🚢 Historic paddlewheel riverboat will cruise five cities this summer. The Belle of Cincinnati is embarking on its annual Summer Cruise Tour from July 24-31, visiting Portsmouth, Ashland, Huntington, Gallipolis, and Maysville. Traveling at a leisurely 4 mph, the authentic paddlewheel riverboat offers guests traditional sightseeing cruises with options to upgrade to buffet meals. "It's a chance to slow down and soak in the sights of these beautiful, historic river cities," said BB Riverboats' Sales Director Nancy Willhoite, noting how special it is for locals to see their towns from the water.
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🙏 Archbishop welcomes Haitian immigrants amid deportation uncertainty. During a special Mass at Springfield's St. Raphael Church, Cincinnati Archbishop Robert Casey emphasized hospitality and compassion for the estimated 12,000-15,000 Haitian immigrants who have settled in the region. Governor Mike DeWine attended the multilingual service, which was conducted in English, Creole, and Spanish to accommodate the diverse congregation. Casey urged lawmakers to approach immigration policies with "a human heart," recognizing the impact on families who have established roots in the community. Despite facing scrutiny and deportation threats, most Haitian immigrants in Springfield have secured jobs, enrolled their children in schools, and accessed essential services.
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🏭 GE Aerospace injects $113 million into southwest Ohio economy. The manufacturing giant's investment in its facilities between Cincinnati and Dayton is expected to create new jobs and drive regional growth. University of Cincinnati economist Michael Jones notes the money will benefit suppliers and is already impacting sectors beyond manufacturing. Population growth is increasing, affecting retail stores and housing markets. This investment represents significant economic development for small towns throughout the Cincinnati-Dayton corridor.
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