at Sleeping Bear Dunes
• Carew Tower offers grand view of Cincinnati
• Black-n-Bluegrass take on the Circle City Rollergirls
• John Waller featured on Sid Roth's television show It's Supernatural
• Training Rescued Dogs: The Next Thirty Minutes II
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• Make Saturday SLAM part of your weekend plans
• Getting Used to the Heat?
• Healthier foods, more physical fitness activities and health education
• National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month
• September Events at the Cincinnati Zoo
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• Procter & Gamble cuts ribbon on innovative planning center
• Meridian shares slide 20% after 3Q report
• Ochocinco among others unhappy with CBA agreement
• Former head of Children's foundation named VP at Cedars-Sinai
• Duke Realty to build Itelligence HQ
• Managing Electronic Devices Responsibly Creates E-Jobs
• Kentucky unemployment rate falls in June
• YMCA CEO on closures: 'We’ve been grappling with this for over five years'
• Cincinnati Water Works lands high marks from Moody's, S&P
• Ohio unemployment back up to 8.8%
• Guess who wants to sell you Old Spice now? It's Fabio.
• GE's 2Q profit jumps 22%; Aviation unit has strong quarter
• Mt. Storm Park offers expansive views of the west side
• Deloitte names Deborah DeHaas to head Central region
• A Little Less Heat and A Little More Rain
• iTech Conference to Empower Those With Disabilities
• Come See An Autism Sensory Friendly Movie CARS 2
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• Judge approves Borders' liquidation
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• Poll: Brown has big lead over Mandel for Senate
• Convergys announces big hiring plans
• Huntington CEO grows skeptical of recovery, scales back plans
• Reports: NFL votes to end lockout
• BioStart to close Avondale incubator
• MP-Cross Country Info from Ann Kean
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• Cincinnati Ohio: Where did you rank in the 'Honest City' social experiment?
• Former Cincinnati Bengals player Nate Webster accused of having sex with a minor
• Monumental Mayhem: Fan Hotel
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• The Enquirer's Complicity in a GOP Coverup
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• Councilman Young asks for Brent Spence safety meeting
• Those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything
• Former Rookwood CEO drops claims
• S.B. 5 opponents locked and loaded for November ballot
• Lagerfeld's Macy's line to launch in fall
• Procter & Gamble CEO has high hopes for new Winton Hills center
• First Financial Bank named ‘new lender of year’
• Could Walmart be coming to fill Cincinnati's food deserts?
• Cincinnati blogging scene: City Kin
• Procter & Gamble Co. campaign takes on bullying
• Sue McPartlin to head Ohio/Kentucky/Indiana for PricewaterhouseCoopers US
• CLASS petitions for ticket tax at stadiums
• Former Chatfield president Linenkugel heads to Xavier University
• President Obama Meets Civil Rights Icon Ruby Bridges
• A farewell to the 50s
• Is Redistricting a Step Backwards for Blacks?
• Hottest Day of 2011: Relief Coming...
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• Ask Gwendolyn Baines
• Some of What is at Stake in 2012
• Obama Budget Concessions to the Right of Republican Voters
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• Obama Pulls in $86M for Campaign in Second Quarter
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• HERALD CALENDAR
• arts innovation premieres Gala of International Dance Stars
• Community reacts to planned closure of YMCA branches
• Cincinnatians to join hundreds in Washington to witness MLK monument dedication
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• Contractor or Employee? Get the Facts Before You Hire
• Freestore Foodbank announces new president
• Refiners Fire Ministry provides alternative to regular Sunday worship services
• Letter from Mrs. Sephira Shuttlesworth seeks donations for treatment of civil rights icon Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth
• Gist African American settlement historical marker stolen
• Chaen Chess is Cincinnati’s new heavyweight boxer on the rise
• Casey Anthony judge: next Judge Mathis?
• Cincinnati State President O’dell M. Owens is now an Ohio Commodore
• Cincinnati Children’s introduces obesity prevention program at Rockdale Academy
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• Diana Whitt will lead fiscal operations for Cincinnati Public Schools
• 7th Annual Women of OTR Stories of Success Luncheon & Program is August 18
• Reece announces State to improve Summit Behavioral Healthcare
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• Zion Baptist members rallying to help Alabama, Mississippi storm victims
• Gayle Eleanor Chenault advocated for families and children
• Betty Pulliam Fultz enjoyed outstanding career as a funeral director and educator
• Walk to benefit Lighthouse youth outreach program
• Officials rule police shooting of former Bengal justified
• State Rep. Mecklenborg from Green Township resigns amid scandal
• Arthur Foster Slater was social activist who fought for justice and equality
• Opera artist Steven Cole makes himself at home when in Cincinnati
• Macy’s Music Festival is for everyone
• SAVE THE DATE— First Annual Nature Wellness Walk.
• Thelma McCray, Ohio’s oldest World War I widow, honored on her 100th birthday
• Strategic Networking as a Relationship Tapestry
• Fifth Third's 2Q profit spikes 153%
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• Vorys moving to Great American Tower
• ATC Aerospace leaves West Chester
• Zillow shares gain 79% in Nasdaq debut
• Duke Energy settles lawsuit with CPS
• Amylin Pharmaceuticals adds GM for West Chester facility
• Bank of Kentucky 2Q profit up 45%
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• The Top 5: Tri-State market research firms
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• Amylin Pharmaceuticals hires GM for West Chester facility
• Bank of Kentucky sees 45% spike in 2Q profit
• Calcium as a weight loss tool
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• Finding the Path to Serenity
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• Union leader Diana Frey indicted
• Greater Cincinnati home sales slide in June
• Poll: Voters sour on Kasich’s job performance, S.B. 5
• PNC Bank's $888M profit beats estimates
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• 5 Indoor options to beat the Cincinnati heat
• Breaking News...It's July and it's Hot!
• Old Gothic Barns
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• Cincinnati looking at more budget cuts
• Quinlivan proposes 4-year terms for city council members
• Cintas posts gains in revenue, net income in 4Q earnings report
• Poll: Tax hike for middle class comes with debt deal
• Expect Fifth Third to beat analysts' estimates
• NB&T earnings fall 16 percent in 2Q
• CODE sends urgent message to members about investigation
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• Reds blanked again in Pittsburgh
• RedHawk Review - Highlight #2: From Worst to First
• Carrigan Named Mount's Men's Basketball Coach
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• The Separation of Sin
• Jerry Ragavoy writer of Janis Joplin hit "Piece of My Heart" dead at age 80
• Fifth Third Bank should post another earnings pop
• Old Mission Peninsula offers something for everyone
• Kristan's Walk
• Eddie Hedges comes home to Cincinnati to sing with the Grace Chapel Worship Team
• NB&T 2Q earnings slide 16 percent
• SNL's Maya Rudolph & Paul Thomas Anderson add a baby boy to their mix
• Cincinnati union sends urgent message about investigation
• Tiny Gems: Cherry and grape tomatoes are in season
• Kroger picks Tuffin as new head of Smith's
• Android game review: TNA Wrestling iMPACT!
• Zoo Entertainment gets help with cash flow
• Three local hospitals rank among nation's best
• Mayor Mallory cuts ribbon on OTR's City Home
• Cincinnatian to serve on CSI Ohio advisory board
• HERALD CALENDAR
• Ward Financial Group sold to Aon
• Business Watch: Green jobs, golden parachutes and Gold Star
• MOSCOW (Reuters) - The death of a tyrant, abduction by the secret police and insight into the minds of some of the greatest composers in history are all part of the details that Russia's Bolshoi Theater have discovered in the margins of the centurie
• Cincinnati playgrounds series: hidden gems
• Elin Nordegren's new man Jamie Dingman denies having sex with Rachel Uchitel
• Family Fun Friday at Rapid Run Park July 29 features canoeing and outdoor movie
• More Thunderstorms Today, but continued Hot
• Courier launches Forty Under 40 website
• Dream things that never were
• Demi Lovato & Ryan Philippe rumored new couple alert?
• Lamar Odom car crash: 15-year-old killed
• Composting in Your BackYard
• Red Cross plans layoffs
• Borders liquidating, selling all stores
• Duke to close Cincinnati-area coal-fired plant
• Earnings down 22% at Cincinnati Enquirer parent
• Last Cincinnati player out of World Series of Poker
• Top of the List: Market Research Firms
• Browns, Bengals ranked among most disappointing teams
• High School Physicals
• O'Donnell Receives Humanities Alumni Award from the Mount
• Mondays: Pray for the pro-life conversion of heart for Catholic Senators
• Lunken Airport sees a rise in passenger traffic thanks to charter carriers
• Current and former Cincinnati Bengals players in the news during the NFL lockout
• Charlie Sheen will return to TV
• "Day dates" part II: head out to the Cincinnati Zoo
• Burlap To Cashmere ready to deliver a new album
• Mushrooms: Beyond the ordinary
• Young asks YMCA to halt closures for six months
• Deborah Allen set to release a new album on August 16
• Last Cincinnatian out of World Series of Poker
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• Judge dismisses Rookwood bankruptcy case
• LCNB bank posts lower profit
• At Gold Star, adding to menu is multilayered process
• Showboat Majestic presents “42nd Street” through Sunday, July 24
• Erlanger nursing home comes under fire after deaths
• UC wins renewal of $1.2M neuroscience grant
• Ever wonder why Cincinnati Reds sellout numbers differ from game to game?
• Cincinnati Development Fund gets $1.5 million
• Exciting video Monday! The video is about 3 minutes (the last 7 or so is blank) and I really can't explain the soundtrack, but watch and enjoy!
• St. Peter in Chains Cathedral
• Lady Antebellum announces the release of third studio album
• Tom + Chee: Kid nirvana with a Cincinnati twist
• The Cincinnati Arts Association renews its partnership with Paciolan
• Interlactic Bead and jewelry Show returning to Sharonville August 6-7 2011
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• Former Ohio AG to head consumer agency
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• Rich Franklin scratched from UFC 133 card
• The Last Train Premiere in Nashville Meets High Expectations
• Kentucky 2011 fall hunting seasons and dates
• Sayler Park Indian Statue
• Quilters can celebrate Christmas in July at Mini Shop Hop July 21-25, 2011
• A dozen simple toy ideas to entertain when camping with the kids
• The Next Steps: New Announced Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm Generation Characters
• Expanding the Story Pt. 2: Games that Continue the Fight
• Action!: The Best (and Worst) Fighting Game Movies
• Honest Tea with a Twist coming to Cincinnati, Ohio, July 19, Fountain Square
• Cincinnati pub loses its liquor license for not banning smoking
• Madeira City Schools Board Of Education Meeting Agenda For July 18, 2011
• Reds win in walk-off fashion to drop Cardinals
• Vanessa Hudgens homeless? (video)
• Jennifer Lopez & Marc Anthony announce plans to divorce affair talk circulating
• Free CCTSC Program Orientation
• Take a daycation day: 5 unique day trips from Cincinnati
• Delta ending flights to 24 small cities
• New WFTDA apprentice leagues and "Rules Central"
• Brooke Mueller Isn't 'winning' United Airlines show her the exits
• Cincinnati parking costs jump 7%
• Cincinnati chamber names Ferguson as economic development VP
• Convergys exec: Phillipines could have more employees than in U.S.
• Looking to complete a bachelors degree close to home? Then look no further than UC Blue Ash (Raymond Walters College). The Applied Administration bachelor program is designed for the working adult. Several information sessions are scheduled, and the f
• Former County Commissioner John Dowlin dies at 81
• Betty Pulliam Fultz enjoyed outstanding career as a funeral director and educator
• Cincinnati Cats and OAR Celebrates PetFinder Birthday
• Graeter's dishing out $1.41 cones for Ice Cream Day
• Cincinnatians get more time to pay old parking fines
• Macy’s shines as a value stock
• McConnell, others working toward Plan B solution to debt crisis
• The Flag of Cincinnati, and Why We Need More
• Brandery names next class of 9 startups
• Mortgate rates fall after jobs report
• Is first-half foreclosure decline misleading?
• Top of the List: Largest Cincinnati market research firms
• Late night Harry Potter showings sell out
• Ohio may close up to half of driver exam sites
• Which Cincinnati landmarks are the most powerful?
• Tri-State gets $1.3M in Third Frontier funds
• Madeira City Schools News - July 13, 2011
• 10,000 Jobs Being Cut at Cisco: 5 Things Every Employee Should Do When Facing a Layoff
• D-Madeira Theatre Arts and Madeira High School's Select Vocal Ensemble
• New rapper has one of the most added radio songs in the nation
• Matt Hamill will fight at UFC 133 on short notice
• Velouté soups
• Junior roller derby begins in Cincinnati
• 'Home Alone' actor Robert Blossom dead [video]
• Minority Business Accelerator Reports Significant Results 
• Winton Woods OAPSE Members Approve Pay Freeze
• BRIDGING Differences through a JUST Community
• New Red Cross Board Members Elected at 106th Annual Meeting
• Cargill donates $135,000 to fight hunger in Ohio
• TRISTATE MEDICAL RESERVE CORPS/HEALTH DEPARTMENT LAUNCH CAMPAIGN TO RECRUIT VOLUNTEERS
• Universal a University of fun
• Sorry for the delay! We had some technical difficulties but all is resolved and we now have some early audio for your listening pleasure over at the blog. Enjoy!
• Kasich pledges $2M for research by Ohio children’s hospitals
• Every day is an opportunity for significance
• Reporter bets Bengals will get new replay system
• Foo Fighter's Dave Grohl stops London show to break up a fight [video]
• Getting Away From a Me-based Hermeneutic
• Ashland general counsel Hausrath to retire
• Group dates help get rid of beginning of relationship nerves
• Which Cincinnati landmarks sum up Queen City best?
• NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE TACKLES "WAR ON UNEMPLOYMENT" WITH GATHERING OF LEADERS AND CELEBRITIES AT ANNUAL CONFERENCE
• Not guilty or innocent, that is the question
• Protecting the Firefighters Who Protect Us
• Economic Development Agency crucial to job creation
• New SCLC Leader, Howard Creecy
• “You’re Hired!” A Chat with the Only African-American Winner of “The Apprentice”
• Cincinnati foreclosure rate eases in June
• Lupus: Threat to Black Women
• Hunter concerned about movement of November election ballots into storage
• HOROSCOPES: JULY 14- 20, 2011
• The Christ Hospital Cancer Center Opens Enrollment in Two Clinical Research Trials
• High Noon Economics – Who really suffers?
• Children with “Financial” Parental Control
• After 30 Years, ‘Champagne’ King Still Has Her Pop
• Black Woman Redefined
• City Barbeque to open in Blue Ash
• Black Colleges Key to Reviving U.S. Education
• Cincinnati Children's Zeroes in on Inner City Asthma With $2.8 Million Grant
• Ask Gwendolyn Baines
• Casey Anthony Judge: Next Judge Mathis?
• GE Aviation expands in West Chester
• Kid-friendly restaurants in Cincinnati
• Cedar Fair's Ouimet hints at new rides, ticket hikes at Kings Island
• Report: Borders nears liquidation
• Fifth Third names Lamb as Tampa Bay market president
• West Enders tell their stories in John Harshaw’s ‘Cincinnati’s West End’
• Ms. D’or’s public affairs show is back on the air!
• How to contact ‘More Than Reading’ program
• Toyota announces “ Buckle Up for Life” program for minority children and adults
• ‘Diva Day’ Gospel artist Michelle McKinney-Hammond coming to First Baptist in Elsmere, Ky.
• ‘Diva Day’ Gospel artist Michelle McKinney-Hammond coming to First Baptist in Elsmere, Ky.
• Beat the Streets’ trying to raise $750,000 for the needy
• Erica J. Holloman directed student affairs, multicultural programming at Wake Forest University
• METRO to provide 50 cent rides on Route 1 bus to Macy’s Kids, Cultures, Critters & Crafts Festival July 20
• Baseball and Softball for Urban youth
• Support Ann’s House, home for homeless women and children at fundraiser July 16
• A Celebration of Black Music Welcomes `The Soul of Summer Tour’
• Winburn leads effort to explore alternatives for health clinic patients if council cuts funding
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• Union Baptist Church celebrates 180th anniversary
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR
• State Sen. Eric Kearney holds small business forum
• DOCtORs iN tHe KITCHEN—
• Guest Editorial:
• Countdown to the World Choir Games
• New meters accept credit/debit cards for easier shopping, dining
• THE MONEY LADY|
• Walnut Hills Area Council Recognizes Melrose family YMCA and members
• County program recycles unwanted computer equipment, TVs
• Kathy Beechem named board chair Of the ywca board of directors
• Senator Kearney’s forum connects small business owners with lenders
• Second Annual “Men In Spiritual Warfare” Builds Hope For Area Men
• Community residents meet to oppose YMCA closings
• INCOMING POLICE CHIEF CRAIG:
• IDI to build $16M facility in Monroe
• Amazon working on Apple iPad competitor
• Kings Island closes Vortex
• Roofing company holding job fair Thursday
• P&G recalls Oral-B mouthwash in Canada
• Irvin promoted to senior VP, chief nurse executive at TriHealth
• Children's Hospital receives $2.8M for asthma study
• Top 5: Tri-State auto dealerships
• Gluten Free Deals: Website to sample products on the cheap
• Lady Gaga offends the disabled in Sydney [see video here]
• TriHealth promotes Irvin to senior VP, chief nurse executive
• Daniel Baldwin fears for his life, files for divorce from Joanne Smith-Baldwin
• 10 free things to do in Cincinnati this weekend
• Children's Hospital gets $2.8M for asthma study
• CK Scrapbooking Convention returns to Cincinnati October 14-15, 2011
• Bernanke leaves door open for new stimulus
• Browns, Bengals among world's most valuable teams – Forbes
• Cincinnati Bell sells security business to Guardian
• UC Clermont program gets $1.4M grant
• Good old customer service, where did you go?
• New hockey conference named
• The National Archives have a fun contest going: Potatriots! Check out the info at the link ( if you feel inspired to capture a "potatriot" you could share it with us on our wall. Happy hump day!
• CEO turnover rate jumps in June
• Remembering a Talent Cut Short
• A Road to Reenter Society
• Mara Pushes for Ethics Ruling Against Bortz
• OTR Foundation and Jean Schmidt
• Shareholder sues Cincinnati Bell over pay
• EdenSong concerts continue on Friday, July 15
• Relief for the Midwest!
• Cincinnati wants to rework 122-year-old deal with Duke
• Hightower to wed soap opera star
• Budget could be new Cincinnati police chief's first battle
• Paul Brown Stadium costly for taxpayers
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce survey shows few plan to hire
• Cheviot moving to full stock ownership
• INC Research completes Kendle purchase
• The Top 5: Auto dealerships
• History of Beech Acres Parenting Center Told Through Photographs
• The Mount Hosts Adult Registration Rally
• Pray for Fr. Corapi – and all priests
• Interactive Murder Mystery at Monmouth Theatre
• On Fr. Corapi: "Separate the message from the messenger"
• Justin Bieber,Selena Gomez duet...You knew it had to happen someday [video]
• A new rapper gets signed to THREE labels, including Interscope
• Join the Enright Ridge CSA now for a half season’s worth of fresh local produce
• Charlie Sheen's sex skills revealed by porn star Bree Olsen in Playboy spread
• Jungle Jim's International Market will expand into Clermont County in 2012
• 2011 5K for the Levy
• Cheviot converting to full stock ownership
• INC Research closes on Kendle purchase
• Inside the Numbers: Reds pitching stats tell story of first half
• Cincinnati banks say ‘no thanks’ to Treasury’s loan money
• Sherwood Schwartz creator of 'Gilligan' & 'The Brady Bunch' dies at age 94
• Christiane Schmenk to lead Ohio Department of Development
• New Big In Iowa videos on YouTube
• Robbins installs courts for OKC Thunder, Toronto Raptors
• RedHawk Review - Highlight #3: Golden Girls
• Visit the blog for some great CTC video!
• 'Sister Wives' taking on the Utah bigamy law [video]
• Another Price Hill Day at Coney Island rolls around on Wednesday, July 20
• Roostin' is Roastin'
• Late morning Swahili shuffle
• Carl Walker to build new garage for Cincinnati VA Medical Center
• Procter & Gamble downgraded to 'hold'
• Jewel and Ty Murray have a baby boy Kase Townes Murray [video]
• 35% of Americans own a smartphone
• Here are the most hated companies in U.S.
• City rolls out new downtown parking meters
• Top 5: Auto Dealerships
• Macy's human resources VP Clark sells $1.4M in stock
• Speedway offers alternate NASCAR tickets to fans stuck in traffic
• Cincinnati Bengals to get new instant replay system
• The Mount Hosts Graduate Information Session
• An outdoor date for the adventurous couple
• Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow live in Cincinnati-July 2, 2011
• Twilight: "View Point Inn" Edward & Bella's prom scene hotel damaged by fire
• The “next” revolution in dining out: Tickets
• Tuesday at the Loveland Farmer's Market
• 2011 Campbell County Backroads Farm Tour Offers Up Fun For All!
• 2011 Campbell County Backroads Farm Tour Offers Up Fun For All!
• Skechers - Shoes that help you firm up and lose weight?
• Macy's human resources VP Clark sells $1.4M in stock
• Speedway offers alternate NASCAR tickets to fans stuck in traffic
• St. Benedict's influence of Western Christianity is still significant today
• Broccoli cheddar soup
• Bengals to get new instant replay system
• Macy's to pay $750K fine over recalled kids clothes
• Al Neyer to build for Gardner Denver Nash in Pittsburgh
• A nice piece from the Harvard Crimson on the experience of delving into a collection of personal letter in an archive. I had a similar feeling in Graduate school when I worked on a collection of letters written by James Breckinridge Speed (of Louisville
• Cincinnati industrial vacancies on rise
• Top 10 players headed to Western & Southern tennis event
• University of Cincinnati scientists reveal results of BPA study
• Dancing mascots, big stories on U.S. Bank Business Watch
• Eat your Green B.E.A.N.
• Procter & Gamble's McDonald to serve on JobsOhio board
• Free play in Price Hill July 14 about Cincinnati’s immigrant past and present
• Big Thunderstorms Likely Later Today!
• Shopping on a budget
• J.K Rowling: Will Harry Potter's story ever be resurrected?
• Training Rescued Dogs: The First Thirty Minutes III
• Training Rescued Dogs: The First Thirty Minutes II
• Training Rescue Dogs: The First Thirty Minutes
• First Financial opens Springdale processing center
• Christy Awards celebrate excellence in Christian fiction
• Notifiable Diseases and Mortality Tables: July 8, 2011
• Middletown woman sentenced for Clark Western fraud
• Bengals' Pacman Jones arrested
• Study: iPad, other tablet sales to surge
• Ky. Speedway pledges to fix traffic mess
• Report: 401(k) law actually hurts saving
• Boehner to seek $2 trillion deficit deal
• Kroger, Macy's make top retailers list
• Top 5: Cincinnati's largest auto dealers
• Rocker Michael Todd of Coheed & Cambria arrested for robbery in Maine [video]
• Midpoint Music Indie Summer Music Series
• RedHawks to depart from CCHA
• Victoria& David Beckham welcome baby girl,the next fashion diva, Harper Seven
• Kate Hudson and Matthew Bellamy welcome a son
• Support for the Justice Integrity Act
• Caylee Anthony case revives old ghosts from the Marcus Fiesel murder
• A year to showcase the beautiful Queen City
• Union Baptist Church celebrates 180th anniversary; was sanctuary for escaped slaves in early years
• Racial Discrimination in Prosecutorial Phases of American Criminal Justice Syste
• Cincinnati Opera presents EUGENE ONEGIN
• Tips to avoid taking healthy living to extremes
• Crafters needed for Coney Island's Fall-O-Ween Festival
• Autism Therapy Dogs
• Extremist members of the U. S. House of Representative
• How to Fight Dumping and Divorce in Today's World
• Reforming the nation’s drug and criminal justice laws
• Reds explode for five run tenth to sink Milwaukee
• And It Begins Again: Fighting Character Shopping
• Expect the Unexpected: Suprising Characters
• Expanding The Story: Upcoming Games featuring Fighting Characters
• Nathan's parable: Taking from the poor to give to the rich
• Standard Publishing announces partnership with Yancy on songs for 2012 VBS
• Jeremy Camp Celebrates a Number One and Announces an Upcoming Fall Tour
• Reds lose in wild ninth
• Ryan O'Neal sued by University of Texas over missing Warhol portrait of Farrah
• Betty Ford dead at age 93 [video]
• Brilliant blue will look savvy on you
• Old Powder Factory in Mason
• Mason-Montgomery Road and US 42
• Mudhouse Mansion
• SECOND SUNDAY ON MAIN Sunday, July 10 featuring “Dog Days of Summer”
• Texas Roadhouse
• MEN’S CONFERENCE PROVIDES LIFE SKILLS AND SPIRITUAL FOUNDATION
• MEN’S CONFERENCE PROVIDES LIFE SKILLS AND SPIRITUAL FOUNDATION
• Lafayette Life completes move to Cincinnati
• Historic Covered Bridge
• OSU’s self-imposed punishment snuffs out all victories from 2010
• Franklin Boxboard to close, 81 jobs lost
• The Center for Sacramento History is also using Flickr to help identify their mystery photos!
• Keystone Bar and Grill to open in Hyde Park
• Kasich administration holding out hope for capital gains tax exemption for Ohio investments
• Psychic twins Linda & Terry Jamison share book new and predictions on The View
• Begin with the basics: Making gravy
• U.S. unemployment edges up to 9.2%
• DNN Rankings for July 2011
• This reporter, like most good Americans, loves a burger
• Backstreet Boy A.J. Mclean & Rochelle Deanna Kardis' wild wedding plans
• Procter & Gamble gets full slate of shareholder proposals
• Report: Wells Fargo to pay $125M in loans lawsuit
• Cincinnati Reds TV ratings soar in first half
• Shareholders seek to block Duke/Progress merger vote
• Groupon's marketshare erodes with new competition
• Ford starts hiring process for 1,800 Kentucky jobs
• Chase to pay $92M in bond settlement
• For college grads, starting salaries, hiring up
• Five Ohio companies on Fortune Global 500
• IRS: Don't open that attachment
• Top of the List: Cincinnati's largest auto dealers
• Home of Hollywood's first gothic actress is leveled
• Finding a Reform Jewish Voice in New York State
• The Confession of One’s Soul
• For HUC-JIR Alumni: Germany Close Up, a ten-day program in Germany - January 8-17, 2012
• God and Twitter: Helping Clergy Do What They Do Better
• A Movement of Change
• God and Twitter 2: Spiritual Innovation and Connection
• HUC-JIR’s Executive M.A. Program in Jewish Education Launches Inaugural Cohort
• HUC-JIR is proud of our accomplished faculty:
• Can You Twitter Judaism?
• Update on the Circumcision Ban from Rabbi Julie Pelc Adler, Director of the Berit Mila Program of Reform Judaism and NOAM at HUC-JIR
• Ryan Phillippe, and Alexis Knapp have baby girl is a DNA test coming next?
• NACC 2011 underway at the Duke Energy Convention Center
• Pureed soup: One recipe, many variations
• Chase to pay $92M in muni bond settlement
• BowWow confesses he is a daddy [video]
• Gatch Site
• Enquirer Makes More Cuts, ABC Pays Sources
• Don't pretend you don't want to go to the Sausage Festival
• Jeff Ruby breaks ground on Precinct expansion
• Downtown's One Lytle Place sold for $22M
• Purdue study finds rats get fatter with olestra
• Good Sam, Christ seeing success in reducing return trips
• Cincinnati Sub-Zero buys firm in Denver
• HERALD CALENDAR
• New Book Compiles Mandela’s Inspirational Thoughts and Reflections
• Condoleezza Rice Speaks to WRCOG at Annual Meeting
• HOROSCOPES: JULY  7 - 13, 2011
• NBA champ Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle to play in celebrity golf event
• Ask Gwendolyn Baines By Gwendolyn Baines NNPA Columnist
• Fear of the unknown creates suspicion, distruct and disconnect
• Pfarr Log House & Spread Eagle Tavern
• Promont House
• Office vacancies rise to 20% in Cincinnati's CBD
• The great yard sale conspiracy
• Re-inventing OWN, the Oprah Winfrey Network Hollywood
• Cincinnati Street Gas Lamps and Samuel Burdsal House
• Documentary Gives Glimpses of The Greatest in ’73 & ‘74
• Michael Clarke Duncan The “Green Lantern” Interview
• Bella Rose Jewelry Design trunk show at AllyBeads July 9
• Resurrecting Dad
• X-offenders Fight Barriers to Employment
• The End of Anger: A New Generation’s Take on Race and Rage by Ellis Cose
• Denzel Washington Joins Steve Harvey in DFW
• Reds battled Yanks and tradition
• Ostracizing Black Leaders Who Criticize Obama
• Ostracizing Black Leaders Who Criticize Obama
• Jordan Co. completes purchase of Pro Mach
• Civil War Re-enactor On An Education Mission
• A letter to the terrorist
• Hunter sets the record straight
• Under 2012 House-Passed Spending Bill, Ohio Fire Departments Would Have Less Funds Available for Protective Equipment, Staffing
• Tia Watson’s ‘More Than Just Reading’ program helps adults who can’t read
• NAACP Legal Defense Fund Celebrates 70th Anniversary with reception and discussion at the National Archives
• PNC President Kay Geiger chairs 2011 United Way Campaign
• Donald T. Phillips to be keynote at Union Institute’s July 8 MLK luncheon
• Young’s taxi hailing ordinance passed
• Reps. Stinziano and Reece’s legislation restores local control to elections process
• Cincinnati receives 2011 Community Development Week Award
• Letter to the Editor
• Black Migration Changes the Political Landscape in Many States
• At-risk youth building homes for low-income families
• Large turnout for Prospect House’s annual picnic
• Moran re-elected LULAC president; Vicente Fox says walls don’t work
• Too much Crue not enough
• Weatherization program administered by CAA under investigation by federal officials
• Winton Woods grad honored as scholar-athlete
• Health Secretary Sebelius here to discuss Affordable Care Act
• Williams, Melrose YMCA’s to close late August
• Winburn to work on city budget during summer recess
• Parking fines, fees amnesty program extended to Sept. 30
• Commentary:
• County program recycles unwanted computer equipment, TVs
• Editor’s Note:
• Phoenix charter school wins U.C. city-wide robotic design competition for 2nd year in a row
• Representative Alicia Reece votes against ‘GOP jobs killing’ state budget
• Ali-ce’s Mad Hatter Tea Party now open
• Abasi Key wins Purcell Marian High School “Teacher of the Year” award
• 8th Closing the Health Gap Health Expo draws more than 3,000
• Relay supports American Cancer Society
• Cincinnati businessman to provide positive influence on youth through music
• Kid Rock talks turning 40 and new album [videos&photos]
• Online sales continue to fuel results at Macy's
• Fewer Americans filing for bankruptcy in June
• FHA says transportation spending cuts will result in job loss
• Indiana looking at decriminalizing marijuana
• Survey: U.S. job cuts rose in June
• Metro to start construction on Glenway Crossing transit center
• GM Moraine plant sold, 2,000 jobs planned
• The Top 5: Highest-paid non-CEOs
• Reds collapse, rally to win
• Bryson Receives Mission Award from the Mount
• Lawson Receives Established Scholar Award from the Mount
• Acasio Receives Mission Award from the Mount
• Business, and fun: Guitarist Charlie Hunter maximizes his show at Molly Malones
• Bret Michaels vs the Tony Awards: Lawsuit news [video]
• The greenest zoo in America is in Cincinnati
• New Summer Scholarship Program at the Cincinnati Zoo
• How to say "no" when a friend wants to be more
• Metro to break ground on Glenway Crossing transit center
• Low Cost/No Cost After School Options for Lakota Students
• Dayton-area GM plant sold, 2,000 jobs planned
• General Cable updates antitrust investigation
• LCA-Vision procedure volume slips 8%
• Community Foundation of NKY names new CEO
• Delta June traffic, load factor dip
• Duke Energy to build second Kansas wind farm
• It is life lived, not beliefs, that impact the world
• Report: Ohio among best for cheap car repair
• American Can Factory to welcome first residents in September
• Reminder: CCMS will be having an Open House Saturday August 6th at 10 AM.
• SunCoke IPO to raise $227 million
• Blessid Union of Souls in concert on Thursday, July 7 in Florence
• Rumpke Forges Ahead with Landfill Plans
• This Little Piggie Gets Tortured
• When Duty Calls, City Council Takes a Vacation
• Kevin Flynn and Robert Mecklenborg
• EdenSong free concert series begins Friday, July 8 at Eden Park
• Obama wants Congress to raise nation's debt ceiling
• Apple preparing for new iPhone in Q3
• NASCAR could bring $150M economic boost to Cincinnati
• Bed Techs expanding, adding 55 new jobs by 2013
• Ohio opponents of Obama's health care reform ready to put issue on ballot
• Report: Google growing smartphone market share
• Top 5: Highest-paid non-CEOs
• Robinson Receives Emerging Scholar Award from the Mount
• Natalie's 5th Annual Fly Thru the Park 5K
• Arnold & Maria Schwarzenegger divorce settlement details [video]
• Summer date ideas: make the most of the weather with "day dates" (Part I)
• World of Beads offers a 10% discount on classes and class supplies
• Take a mid-week break tomorrow for Reggae Wednesdays at the Square
• Construction bids coming in lower for expanding hospitals
• Should Cincinnati help small developers in OTR?
• Join us at the Market this month and enjoy the music of Angela Hays. Hays is an alumni of Loveland High School and will entertain shoppers July 14 and July 28. Also, don’t forget to sign up for a chance to win a basket full of market vendor donati
• Cincinnati State in the news--along with a photo from the archives!
• Factory orders climb 0.8% in May
• Charlie Sheen & Ashton Kutcher to go head to head this fall [video]
• From the blog archives:
• Cincinnati Bell debuts 4G mobile network
• Week 'is a big one' for Bengals and NFL
• SpiritSong 2011 at Kings Island from July 7 to 9
• Nearly 75% of Ohio small-business owners say economy still in recession
• Inaugural Champions of the Faith Awards to be held in Atlanta
• Cincinnati creates a bed bug task force
• Harry Potter's Daniel Radcliffe reveals he turned to whiskey to help him cope
• Initiative working to place ticket tax on ballot, lauches new Web site
• Cincinnati gas prices falling after July 4th holiday
• Cincinnati Children's to build West Side outpatient center
• Sultry July Weather Ahead
• Honda projects slower sales this summer
• Nic Cage's son Weston Cage arrested at his blood covered home
• AllyBeads offers kids summer beading program
• New air traffic control system may be delayed
• Procter & Gamble on a legal winning streak
• Chase survey shows strong business optimism
• Kasich calls budget "a new way and a new day" for Ohio
• List: Cincinnati's highest-paid non-CEOs
• AT&T changes iPhone insurance plan
• Madeira City Schools News - July 2, 2011
• RedHawk Review - Highlight #4: Jessica Simpson
• Recover from an indulgent weekend
• Report: Obama's stimulus package now hurting the economy
• Why can't MSM get it right?
• 4th of July
• Product Review: “Befuzzled” card game by FunQGames - laughs that draw a crowd!
• A chicken in every pot
• Taste of Tuscany: Kale and white beans
• Make a patriotic windsock
• Three Reds earn All-Star honors
• Sick at work? Your coworkers wish you would leave
• Who will pay the costs for the Brent Spence Bridge replacement?
• Wellington plans grand opening for larger Eastgate digs
• Kentucky unemployment rate among nation's highest in 2010
• AutoTrader: fuel-efficient car popularity up
• BTS: Delta had longest tarmac delay in January
• Cincinnati-Middletown is 24th biggest metro
• St. Elizabeth CEO hints at new cardiac plan
• Report: Procter & Gamble in talks to buy Sanex
• CRE investors looking to second-tier Cincinnati
• Oxford apartments sell for $7.9 million
• Today's Scripture Readings directly address Independence Day celebrations
• CBA “Ministry in Action” Bike Project at ICRS 2011 to benefit Atlanta ministries
• Congresswoman Jean Schmidt faces possible investigations
• House Bill 153 the new child support enforcement law
• Democrats are already very competitive in two GOP-held seats
• Michaels Arts and Crafts celebrates Christmas in July
• Ky. legislature approves online business center
• Ted Bushelman dies at 75
• Hamilton County home improvement loans surpass $40M
• Airbus won't protest Boeing's tanker win
• AT&T changes data plan for iPad2
• NFL, players extend negotiations a week
• Top of the List: Physician groups
• How to photograph fireworks using a point-and-shoot digital camera
• Uncommonly wood : Wooden jewelry
• Indians bullpen shuts down Reds
• Didn't See It Coming: Stealth Fighters
• Life and Liberty pt. 2: The Traitors of the Fighting World
• Crochet an easy eyeglass case
• Life and Liberty: The Freedom Fighters of the Gaming World
• Celebrating the 4th of July Safely: Fireworks Safety Tips
• 43rd Annual GMA Dove Awards to be held in Atlanta in 2012
• National Ice Cream Month and Cincinnati Zoo
• Cincinnati Zoo loses beloved Baby Giraffe Zuri
• Kid Rock hits Cincinnati
• Eat Fresh and Local, in Milford and Batavia
• University Library Now Entirely Online
• P&G on a legal winning streak
• Sticking to health goals - We all need tools
• General Kenner Garrard: the Cincinnati General who fought at Gettysburg
• Maximus Interiors lands $7M Air Force contract
• AAC Announces Fall Semester New Student Orientation Days
• Convergys closes $320M sale of wireless operations to AT&T
• Fifth Third installing new signage atop skyscraper
• Discount retailers filling up vacant space
• Catholic Health Partners to sell Tenn. hospitals for $525M
• Check out the latest from ConnectingDirectors....an interesting article on the industry today! Have a great and safe Fourth of July! Remember "Freedom isn't Free" ... Prayers and good wishes to the men and women of the Armed Forces.
• Cooking with fresh mint or basil
• Bank of Kentucky taking on United Kentucky Bank liabilities, assets and loans
• High Culture on the Fourth of July
• Robichaud rebuilt culture at NS Group
• Kroger, Macy's rank high on Top 100 Retailers list
• Kraft hires P&G executive Myers to head supply chain
• Man who tried to board Delta flight on bad pass in court
• NBA lockout starts after no deal
• Business Courier's top web stories for June
• Great American Insurance buys CUNA Mutual book
• Midwest manufacturing rises in June
• FBI raids Community Action Agency
• Top 5: Cincinnati's highest-paid non-CEOs
• Neighborhood Fourth of July Parade
• MAC baseball tournament has new home
• Mayor Mallory Announces NASCAR Preview In Downtown
• Courier's Top Stories from June
• The basics of broth soups
• Join us Saturday August 6 for RWC Alumni Day at the Cincinnati Zoo. The event is open to all our alumni and includes admission to the zoo, parking and a picnic lunch. We will also have Wildlife Comes to You where two selected animals, one of which will
• Big East announces Bearcats 2011 home/away games
• Watermelon with pistachio and sea salt
• Great American buys CUNA Mutual book
• Grilled pineapple with macadamia nut crunch
• 1776 Peppercorn spice mix
• Forbes: Cincinnati, not great for business
• Animal hospital to restore back wages
• William Ball named interim research VP at University of Cincinnati
• Def Leppard and Heart in concert at Riverbend on July 7
• MillerCoors bringing Molson production to Ohio
• Brandery to move to new Over-the-Rhine headquarters
• Procter & Gamble to star on 'CNBC Titans'
• Signs point to more Cincinnati job growth
• AUTHOR OF LINCOLN ON LEADERSHIP, DONALD T. PHILLIPS, TO DELIVER KEYNOTE AT UNION INSTITUTE & UNIVERSITY’S JULY 8 MLK LUNCHEON
• 2011 North American Christian Convention Draws Thousands to Cincinnati
• Procter & Gamble finding new ways to clean up on Facebook
• The Apostle to the Gentiles is a mentor to everyone
• On pledging my allegiance
• Winton Woods District Receives Race to the Top Grant
• CINCINNATI OPERA PRESENTS 5TH ANNUAL PRIDE NIGHT CELEBRATION SATURDAY, JULY 16
• No Child Left Behind Law Fails to Remove Inexperienced Teachers from Classrooms of Poor and Minority Students
• Future World Productions
• Comboni Missionary Volunteers Head for Uganda
• Weekly jobless claims fall to 428,000
• Cincinnati State becomes authorized provider of IACET CEUs
• JUSTICE DEPARTMENT GRANT WILL FUND CITY AND COUNTY PROGRAMS
• JUSTICE DEPARTMENT GRANT WILL FUND CITY AND COUNTY PROGRAMS
• Founder's Day Festival in Sardinia canceled
• Blenko glass owls epitomize mid century modern decorative manufacture and style
• Sayler Park celebrates centennial of annexation to city
• Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow bring the Born Free tour to Riverbend on Saturday
• Tips for Autism and wandering
• Art Academy student, once homeless, now successful new media consultant
• Artworks Mural at City-Cellars on Race Street
• Congressman Chabot, Mr. Henderson, and Ms. Zuirkin met to discuss civil rights issues.
• Strayhorns make a difference in West End
• Writers seek information about Cincinnati’s rich African American choral tradition
• Bryant’s new novel helps readers see beauty of life
• HCAN partners help consumers lower the cost medications
• CPS Board member Ingram elected to national board post
• African Americans instrumental in NASA’s next generation spacecraft
• Anti-violence program director earned his ‘Ph.D.’ in the streets
• CIRV open house reveals anti-violence community resource center
• They write outstanding words
• African American Business Development Program’s seventh class graduates
• National performers headline July 11 event to mark countdown to 2012 World Choir Games
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• Cincinnati Art Museum announces summer and early fall exhibits
• Links sponsors Girls Youth Enrichment Conference
• Share 75th birthday celebrations
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• Kids keep the audience singing, swinging, dancing at annual FamiliesFORWARD concert
• Children’s Hospital now occupies Vernon Manor
• James Craig becomes Cincinnati’s first Black police chief
• LULAC brings nation’s leaders to Cincinnati to address most pressing issues to Latinos
• Enjoy Todays beautiful weather by coming to The Market, our summer farmer's market, today 3-7pm. Plenty of FREE parking is available!
• Carson Palmer's house has been sold
• Prime Outlets at Jeffersonville to be sold, renamed
• Duke Energy, Progress will offer buyouts after merger
• St. Aloysius Orphanage breaking ground on $10M project
• Cincinnati construction employment stable in May
• Court rules health care reform is not unconstitutional
• YMCA to close branch, shift members to another location
• The Top 5: Highest-paid CEOs
• New Book Explores History of Downtown Cincinnati
• RedHawk Review - Highlight #5: 32 in a row
• Annual 4th of July Spectacular 5K
• Construction employment stable in May
• Court rules health care reform does not violate Constitution
• Screaming Bridge
• YMCA to close Williams branch, shift members from Melrose
• St. Aloysius Orphanage to break ground on $10M projec