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People Working Cooperatively opens new 70,000-square-foot Sharonville headquarters

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By Taylor Woods Verified
| WCPO-TV (Cincinnati, OH) Verified
SHARONVILLE, Ohio — People Working Cooperatively has opened the doors to a new headquarters in Sharonville, giving the nonprofit more space to serve more people across the region. The organization is now operating out of a 70,000-square-foot facility on 14 acres. Leaders said the new location offers better access to interstates, making it easier to move trucks and supplies in and out. "If you needed ramp parts over here or insulation, that was in one building. Tools were somewhere else.
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Rising Sun Schools welcome students back with free athletic admission, new cellphone rules

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By Taylor Woods Verified
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RISING SUN, Ind. — Rising Sun Schools in southeast Indiana kicked off the new school year Monday with new programs and policy changes aimed at boosting student engagement and reducing screen time. One of the biggest changes this year is a new grant from the Ohio County Drug Free Foundation that gives every student free admission to home athletic events. District leaders hope the initiative encourages more students to get involved and build school spirit.
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Camp Wall Street program teaches kids about investing and building generational wealth

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By Taylor Woods Verified
| WCPO-TV (Cincinnati, OH) Verified
Omega Charities is partnering with Camp Wall Street to teach young people how to invest and build generational wealth through stock ownership. Omega Charities is a non-profit founded by the brothers of Omega Psi Phi. The program aims to change mindsets, teaching young people that they don't have to just spend money with some of America's biggest companies — they can own a piece of them, too. Bobby Robinson, president of Omega Charities, said the initiative is about more than just money management.
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