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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 13, 2026
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UC Health team helps NKY woman find her voice again after cancer diagnosis (opens the original)
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A vibrant Fort Thomas woman had her life turned upside down when a rare cancer threatened to silence her, but positivity pushed through for Jenny Hammond – with the incredible help from a team of Cincinnati doctors. Hammond says if something crazy or unusual is going to happen in the world, it’s going to happen to her. “I either consider myself very lucky or very special,” Hammond said. When an unusual lump on the left side of her neck ended up being cancer, it was a very rare cancer called aden
STORM DAMAGE | Tornado uproots trees, damages homes in Clermont County (opens the original)
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Homes have sustained damage and trees have been uprooted after a confirmed tornado touched down Tuesday in Clermont County, according to the National Weather Service. A debris-confirmed tornado was spotted in Clermont County around 3 p.m. on Tuesday, and later confirmed in Pierce Township by the agency around 8:30 p.m. Wednesday morning, debris was scattered across yards, properties and roadways. Duke Energy crews have been working overnight to restore power to areas that saw extensive damage. O
How a teen turned a candy hobby into business sold at Disney World (opens the original)
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An 18-year-old from Northern Kentucky has transformed her COVID-era hobby into a thriving business, with her freeze-dried candy now sold at Disney World and other prominent locations. "I've had a business since I was so young. I mean, even when I was 8 years old, I had a paper route, and I would go door to door," said Aubrie Sink. From delivering newspapers at age 8 to making jams in her kitchen at 12, Sink’s entrepreneurial spirit was evident early on. By 2021, she was selling homemade jams und
How a northern Kentucky teen turned a candy hobby into business sold at Disney World (opens the original)
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An 18-year-old from Northern Kentucky has transformed her COVID-era hobby into a thriving business, with her freeze-dried candy now sold at Disney World and other prominent locations. "I've had a business since I was so young. I mean, even when I was eight years old, I had a paper route and I would go door to door," said Aubrie Sink. From delivering newspapers at age 8 to making jams in her kitchen at 12, Sink’s entrepreneurial spirit was evident early on. By 2021, she was selling homemade jams
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