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CINCINNATI, March 13, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Carolyn Pione Micheli, a skilled business communicator, will join The E.W. Scripps Company (NYSE: SSP) as vice president of corporate communications and investor relations, effective March 25. "At Scripps we put a high value on effectively communicating our story with shareholders, employees and the great communities where we do business across the country," said Rich Boehne, Scripps president and CEO. "Carolyn's extensive experience with...
CINCINNATI, June 28, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- LCS, a developer of business-critical software technologies, is pleased to announce that it has won multiple awards for being a top workplace in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120628/CL31591LOGO ) The Cincinnati Enquirer recently honored LCS as one of the "Top Workplaces of 2012." The Enquirer Media's Top Workplaces project conducts an annual search for the best workplaces in the region...
CINCINNATI and SUNNYVALE, Calif., Aug. 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Enquirer Media today launched a local advertising relationship with Yahoo! that brings together Enquirer Media's brands, media sales expertise, and leading website audiences with Yahoo!'s scale, online audience targeting capabilities, and display advertising expertise. Enquirer Media will offer Yahoo! digital inventory as part of their local advertising solutions. As a result, local advertisers will benefit from expanded digital...
BOCA RATON, Fla., March 24 /PRNewswire/ -- David J. Pecker, President and CEO of American Media, Inc. (AMI), announced today that Tony Frost has been named editor-in-chief of National Enquirer. In addition to his new title, Frost now becomes Editorial Director of Globe and Editorial Director of the Enquirer's International Edition, which he has run since 2003. "Tony's massive experience makes him ideally suited for this position. Tony will continue to carry on the Enquirer's tradition of...
The MidPoint Music Festival in Cincinnati overcame three days of rain and organizers said the indie music event has turned a corner. Executive Producer Dan McCabe said the three-day event, which wrapped up Saturday, had a good run, The Cincinnati Enquirer reported Sunday. I have nothing but positive things to say about the festival, he told the newspaper. Cincinnati came out in the rain and needs to be very proud about this. It turned a corner this year. It has cut a blazing path, and I can...
CINCINNATI, Sept. 21 /PRNewswire/ -- Would present-day journalists risk everything they have for their belief in the importance of free and independent press? In 1950 almost every major city had two or more newspapers. Today, 98% of U.S. cities have a lone-paper monopoly. "The Old Lady of Vine Street" is the story of a small band of reporters who had the courage to risk everything they had for their belief in the importance of a free and independent press. They had the audacity to fight the...
NEW YORK, Sept. 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Cityfeet, the leading online commercial real estate network, announced today that it has partnered with Gannett Co., Inc. to bring its database of 350,000+ commercial property for sale and for lease listings to the online editions of the company's 83 daily newspapers. Beginning today, Cityfeet will power the commercial real estate search functionality on the web sites of The Arizona Republic, the Detroit Free Press, The Indianapolis Star and The Honolulu...
Former NFL defensive end Roosevelt Theodore Nix was arrested in Hamilton County, Ohio, for not paying $214,245 in child support, authorities allege. The Cincinnati Enquirer reported Thursday that Nix, 42, was arrested on a Hamilton County Juvenile Court warrant for an alleged lack of child support payments for his 16-year-old son, whose identity was not reported. Nix, who reportedly also missed a 2006 child support hearing, is accused of not making any child support payments for the teen...
A retired Cincinnati firefighter says his pet Shih Tzu loves to sit on his riding lawnmower with him when he cuts his grass. Former firefighter and paramedic Bill Rinear said he bolted a wicker container to the top of his lawnmower so Minnie the Shih Tzu can enjoy taking part in the outdoors chore, The Cincinnati Enquirer said Saturday. But the sight of a dog sitting atop a moving lawnmower apparently draws it fair share of attention. People get out of their cars and just stare at us, Rinear...
Daredevil Nik Wallenda of the Great Wallendas daredevil family says everything went smooth with his high wire performance in Mason, Ohio. The 30-year-old performer said walking nearly 800 feet on a high rope at the Kings Island theme park Saturday represents an activity he has truly learned to love, The Cincinnati Enquirer reported. Everything went smooth, said Wallenda, who performed the feat 262 feet in the air without a safety harness. I absolutely love what I do. Everything in life is...
