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Enquirer reveals readers' choice Cincinnati fall athletes of the year
9+ hour, 55+ min ago (68+ words) Cincinnati. com readers selected The Enquirer/Beacon Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine's Athletes of the Year from prep sports action in the fall. Enquirer reveals readers' choice Cincinnati fall athletes of the year In a vote that ended June 26, Cincinnati. com…...
Enquirer reveals readers' choice Cincinnati fall athletes of the year - AOL
9+ hour, 27+ min ago (349+ words) In a vote that ended June 26, Cincinnati. com readersselected the final 2025-2026 Cincinnati Enquirer/Beacon Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine readers' choice Athletes of the Yearfrom high school sports action in the fall. The Enquirer already named its Athletes of the Year at…...
Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan Thinks 2026 World Cup is a Hockey Tournament? !?
13+ hour, 31+ min ago (262+ words) It seems that 10-term Congressman Jim Jordan doesn't know which sport is being played during the 2026 World Cup. If you somehow didn't notice, the 2026 edition of the FIFA World Cup is going on across North America. Soccer is the world's…...
These Cincinnati girls made 2026 All-Ohio, all-region lacrosse teams
10+ hour, 10+ min ago (62+ words) Greater Cincinnati was once again well represented on the girls lacrosse All-Ohio teams. Here's who made the list. The Ohio High School Girls Lacrosse Coaches Association released its 2026 All-Ohio and All-Region teams for Division I and II squads. Which local…...
Ohio Planned Parenthood will accept Medicaid after federal budget bill expires
13+ hour, 27+ min ago (212+ words) Planned Parenthood Southwest Ohio Region will start accepting Medicaid payments for certain services again after the federal law blocking reimbursement expires on July 3, according to a statement from CEO Nan Whaley. Planned Parenthood Southwest Ohio Region serves 20 counties in the…...
Stores restock THC infused drinks as Ohio's restriction loses its fizz
23+ hour, 36+ min ago (1089+ words) Retailers are placing intoxicating hemp products back on shelves in Greater Akron and throughout Ohio following judicial orders. As litigation continues, an area smoke shop owner and a manager at a local grocery chain envision that THC drinks are here…...
Cincinnati's historic Flatiron Building is getting a new coffeehouse
19+ hour, 59+ min ago (407+ words) The historic Mount Auburn Flatiron Building is set to gain a new tenant. Columbus native Heather Barrow is opening the Monarch House, a coffeehouse and wine bar, inside the 131-year-old building at 1833 Sycamore St. While Barrow and her husband, Andy,…...
Sandhill crane population growing in Ohio. Here's why that's good news - AOL
19+ hour, 12+ min ago (555+ words) Black bears aren't the only creatures making a comeback in Ohio. Sandhill cranes, once gone from the state, are also growing in number. And that's good news for the Buckeye State. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources announced the results…...
Want a native garden in Cincinnati? Follow these rules
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (795+ words) There's a growing number of gardeners across the country who are cultivating native plants in their lawns and flowerbeds. Native gardens help reduce air pollution and support biodiversity and wildlife " and native plants often also require less water and no…...
Black bears sightings reported around Ohio. See map, stay safe
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (770+ words) Black bear sightings are surfacing all across the Cincinnati region. "We typically have zero black bears in this part of the state. That's why it's such big news," Beatty said. Bear sightings are becoming more common in Ohio but are…...