The Wildcat Baseball Team’s second annual Military Appreciation Night collected $680, which was donated to the Honor Flight program which helps veterans travel to D.C.
A surprising loss to Northwest last week has not derailed the Harrison Wildcats in their drive to an outright championship in the Southwest Ohio Conference, but it may have cost the Cats a spot or
The Harrison Wildcats tennis team was unable to improve its position in the Southwest Ohio Conference standings as it participated in the league tournament last week.
Each year, the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is forced to spend $4 million on litter pickup – a persistent and preventable problem.
Phyllis Wolf has attended Sunday school at First Presbyterian Church of Harrison for years and years and she has the medals to prove it! In fact she has 66 years of perfect attendance and for each
Summer should be a time of fun an relaxation for children, yet – for many – the “hazy days of summer” often result in less exercise and binge eating of snacks as they stay plopped in front of the
May 6
Music by Max & Joe
Wednesday, May 6, 7-10 p.m., Harrison VFW, 9160 Lawrenceburg Road. Open to the public. No cover charge.
The following legal actions were filed in Hamilton County courts and previously published in the Cincinnati Court Index.
Lawsuits
The Department of Veterans Affairs is updating the way it determines eligibility for VA health care, a change that will result in more Veterans having access to the health care benefits they’ve ear
Down by ten runners from last year, 100 people registered to participate in the annual Cornfield 5k Run/Walk. A total of $1,116 was raised creating two separate scholarships of $550 each.
The odds were against her. She had to overcome multiple medical issues and start from scratch but when Crosby Township resident Sarah Gross puts her mind to it, she accomplishes it.
