Alumni meeting
The William Henry Harrison Alumni Association is having its annual Meeting on Saturday, May 29, at William Henry Harrison Jr. High School in the auditorium.
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Miami Whitewater in on nature challenge
Useful data was collected at Miami Whitewater Forest as a part of the City Nature Challenge. Now, parks in Hamilton County will have record of about 800 species of plants and animals. Great Parks and Cincinnati Parks teamed up to represent Cincinnati in the challenge.
Republicans pick their council candidates
Harrison Republicans picked the four people they want to be on the November general election ballot. In unofficial results from the Hamilton County Board of Elections from the May 4 primary election, Matt Hackworth, Ryan Grubbs, Mark Robbe and Jerry Wilson.
Saluting the Military
The Harrison baseball had a Military Appreciation Night before the Wildcats-Elder Panthers game Saturday, May 8. The team saluted the veterans, enlisted and those students who were enlisting after high school. PHOTO BY SANDY MINOR
Seniors start moving into Harrison’s newest center
The ribbon was cut at the Harrison Trail Health Campus last week. One of the campus’s first residents – Jane Marvin – cut the ribbon marking the official open of the facility.
Harmless? Maybe not to your ears
Cicadas are somewhat harmless – if you don’t mind high pitch singing for hours on end while you’re trying to enjoy the outdoors. They don’t bite and they aren’t poisonous, and you can actually enjoy them as a nice snack, if you’re into that.
Republicans elect slate to run in November general election
Harrison Republicans picked the four people they want to be on the November general election ballot. In unofficial results from the Hamilton County Board of… Login to continue reading Login…
Township residents want no Loves
Harrison Township residents are showing the opposite of love to the idea of a Love’s Travel Stop in the township. The topic was brought up at both the township trustees meeting and the Harrison City Council meeting.
Class’ treats intended to help K-9 units
A class at Harrison High School is giving back by making dog treats. Students in JamieLyn Johnson’s law and public safety class carefully crafted thousands of homemade dog treats and have already raised over $600.
Grad nets academy appointment
A passion for aviation and engineering led 2020 Harrison High School graduate Jacob Guilfoyle to an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy. He will join the class of 2025 as they report to the academy in Colorado Springs for basic training in June.