Harrison looking for another finance director
Catherine Stockhoff, finance director for the city of Harrison, has resigned. Stockhoff has been finance director for the city for over four years. Harrison Mayor… Login to continue reading Login…
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State auditor deems Crosby ‘unauditable’
Crosby Township was deemed unauditable by Ohio Auditor Keith Faber. According to a press release from Faber’s office, the township was unable to provide adequate records… Login to continue reading Login…
Church makes school supply pass out fun
School supplies, haircuts, food and fun are all things being offered for free at Church on Fire’s annual Highlighter. “Church on Fire’s motto is we… Login to continue reading Login…
Hamilton County Great Parks board OK’s levy amount
Voters in Hamilton County wild decided whether the Great Parks will receive more money to fund its operations. The Board of Park Commissioners July 22… Login to continue reading Login…
Ind.129 closing this week
Milestone Contractors L.P. is implementing full closures along Ind. 129 in Switzerland County to perform subgrade stabilization work as part of an $11 million full-depth pavement reclamation contract that began earlier this year.
More zoning talk may be needed
About 30 people attended two workshops July 20 to look over the proposed updates to the Dearborn County zoning ordinance and zoning maps. But Mark… Login to continue reading Login…
Jobs coming to West Harrison
15 shovels broke ground on a new industrial building in West Harrison. Dyke Industries has begun work on its new facility at 1360 Harrison Brookville… Login to continue reading Login…
Police inviting youths to throw out a fishing line
Hey, kids. Get your fishing poles out and be ready to catch some fish. The Lawrenceburg Police Department is sponsoring Get Hooked On Fishing with… Login to continue reading Login…
Junk in the Trunk coming to Main Street
Rising Sun Main Street will sponsor Junk in the Trunk at the Downtown Street Market from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, July 24, rain or shine.
Pandemic not going away yet
COVID-19 is hanging on in Dearborn County. Two people were admitted to St.