Donna Kelly is 84 years old, and her 52-year-old son, Timothy Perkins, has some developmental disabilities. But, despite her age, and despite his disabilities, the two completed the Milwaukee Brewers Mini-Marathon 5K on Sept. 22. Provided photo
When you finish last, you finish first if love is guiding your feet

 

Despite being born three months early, not sitting up until he was 2 years old, not walking until he was 5, and having never spoken, 52-year-old Timothy Perkins completed his first 5K on Sept. 22 in Milwaukee. 

Since August 2015, Kyle Farfsing had attempted 203 kicks (field goals and extra points), making 189 through eight games in 2018. He is a weapon few Southwest Ohio Conference or Division II teams can match. Photo by Sandy Minor
Harrison senior reaches goals by putting best foot forward

 

Thirty-eight months ago, a 6-0, 150-pound freshman walked onto the football field at East Central High School in St. Leon, wearing the green-and-white of the visiting rivals. He stood at about the 15-yard line, waiting for the snap of the ball. His team was trailing 8-6 in the second quarter.

Harrison High School senior midfielder Courtney Hatfield assisted on 14 of the team’s 59 goals through 15 games. She also has scored twice, which ranks her 10th in the SWOC in total points with 18. In high school soccer, players are awarded two points for each goal and one for each assist. Photo by Sandy Minor
Senior’s comeback a model for girls soccer teammates

 

The Southwest Ohio Conference’s leading assist maker in girls soccer stands as an inspiration and example for her teammates as they have struggled through an up-and-down season.

The fact that she stands at all is an inspiration.

Hope Doyle takes off against Winton Woods. No. 22 Harrison opened against No. 8 Oak Hills in the first round of the Cincinnati 5 sectional Tuesday. The winner plays No. 10 St. Ursula at 7 p.m. Saturday Oct. 20. If Harrison wins, the game would be at St. Ursula. Sectional finals are at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 23. Photo by Sandy Minor
Top of SWOC football continues winning

 

A look at how Harrison’s Southwest Ohio Conference rivals are performing:

Football

Week eight (Oct. 12)

Kelly Vetter and her husband, Teddy, spent more than 10 years trying for a baby before they had their daughter, Tiffany. Now, they are trying to grow their family through adoption of 1-year-old Mia, above. The family raised $1,400 to help with adoption expenses during a fundraiser at Harrison Bowl on Sunday, Sept. 30. Sydney Murray/The Harrison Press
Community helps family with adoption expenses

 

Harrison residents Kelly and Teddy Vetter have been married for 20 years, and Kelly said she was ready to be a mom from the moment she said “I do.”

But, for many years, the two had trouble conceiving a child. 

After nine years of marriage, Kelly finally got pregnant, only to suffer a miscarriage. 

QB Conner Kinnett passes in the win against Little Miami. The Wildcats’ running game, however, led the charge in the second half. The Cats had 20 carries for 145 yards. Sophomore Cam Hering did most of work, with 12 carries for 58 yards after halftime. His nine-yard touchdown run with 43 seconds remaining in the third quarter gave Harrison a 35-28 advantage. Photo by Sandy Minor
Harrison gets defensive to knock off Little Miami

 

Harrison’s varsity football team got its signature victory Friday night, authored by a unit that has dealt with its share of adversity this season.

The Wildcats overcame a 14-0 first quarter deficit, outscoring previously undefeated Little Miami 42-14 the rest of the way in a 42-28 Homecoming victory. 

Donna Kelly is 84 years old, and her 52-year-old son, Timothy Perkins, has some developmental disabilities. But, despite her age, and despite his disabilities, the two completed the Milwaukee Brewers Mini-Marathon 5K on Sept. 22. Provided photo
Since August 2015, Kyle Farfsing had attempted 203 kicks (field goals and extra points), making 189 through eight games in 2018. He is a weapon few Southwest Ohio Conference or Division II teams can match. Photo by Sandy Minor
Harrison High School senior midfielder Courtney Hatfield assisted on 14 of the team’s 59 goals through 15 games. She also has scored twice, which ranks her 10th in the SWOC in total points with 18. In high school soccer, players are awarded two points for each goal and one for each assist. Photo by Sandy Minor
Hope Doyle takes off against Winton Woods. No. 22 Harrison opened against No. 8 Oak Hills in the first round of the Cincinnati 5 sectional Tuesday. The winner plays No. 10 St. Ursula at 7 p.m. Saturday Oct. 20. If Harrison wins, the game would be at St. Ursula. Sectional finals are at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 23. Photo by Sandy Minor
Kelly Vetter and her husband, Teddy, spent more than 10 years trying for a baby before they had their daughter, Tiffany. Now, they are trying to grow their family through adoption of 1-year-old Mia, above. The family raised $1,400 to help with adoption expenses during a fundraiser at Harrison Bowl on Sunday, Sept. 30. Sydney Murray/The Harrison Press
QB Conner Kinnett passes in the win against Little Miami. The Wildcats’ running game, however, led the charge in the second half. The Cats had 20 carries for 145 yards. Sophomore Cam Hering did most of work, with 12 carries for 58 yards after halftime. His nine-yard touchdown run with 43 seconds remaining in the third quarter gave Harrison a 35-28 advantage. Photo by Sandy Minor

Court News

Tue, 09/18/2018 - 12:33 Harrison1

 

The following legal actions were filed in Hamilton County courts, and published in the Cincinnati Court Index.

Lawsuits

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