Latest reporting from the Business desk.
Tasha Wilson, a Chamberlain University double-alumna, rose from Patient Care Assistant at Cincinnati Children's Hospital to Senior Manager of Clinical Services at national home care provider Help at Home over a two-decade Cincinnati nursing career.
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Metro proposes eliminating Route 10 bus service to the Oakley Transit Center during off-peak hours and weekends starting Dec. 6, and two public comment meetings remain before the Oct. 9 deadline.
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Busken Bakery has sold more than 12,000 Dolly Parton-themed cookies and plans to donate over $19,000 to the singer's Imagination Library on Ohio's official Dolly Parton Day, Sept. 25.
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Kroger has pulled Red Bull from all Tri-State stores and removed Boar's Head deli meats from some Cincinnati locations amid an apparent supplier dispute, as new CEO Greg Foran pushes for lower vendor prices and expands the chain's private-label brands.
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More than 15,000 guests at MadTree Brewing's Oakley taproom and Parks and Rec location have donated over $20,000 to environmental nonprofits through the brewery's Tree Fund, on top of MadTree's existing 1% for the Planet commitment.
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Busken Bakery sold more than 5,700 Dolly Parton tribute cookies in four days, with plans to donate over $8,000 to the singer's Imagination Library, and cookies remain available at the Hyde Park location and online.
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Asiana Thai & Sushi will reopen at its Oakley location on Oct. 1 under Jay and Toey Holmes, who created the restaurant's original recipes and ran it for five years before opening a Crestview Hills location in 2022.
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Asiana Thai & Sushi of Hyde Park has permanently closed after 24 years in the neighborhood because the landlord did not renew the restaurant's lease, making it the second long-running east-side Asian restaurant to shut down in a week.
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Gilligan Co. paid $3.5 million for three parcels at Madison Road and Red Bank Expressway near the Oakley-Madisonville border, planning a GoCo Shell convenience store and Dunkin' Donuts after demolishing the existing Rally's and Qwench building.
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Stone Bowl, the Korean and Japanese restaurant at 3355 Madison Road in Oakley, closed Sunday, Aug. 16 after 12 years as owners Young Park and Misook Gwon relocate out of state to reunite their family.
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Green Umbrella named Van Sullivan, a 25-year Cincinnati resident who built the nonprofit's signature flood resilience programs, as its permanent executive director on Aug. 18 after a national search.
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Stone Bowl, the Korean and ramen restaurant at 3355 Madison Road in Oakley, permanently closed Monday, Aug. 17, after 12 years, with owners Young Park and Misook Gwon citing a family relocation that kept them living apart for four years.
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Cincinnati Children's Hospital researchers have mapped child hospitalization risk to every residential address in the city, finding that a home's market value, nearby violent crime and housing code violations are the strongest predictors of whether a child living there will end up in the hospital.
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