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Commissioner Alicia Reece leads Cincinnati Black Music Walk Of Fame initiative

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June 14, 2022

A new installation honoring some of the greatest musicians from the city will debut this summer. The interactive attraction will be near the Andrew J. Brady Center across from Paul […]

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