State Reps. Cindy Abrams (R-Harrison) and Sara Carruthers (R-Hamilton) gave sponsor testimony on House Bill 109, legislation that creates new criminal offenses to combat rioting, looting, and violence in Ohio.
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.
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.
The following legal actions were filed in Hamilton County courts, and published in the Cincinnati Court Index. Jan.
Beacons of Hope is a fourweek grief support group from Loving Hearts Hospice in Bright that offers understanding, compassion, and support for those who have lost someone to traumatic death. Loving Hearts Hospice provides a safe, supportive place where you can mourn, share, and process your personal loss.
The Harrison Fire Explorers Post 200 is ready to kick off a new year after being dormant due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Explorers are designed for youth to have a place to expand their knowledge and curiosity in the fire and EMS service.
Southeastern Indiana REMC has changed its scholarship program, making the opportunity to receive financial assistance for a post-secondary education available to a greater number of graduating seniors.
On March 8 we will observe International Women’s Day; a celebration of equality, empowerment and achievements of women. This year, unlike years prior, the theme references Covid-19. Effective female leaders have always been on the forefront of humanitarian issues, so it seems fitting that this year’s them is:
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.