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Stamp and train enthusiasts packed a theater at Cincinnati's Union Terminal Thursday to celebrate the city's iconic train station being honored on a U.S. postage stamp. The recent trail derailments didn't go unrecognized.
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Records are made to be broken, the saying goes. But how did the kid from Akron chase down what seemed like an unbeatable number?
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Federal act inspired by Cincinnati cemetery means funding for Black burial grounds across the nationFunding is included in the recently signed Consolidated Appropriations Act to help restore and protect Black cemeteries. First introduced in 2019, the African American Burial Grounds Preservation Act came to be because of Cincinnati's Union Baptist Cemetery in Price Hill.
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The Funk Music Hall of Fame and Exhibition Center will occupy the old Sears building in Trotwood, Ohio.
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Loud as the Rolling Sea is our series that features the stories of today’s elders–both Black and white, who were young civil rights workers in the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s.
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Restoration work and a hunch uncovered what could be a rare self-portrait of the 19th century French impressionist.
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Hear elders from Yellow Springs telling stories about their lives and their efforts on behalf of civil rights.
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Hear from Betty Ford and Phyllis Jackson. These two women helped guide this community oral history project. Jackson especially had a passion for black history and genealogy and spent years researching her family's story.
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Google Arts & Culture launched a Cleveland section Wednesday, featuring artwork, videos and exhibits from 18 area institutions as well as recommendations for things to do.
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Those who gathered October 11 to celebrate a 40-foot mural of Springfield Civil Rights activist Hattie Moseley were like the mural itself: fresh, vibrant, of many colors and bathed in sunlight. WYSO Clark County Reporter Tom Stafford was there.
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The NCR Corporation was once a massively important one in Dayton. Before the company left this region in 2009, it was an integral part of the local community. And, it was hugely successful and powerful, so successful and powerful that they…made a movie.
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A Miami County judge's ruling has saved a historic building in Troy from becoming rubble—at least for now.