Charles “Pocky” William Moak
Charles “Pocky” William Moak, 80, Naples, Florida joined his wife in heaven on June 18, 2021. Charles was born in the small town of Mt.
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Liquor with breakfast?
The Bob Evans at 618 Ring Road in Harrison has applied for a liquor license. According to the Ohio Department of Commerce, Bob Evans is currently on the wait list for D1 and D2 liquor licenses which would allow the restaurant to sell beer, wine and mixed beverages.
Peggy E. (Gaskins) Cummins
Peggy E. (Gaskins) Cummins, of Harrison, passed away on June 15, 2021, at the age of 58.
Main Street Aurora is nationally accredited
Main Street Aurora has been designated as an accredited Main Street program for meeting performance standards. Each year, Main Street America and its partners announce the list of accredited programs to recognize their exceptional commitment to preservation-based economic development and community revitalization through the Main Street Approach.
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.
Hard work saves Amber’s tree
Amber Garrett will be a name the city of Harrison remembers for years to come. After her murder near the end of 1991, her classmates planted a tree at Harrison Elementary in her honor. Now, almost 30 years later, they came together to save the tree.
Great Plains offers business Wi-FI
Great Plains Communications (GPC) has launched its GPC Managed Wi-Fi product to its Indiana business customers. The Wi-Fi allows customers to get back to business with a managed service that provides reliable wireless connectivity for customers, employees and guests.
Library Happenings
June Events and Classes Harrison Branch Library UMC Food Ministries The Harrison Branch is partnering with UMC Food Ministries this summer to distribute UMC Meal Boxes for Youth (18 years of age and younger unless on an IEP). Shelf-stable and ready to eat meal boxes contain seven dinners and seven snacks.
‘She (spiritually) lives in that tree’
A tree planted in 1992 in memory of 10-year-old Amber Garrett, who was taken from her Harrison, Ohio, home in 1991 and murdered, will remain rooted in place as demolition of the former Harrison Elementary School looms.