🏢 UC's 9/11 Stair Run honors terror attack victims with 2,071 steps. The University of Cincinnati will mark the anniversary of the September 11 attacks with its annual memorial event at Nippert Stadium on September 11, 2025. Participants climb steps representing those in the World Trade Center towers during a 56-minute run—the time people had to evacuate the south tower before collapse. Free and open to the public, the event begins at 6:46 a.m., with registration starting at 5:30 a.m. outside the Lindner College of Business. An accessible route is available for those unable to climb stairs.
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🏠 Cincinnati startup disrupts real estate with agent-free home sales platform. Homeshake is expanding its innovative service to new markets in Columbus, Ohio, as well as Louisville and Lexington, Kentucky. The company, co-founded by Nick Rabin and Jonathan Bennie, aims to capitalize on recent housing market trends by eliminating traditional real estate agents from the home selling process. This expansion comes amid significant developments in the Cincinnati real estate market, including controversy over a $150M Hyde Park project and record luxury home sales in July.
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🚛 Cincinnati trailer giant plans major expansion into Franklin. Interstate Utility Trailer has submitted plans to build a 53,200-square-foot facility off I-75 in Franklin, featuring 16 service bays and extensive trailer parking. The proposed development, which would include retail, rental, and repair services, signals Franklin's growing appeal to businesses. Established in 1975, Interstate Utility Trailer is one of North America's largest semi-trailer dealerships with locations across multiple states. The project still requires approval from the planning commission and city council before construction can begin.
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