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125 yearsDecember 2, 1896The Thanksgiving Festival for the benefit of Sts. Peter and Paul Church at Wynant was very well attended. Considering the present

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1:11 Citizens from the neighborhood and beyond spoke on the impact gun violence has had on their lives, many having lost loved ones over the years in Cincinnati, including their own children. Pastor Peterson Mingo lived through the death of multiple brothers in his youth. "As I look around, I see people who have every reason in the world to be concerned and basically want to see some things done to ensure that our children, Amen, dont just end up on billboards as a number and a picture," Mingo ...

Andrea was a student at St. Mary’s College. Matthew attended the University of Notre Dame. It was love at first sight – they were meant for one another – and eventually they wed. Matthew and Andrea Remke moved to Kentucky to start a family – and a future. “Matthew eventually took over the reins from his dad (Bill) and served as President of Remke Markets,” Andrea said. “Matthew was always a generous person. He always gave of his time and talent – and money to others. He beli...

Please, reenter the code in the captcha! The link was successfully Sent! Ooops!:( An error has occurred!   Annemarie Barnett. (Submitted photo) The Alzheimer’s Association Greater Cincinnati Chapter has selected one of its own to lead the organization, lauded as one of the best nonprofits in Cincinnati. Annemarie Barnett has been appointed as the new Executive Director of the Greater Cincinnati Chapter, after four years of experienc...

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Cincinnati saw a reduction in most crimes throughout 2020 as many people hunkered down in their homes because of the pandemic. But among the most violent — homicides and shooting — numbers were up after declines for the past few years. Chief Eliot Isaac says thats likely linked to the increased number of gun sales throughout the country last year. "In the past year, we have recovered a record number of firearms, more than weve recorded any year before. But the one caveat to that, that in 20...

There are Doctors Without Borders, Libraries Without Borders and even Clowns Without Borders, but are you aware of their engineering counterpart? Engineers Without Borders USA is a nationwide organization that

Donna Jones Baker talks about the rare heart disorder that threatened her life I had to be a fighter On April 15, 2018, Donna Jones Baker suffered a heart attack. It was the first sign of a serious problem. Later, Jones Baker was diagnosed with a rare disorder called giant cell myocarditis. Its a condition that few people survive. and last updated 2021-01-12 20:51:02-05 For 15 years, Donna Jones Baker was the heart of the Urban League of Southwestern Ohio. The organizations longtime president...

Sheep Dog members stand ready to lend aid where its needed A sheep dog protects its flock -- watching out for predators and herding them to safety when necessary. A local group of veterans and first-responders use that ideology to give back and help the community in a variety of different ways. and last updated 2020-12-14 20:48:44-05 CINCINNATI — A sheep dog protects its flock -- watching out for predators and herding them to safety when necessary. In this case, the story isnt about an act...