“Sometimes, a story is best told from the end.” – Ed Wells Edward Ronald Wells, 96, passed away peacefully Monday, February 15, 2021. Born on November 7, 1924, in Candor New York, Ed continued to reside in Candor with his Mother, Father, and older brother.
Think teens don’t experience dating violence? Think again. February is teen dating violence awareness month.
Miamitown Elementary is officially on the market. According to Southwest Local School District Treasurer Thomas Lowe, the school building was placed on the market for sale last week.
His team was just days away from its first scrimmage, after almost three weeks of preparation and a year of anticipation. Harrison High School varsity baseball coach Shawn Sowders vividly remembers what happened early last March.
The Whitewater Trustees could adopt a new street for a development that could bring 16 single family units on the south side of Harrison Avenue near Buena Vista Drive. According to Scott Huber, the site civil engineer with Abercrombie and Associates, the development would be 16 single family units in eight attached buildings on a single parcel of land.
Even in a “down” season, Harrison High School’s boys wrestling team has again proven itself one of Southwest Ohio’s top programs. The Wildcats qualified eight to this week’s Division I District Tournament at Kettering Fairmont High School’s Trent Arena.
The Community Reinvestment Area (CRA) in Harrison is expanding. The CRA is an economic development program through the state that allows cities to consider tax abatements on structural tax valuations, according to Economic Development Director Shannon Hamons.
The 55 th annual meeting of the members of the Tri Township Water Corporation will be at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 10, at the corporation’s main office, 24192 State Line Road, Bright.
Working in a fast-growing community like Harrison, Shannon Hamons has many roles to fill as the economic development director. “I guess my job really is, when you get down to the core of it, it is to make Harrison a better place to live, work and visit,” he said.
The Harrison Police Department is one step closer to getting a new utility vehicle. Yeager-Benson Memorial American Legion Post 199’s 1st Vice Commander Jerry Wilson presented a check for $1,199 to Mayor Bill Neyer and Police Chief Charles Lindsey at the City Council meeting on Feb.