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Businesses along Cincinnati바카라 게임 웹사이트™s east end continue to clean up from flooding

Businesses along Cincinnati바카라 게임 웹사이트™s east end continue to clean up from flooding
WAY. MANY AREAS STILL CLEANING UP AFTER THE FLOODWATERS STARTED CREEPING INSIDE THESE HOMES AND BUSINESSES. THANKS FOR JOINING US AT FIVE. I바카라 게임 웹사이트™M MIKE DARDIS. GOOD EVENING TO YOU. I바카라 게임 웹사이트™M SHEREE, SO PEOPLE ARE STILL ASSESSING THE DAMAGE NOW. 바카라게임 NEWS FIVE바카라 게임 웹사이트™S DANIELLE DINDAK SPENT THE DAY IN CINCINNATI바카라 게임 웹사이트™S EAST END, RIGHT THERE ALONG KELLOGG AVENUE. WORKERS FROM THE ICONIC HITCHING POST TALKING WITH US TODAY ABOUT THE SITUATION THERE. HI, DANIELLE. HI THERE. SHEREE. MUCH OF KELLOGG AVENUE IS IN SHAMBLES TONIGHT AND ALSO WITHOUT POWER. THE WATER GOT PRETTY HIGH HERE. AND IF YOU바카라 게임 웹사이트™RE WONDERING HOW HIGH YOU CAN ACTUALLY SEE HERE ON THE HITCHING POST WINDOW, JUST HOW HIGH THAT FLOOD WATER GOT. WORKERS AROUND HERE TELL ME THIS FLOOD WAS WORSE THAN THE 1 IN 2018. KNOWN FOR THEIR FRIED CHICKEN. BUT ANOTHER TRADITION RUNS DEEP INSIDE THE HITCHING POST RESTAURANT. THIS IS WHAT바카라 게임 웹사이트™S LEFT. BUT IT바카라 게임 웹사이트™LL. IT바카라 게임 웹사이트™LL GET BETTER. THE OHIO RIVER COOKED UP A STORM THIS WEEK. ABOUT RIGHT TO HERE. IT SHRUNK THE MENU DOWN TO ONE SPECIAL MUD FIVE IS OUR SPECIAL. WHAT WAS IT LIKE WHEN YOU KIND OF WALKED IN AND SAW IT FOR THE FIRST TIME? MY HEART DROPPED BECAUSE I THOUGHT OF ALL THE CUSTOMERS, THE EMPLOYEES WITHOUT WORK, AND IT JUST BROKE MY HEART. PHYLLIS TURNER TOOK OVER THE PLACE LAST APRIL. IT바카라 게임 웹사이트™S ALL STILL THE SAME. WE JUST ADDED A FEW GOODIES AND THIS YEAR SHE LEARNED THE HARD WAY THAT THE OHIO DOESN바카라 게임 웹사이트™T CHANGE ITS HABITS EITHER. IT바카라 게임 웹사이트™S PRETTY BAD. WE바카라 게임 웹사이트™VE GOT ABOUT AN INCH OF MUD INSIDE AND IT WENT UP ABOUT, I THINK THEY SAID ABOUT FIVE FEET. SO IN THE MEANTIME, WE바카라 게임 웹사이트™VE GOT A CLEANING CREW COMING IN TO TRY TO GET US BACK IN BUSINESS. WE WORK TOGETHER, YOU KNOW, THEY GIVE ME FOOD AND I GIVE THEM SERVICE. YOU KNOW, WHATEVER THEY NEED. SNOWPLOWING, GRASS CUTTING, FIXING THINGS. A HANDYMAN DOWN HERE IN THEIR BACK YARD, THAT바카라 게임 웹사이트™S JEFF TUKEY. HE OWNS THIS LANDSCAPING BUSINESS. AND WHEN IT COMES TO THIS MESS, HE바카라 게임 웹사이트™S BEEN THROUGH IT A TIME OR TWO. I TOLD THE OWNER EARLIER THIS YEAR, THE PREVIOUS FLOOD, WE WENT TO 55.5 AND LEFT ITS ICE. AND MOTHER NATURE ALWAYS COMES BACK TO GET ITS ICE. AND IT CAME BACK WITH VENGEANCE. IT DID. 1997, 2018, IN A BOATLOAD OF NEW MEMORIES, WILL NOW BE ADDED TO THE WALL. WE바카라 게임 웹사이트™VE GOT NEW PICTURES TO ADD FOR 2025. AND YOU바카라 게임 웹사이트™RE TAKING A LOOK AT THESE CHICKENS HERE. ALSO, WEATHERING THE STORM, MUCH LIKE THIS RESTAURANT. AND SO IF YOU바카라 게임 웹사이트™RE WONDERING, WILL THE HITCHING POST REOPEN? YES. DO NOT WORRY. IT WILL. THEY SAY THEY MIGHT JUST BE CLOSED FOR A FEW WEEKS UNTIL THEY WORK ON THAT CLEANUP. REPORTING LIVE IN THE EAST END TONIGHT. DANIELLE DINDAK 바카라게임 NEWS FIVE. ALL RIGHT. DANIELLE, WE S
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Businesses along Cincinnati바카라 게임 웹사이트™s east end continue to clean up from flooding
Many communities are cleaning up after floodwater crept inside homes and businesses. Now that the water has receded, people along Kellogg Avenue in the East End started assessing the damage. The Hitching Post is known for its fried chicken, but another tradition runs deep inside the restaurant. Earlier this week, multiple feet of flood water entered the building, and it was not the first time the Ohio River appeared."It's pretty bad," Owner Phyllis Turner said. "We've got about an inch of mud inside, and the water went up about five feet. In the meantime, a cleaning crew is coming in to help us get back in business. It is my first year owning this place, and I hope it doesn't get any worse."The inside of the Hitching Post looks unrecognizable. Right now, the tables and booths are broken down, and mud covers the floors. On Friday, workers removed the counter, fryers, and kitchen equipment. The items were pressure-washed, and plans were made to sanitize and assess whether they could be salvaged.Turner explained the first time she walked inside after the flood."My heart dropped because I thought of all the customers and the employees without work," Turner said. "It just broke my heart."The Ohio River and Kellogg Avenue go way back, and 2025 is another chapter in that history book. Behind the Hitching Post is Tuke Landscaping, which was also hit hard by the flood. Owner Jeff Tuke said this flood was worse than he experienced in 2018. In fact, this is the second time in 2025 that his business was flooded. "I told the Hitching Post owner earlier this year when the water was at 55.5 and left that Mother Nature always returns to get her ice, and it came back with a vengeance," Tuke said. Businesses in the East End are very tight-knit and help each other with the cleanup. "We work together," Tuke said. "The Post gives me food, and I provide them with service, whatever they need, like snow plowing, grass cutting, fixing things; I'm the handyman down here in their backyard," Tuke said. The Hitching Post plans to reopen, but it will be closed for a few weeks for cleanup and restoration.

Many communities are cleaning up after floodwater crept inside homes and businesses.

Now that the water has receded, people along Kellogg Avenue in the East End started assessing the damage.

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The Hitching Post is known for its fried chicken, but another tradition runs deep inside the restaurant.

Earlier this week, multiple feet of flood water entered the building, and it was not the first time the Ohio River appeared.

"It's pretty bad," Owner Phyllis Turner said. "We've got about an inch of mud inside, and the water went up about five feet. In the meantime, a cleaning crew is coming in to help us get back in business. It is my first year owning this place, and I hope it doesn't get any worse."

The inside of the Hitching Post looks unrecognizable. Right now, the tables and booths are broken down, and mud covers the floors.

On Friday, workers removed the counter, fryers, and kitchen equipment. The items were pressure-washed, and plans were made to sanitize and assess whether they could be salvaged.

Turner explained the first time she walked inside after the flood.

"My heart dropped because I thought of all the customers and the employees without work," Turner said. "It just broke my heart."

The Ohio River and Kellogg Avenue go way back, and 2025 is another chapter in that history book.

Behind the Hitching Post is Tuke Landscaping, which was also hit hard by the flood.

Owner Jeff Tuke said this flood was worse than he experienced in 2018.

In fact, this is the second time in 2025 that his business was flooded.

"I told the Hitching Post owner earlier this year when the water was at 55.5 and left that Mother Nature always returns to get her ice, and it came back with a vengeance," Tuke said.

Businesses in the East End are very tight-knit and help each other with the cleanup.

"We work together," Tuke said. "The Post gives me food, and I provide them with service, whatever they need, like snow plowing, grass cutting, fixing things; I'm the handyman down here in their backyard," Tuke said.

The Hitching Post plans to reopen, but it will be closed for a few weeks for cleanup and restoration.