The cicadas are about to take over and the Dearborn County Purdue Extension Office is offering a free educational workshop at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 1, at Casey’s Outdoor Solutions for you to learn more about Brood X.
Vaccinations have slowed. “I think they’re really dropping down,” Eliason said.
Aurora had its annual Clean Up Days last week, and several dumpsters were filled just on the first day, April 22. Above, Jayden Liddle and his grandfather Gene Bastine unload a truck on Thursday afternoon. There were several items that were picked up that looked as if they could be salvaged, but, as the saying goes, one man’s junk is another man’s treasure. At left, City Manager Derek Walker helps Street Department worker Willie Weaver throw junked items from a truck into a dumpster. PHOTOS BY MARC EMRAL/THE REGISTER
Think that the pandemic has just affected humans? Think again. It has even impacted pet adoption.
A wrapup and preview of Harrison High School sports (schedule subject to change): Baseball (10-5 overall; 8-1 Southwest Ohio Conference) Results April 19: Harrison 5, Talawanda 1 (completion of suspended game from April 12) – Carter Daniel went fourfor-four with a triple, run batted in and run scored. Grant Morse and two hits and Cade Combs scored twice.
Robert Hensley beloved husband of Joyce Lynn Hensley (nee Applegate), dear father of Michael Roy (Tonya) Fagaly, Lisa Christina Beck, David Lee Hensley, and loving grandfather of four, Donald Vaskovsky, Samantha (Michael) Jones, Michael Fagaly, Megan Vaughn. Preceded in death by one grandchild, Dustin Vaskovsky. Beloved brother. Died Tuesday, March 30, 2021, age 73 years.
Ronald Scott Kercheval “Scott”, of Harrison, passed away on April 24, 2021, at the age of 57. He was born in Cincinnati on May 11, 1963 to Ronald and Judith (Rapking) Kercheval.
The Republican primary election is set to take place on May 4. Harrison voters will decide who will represent the Republican Party in the race for city council in November. There are no democratic candidates.
The expansion of the Rumpke Inc. Bond Road landfill in Whitewater Township sparked discussion at four public meetings including one in Indiana. The recent purchase of 466 additional acres on Bond Road has people urging elected officials to take action.
There will be no virtual school next year for Southwest Local School District students. Students will return to face-to-frace learning when school opens in August, with the exception of students in the invite-only Wildcat Academy, according to Southwest Local Schools Assistant Superintendent Corinne Hayes.