Standoff ends in death
A man is dead after a SWAT situation in Harrison June 15. Police were called to the Best Western on Comfort Drive at around 11 p.m.
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Rep. Abrams happy steel products company keeping jobs local
State Rep. Cindy Abrams (R-Harrison) applauded Heartland Steel Products’ announcement of expanding its facility in Harrison, creating 25 new jobs and investing $650,000 to expand production capacity.
4-Hers have final showing at Dearborn County Fair
Two high school seniors participating in the Dearborn County 4-H Fair for the final time look back at their time spent acquiring beneficial skills and lifelong friends. Although their time in 4-H will end this weekend, the memories they have made will last a lifetime.
Thousands pay respect at The Wall
“You think about all your buddies that you left behind. ... It makes you feel, you’re grateful that you made it back. But we’ll never forget these people. You know, these men and these ladies had served over in Vietnam. It’s always emotional.”
Stopping traffic
As children pour out of Harrison Elementary School on the second to last day of school, Connie Dickerson greets them all with a smile as she positions herself in the center of the intersection to stop traffic and let the children cross.
Inspections needed for ‘carts’ for city use
Harrison Police are scheduling inspections for low speed, under speed and utility vehicles. To have your vehicle inspected call 513-367-3715 between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. The initial inspection fee is $50, annual re-inspections are $25.
Brother’s use quarantine to record new music
To cure boredom during the COVID-19 lockdown people found a variety of things to do. My Brother’s Keeper, a local bluegrass band, wrote an album.
Whitewater Township returning to more normal times
The Whitewater Township Community Center will soon welcome back activities. With Ohio Gov.
Police, schools losing ‘incredible man’
Joe Willig is someone who touched the lives of many in Harrison. On May 28 he retired after 23 years with the Harrison Police Department.
Saying goodbye
Goodbyes are hard. The Southwest Local School District community said farewell to Crosby, Harrison, Whitewater Valley and Miamitown Elementary schools, as well as Harrison Junior School recently.