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Cincinnati Bengals, Hamilton County agree to extend team's Paycor Stadium lease
The Cincinnati Bengals are staying home. Hamilton County and the team reached a new lease deal on Thursday, June 26, that will keep the Bengals at Paycor Stadium through at least June 2036, with the chance to extend the agreement through June 2046.
"This is a significant day for the Bengals and Hamilton County as we secure the team's future in Cincinnati," Bengals ...
The framework of a new lease that will keep the Cincinnati Bengals in the same spot was approved by Hamilton County on ...
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Hamilton County taxpayers own Paul Brown Stadium. Voters passed a half-cent sales tax in 1996 to build stadiums for the Cincinnati Reds and Cincinnati Bengals.
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