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BHM: Black woman started health and food store in Cincinnati in the 70s

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By Aleah Hordges Verified
| WKRC-TV (Cincinnati, OH) Verified
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Sherry Merrick opened up G & Shirley's Health and Food Store in North Avondale back in 1977. She was known as a visionary, businesswoman and a champion for her community at a time when access to healthy, holistic living was far from equal. Sherry Merrick opened up G & Shirley's Health and Food Store in North Avondale back in 1977. She was known as a visionary, businesswoman and a champion for her community at a time when access to healthy, holistic living was far from equal.
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Northern Kentucky school transitions from 90-year-old field to state-of-the-art facility

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By Aleah Hordges Verified
| WKRC-TV (Cincinnati, OH) Verified
TOPICS: DaytonGreendevilsStadiumO.W Davis FieldTurfConstructionCommunityFootball DAYTON, Ky. (WKRC) - Friday night lights will look a little different for the Dayton Greendevils football team. The team will play its first game at home inside a new stadium on August 29. The O.W Davis Field was torn down in October of 2024 after standing tall for 90 years. Dayton Independent Schools went from having the oldest field to one of the newest in Kentucky.
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'It's all in God's hands': Terminally ill local man leaves his mark on historic tavern

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By Aleah Hordges Verified
| WKEF-TV (Miamisburg, OH) Verified
Font family Font color Character edge Character edge color Background color Window color TOPICS: HamiltonStone TavernTerminal illnessJim PickupNorth EndRenovationCommunityMesothelioma HAMILTON, Ohio (WKRC) – A local business owner is joining the effort to revitalize the North End of Hamilton, despite battling his own fight of declining health. Jim Pickup owns the Stone Tavern located on the corner of Heaton Street and Greenwood Avenue.
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