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.
Scott Menze has already had “the talk” with his Harrison High School girls track and field team. The talk that comes with high expectations; the talk that includes phrases such as “league championship.”
The first part of this story appeared in last week’s Harrison Press. We inadvertently did not jump the story.
Crosby Township Fire Department has a new vehicle that will help them on all terrains. Fire Chief Jason Davis said the all-terrain vehicle and brush unit will carry water, hand tools for fields, chainsaws to cut down brush and other equipment the department may need in the case of a brush fire or fire in a secluded area.
Talawanda High School’s softball team took out 14 years of frustration in one inning against Harrison Wednesday afternoon in Oxford. Two days later, the Wildcats answered emphatically.
Two men were honored at the state level for their community service. Jim Dole and Larry Black both received awards from the American Legion Department of Ohio.
Someday, perhaps this week or this month, when everyone is healthy and the protocols maybe, just maybe, become less burdensome, Harrison baseball fans will have a better idea about the talent on the 2021 Wildcats.
Shoe Sensation officially opened for business on March 26. City councilmembers Matt Hackworth and Jean Wilson cut the ribbon on the business at its grand opening event.
Members of Shaker Farms Garden Club met for the first time this year on Wednesday, March, 24 at the Harrison Township Civic Center. Co-presidents Brenda Manger and Dottie Long honored the past presidents and gave an inspiring synopsis of the last two years of club activities: Beautify Harrison Pots for summer and the holidays; maintaining gardens at Dry Fork and Interstate 74, Looker House, and Passmore cabin; Library holiday decorations and educational displays; Youth Projects with microgreens and seeds; Mugs of Friendship; GCO Inc.