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Greater Cincinnati high school basketball team forfeits season wins as athletic director resigns
A Greater Cincinnati high school’s athletic director has resigned, and its boys basketball team has been ordered to forfeit all eight of its wins this season because of a rules violation. 
Tags Hamilton City School District Bill Stewart K/12 Education
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Ohio Arts Council's Excellence Awards include 5 Greater Cincinnatians
Members of the Ohio Arts Council board have approved $300,000 in grant funding to be awarded to 75 Ohio artists, including five from Greater Cincinnati. 
Tags Food & Lifestyle Retailing & Restaurants Arts
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One of Greater Cincinnati's largest banks partners with local accelerator
One of the region's largest banks is helping a local accelerator expand its reach, thanks to a $30,000 contribution. 
Tickers INNO
Tags Technology Inno Banking & Financial Services
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Five things you need to know today, and a speech for the ages
Here are the five most important things you need to know to help start your busy business day. 
Tags Roundup Cinci 5 Things Editorial 2014
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She is Tyra: Artist-activist channels her considerable energy into helping the disenfranchised
Art played a crucial role during Patterson’s incarceration, her fight for freedom and her life since being released, which focuses on helping people who suffer discrimination because they were... 
Tags Philanthropy & Nonprofits Agnes Gund David Singleton
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Fast-growing startup partners with Ohio's oldest business
Ohio's longest operating business has a fresh new addition, thanks to a rapidly growing startup. 
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Tags Logistics & Transportation Startups Kevin Kushman
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Five things to know today, and a potato chip travesty
Good morning, Cincinnati. Here are five things to know before starting your busy business day. 
Tags Newt Gingrich Cinci 5 Things Editorial 2014
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Two student-led startups named top 50 finalists in global venture competition
The top 50 includes startups from 36 universities overall, including Brown University, Michigan State, University of Chicago, Tufts, Yale and more. NKU was one of only eight schools to place multiple... 
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Tags Colleges & Universities Isaiah Kelly Startups
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Broadway in Cincinnati announces new dates for Aronoff Center shows
Broadway in Cincinnati has announced new dates for all shows in the current season and the return of productions to the Aronoff Center for the Arts this fall. 
Tags Retailing & Restaurants Food & Lifestyle Arts
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P&G sales surge fuels jump in profit
Cincinnati-based consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble saw a surge in sales amid the continuing coronavirus pandemic, which led to nearly $4 billion in profit in its most recent quarter. 
Tags Procter & Gamble Company (The) Procter & Gamble Co/ Consumer Goods
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Five things you need to know today, and trying out all the at-home meal kits
Here are the five most important things you need to know to help start your busy business day. 
Tags Cinci 5 Things Editorial 2014 Roundup
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Erlanger launches largest Covid-19 relief program in Northern Kentucky
The city of Erlanger has launched Northern Kentucky's largest Covid-19 relief program to help small- and medium- sized businesses struggling with the financial impact of the pandemic. 
Tags Jessica Fette City of Erlanger Coronavirus
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CVG fares continue to be hit by pandemic
Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport continues to see lower fares because of the coronavirus pandemic. 
Tags Travel & Tourism Transportation Travel
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Details emerge on GE Aviation's manufacturing project north of Cincinnati
A wholly owned subsidiary of GE Aviation landed a key zoning approval that brings the company one step closer to developing a large-scale, high-tech manufacturing hub north of Cincinnati. 
Tags Sinclair Community College University of Dayton Manufacturing
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Scripps lays off more than 100 in wake of acquisition
E.W. Scripps Co. has eliminated 120 jobs as part of its plan to save costs and realize synergies from its $2.65 billion acquisition of Ion Media Networks on Jan. 7. 
Tags Cable & TV Ion Media Networks, Inc/ Kari Wethington
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Five things you need to know today, and let's play a game
Here are the five most important things you need to know today. 
Tags Roundup
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Skyline Chili to open new restaurant north of Cincinnati
An iconic Cincinnati restaurant chain is planning to open a new location, its second in two months. 
Tags Restaurants Nicholas Lambrinides Retailing & Restaurants
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Cincinnati Art Museum’s ‘Future’ exhibit pays homage to the past
Artwork from the Cincinnati Art Museum’s permanent collection will share the spotlight in a new exhibition opening in February. 
Tags Amy Dehan Guy Michael Davis Philanthropy & Nonprofits
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Courier to hold 2021 Future of Cities virtual event
The virtual event will kick off with a special presentation on “The Future of Cities” by renowned national urbanist Richard Florida. 
Tags Richard Florida Coronavirus Government & Regulations
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Vast array of new projects to lift voices by Black and Brown artists
ArtsWave has announced the winners of 27 projects proposed by local Black and Brown artists on a theme of “truth and reconciliation.” 
Tags Greg Landsman Arts Philanthropy & Nonprofits
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Five things you need to know today, and one great podcast
Good morning, Cincinnati! Here are the five most important things you need to know to help start your busy business day. 
Tags Cinci 5 Things Editorial 2014 Roundup
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Playhouse in the Park names new development director
Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park has named a new director of development. 
Tags Rachel Kirley Bethany Doverspike Philanthropy & Nonprofits
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Leader of city of Cincinnati’s $2 billion pension fund to exit
The leader of the city of Cincinnati’s pension fund is stepping down after a 20-year tenure. 
Tags Paula Tilsley Compensation Government & Regulations
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P&G Ventures names winner of CES Innovation Challenge
The average U.S. home throws out 240 pounds of food a year. The 2021 winner of the P&G Ventures Innovation Challenge at CES has developed a product that could help change that. 
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Tags Consumer Goods Inno ​Leigh Radford​
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2 Greater Cincinnati elementary schools earn prestigious academic honor
Two Greater Cincinnati schools have received national recognition from the National Elementary and Secondary Education Act for their academic achievement. 
Tags K/12 Education Education
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Saga of lawsuit seeking to hold George Floyd protesters responsible for Cincinnati riot damage comes to an end
In October of 2020, a downtown Cincinnati business filed a lawsuit against 90 people who had been arrested during the May protests over the police killing of unarmed Black man George Floyd. After three... 
Tags William Blessing Government & Regulations Legal Services
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Five things you need to know, and my Costco hit list
Here are the five things you need to know to start your business day. 
Tags Roundup Cinci 5 Things Editorial 2014
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Girl Scouts of Western Ohio secures $400K for area camp improvements
Girl Scouts of Western Ohio is getting hundreds of thousands of dollars in state funding to make improvements to camps in Warren County. 
Tags Philanthropy & Nonprofits Roni Luckenbill Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
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CityLink embarking on $5 million expansion in West End
The West End's CityLink Center is embarking on a $5.3 million expansion that will add four new buildings to nearly 24,000 square feet on its property, allowing it to serve an additional 300 people per... 
Tags Johnmark Oudersluys Construction Philanthropy & Nonprofits
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Arts leaders look ahead to 2021 after navigating a challenging year
In honor of the Year of the Woman inspired by the women’s suffrage movement last year, the Courier is revisiting five women previously profiled in Arts Front. 
Tags Louis Langrée David Ashbrock Carl Solway
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