Summer means roadwork
It might be a little difficult to get around St. Leon this summer.
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Vaccine at high school
COVID-19 vaccinations will be available from 1 to 3 p.m. on Monday, April 12, at the Harrison High School Activity Center.
Abrams’ bill to protect military children passes House
State Reps. Cindy Abrams (R-Harrison) and Mike Loychik (R-Bazetta) say the Ohio House has approved House Bill 92, their legislation that requires public children services agencies to report child abuse or neglect in military families to the appropriate military authorities.
Cincinnati Reds Camp to teach FUNdamentals
There are many things to enjoy about baseball. Whether that be the crack of a baseball against a bat, the smell of a ballpark hot dog, or the sun shining down on fresh cut grass.
Building with Miamitown history coming down
A historical building in Miamitown will soon be taken down. The old location of Gieringer and Sons store, at 6785 Ohio 128, is expected to be torn down soon.
Harrison planning on more road work
Safety improvements are coming to Harrison Avenue and West Road. Harrison applied for safety funds through the Ohio Department of Transportation to improve areas that are considered dangerous.
Southwest Schools raise fees to pay-to-play
The Southwest Local School Board voted unanimously to raise pay to play fees for the 2021-2022 school year. Fees will be raised $50 per sport.
Harrison girls trying to bridge the STEM gap
STEM classes and careers have been historically dominated by men, but students at Harrison High School are working to change that. Nine girls in Angela Elsasser’s Project Lead the Way engineering program wanted to find a way to encourage young girls to get interested in science, engineering, technology and math, or STEM.
Mill provides space for rescue training
As the rain poured down on Seimer Milling Co. dozens of members of the Hamilton County Urban Search and Rescue Task Force worked to set up equipment for a confined space rescue.
Robert Kief is new Southwest school board member
Robert Kief will taken the open board position on the Southwest Local School District board. He replaces Linda Peak, who resigned in February.