Patriotism inspires runner, who inspires others

 

After dropping her children off at Little Red Academy in Greendale Thursday morning, Aug. 9, Logan Carr and her husband, Nathan, started driving toward Cincinnati for work.

Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office Cpl. Troy Swearingen demonstrates how his canine partner, Sniper, 5, catches the bad guys. The demonstration was one part of the Greater Harrison Pet Festival on Sunday, Aug. 19, at the Harrison Community Center. Sydney Murray/The Harrison Press
Pets on parade to raise cash for dog park fence

 

The Greater Harrison Pet Club hosted a pet festival on Sunday, Aug. 19, to raise money for a dog park fence, as well as to give Harrison residents an opportunity to show off their pets. 

Looking Back: Clutch and such starts to fade by 1940

 

Aug. 20, 2018

A few weeks ago my niece Rachel Acasio, a professional photographer, had the pleasure of photographing a young high school student for her senior photos.  

As part of the service, my niece drives the senior around for the now trendy photographs. 

Kayla Duerler was a ‘leader, great student’

 

The Harrison community is mourning after Harrison High School student Kayla Duerler passed away in a car accident on Wednesday, Aug. 8. 

Director of Bands Brian Egan said Kayla, an incoming junior, was involved with the band program for about six years. 

Chloe Dearwester performs a leg lace on her opponent at the AAU Junior Olympics in Des Moines. Contributed photo
Athena wrestlers conclude busy summer at AAU Junior Olympics

 

Chloe Dearwester took a step into what she hopes will be her future last month.

Dearwester, 12, and other members of the all-girls Athena Wrestling Club competed in the AAU Junior Olympic Games in Des Moines, Iowa, July 30 and July 31.

Sharon Lutz, second from right, said her family has lived in Whitewater Township for about six generations. She is one of the owners of Green Acres Canoe & Kayak Rental on the Whitewater River, and now is taking the opportunity to do even more for her community as a WeTHRIVE! neighborhood navigator for Whitewater Township.
Lutz helps the county thrive as health steward for Whitewater

 

Sharon Lutz said her family has lived in Whitewater Township for about six generations.

She is one of the owners of Green Acres Canoe & Kayak Rental on the Whitewater River, and now is taking the opportunity to do even more for her community as a WeTHRIVE! neighborhood navigator for Whitewater Township. 

Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office Cpl. Troy Swearingen demonstrates how his canine partner, Sniper, 5, catches the bad guys. The demonstration was one part of the Greater Harrison Pet Festival on Sunday, Aug. 19, at the Harrison Community Center. Sydney Murray/The Harrison Press
Chloe Dearwester performs a leg lace on her opponent at the AAU Junior Olympics in Des Moines. Contributed photo
Sharon Lutz, second from right, said her family has lived in Whitewater Township for about six generations. She is one of the owners of Green Acres Canoe & Kayak Rental on the Whitewater River, and now is taking the opportunity to do even more for her community as a WeTHRIVE! neighborhood navigator for Whitewater Township.

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On Aug. 7 at about 3:30 p.m., Harrison Police Department officers Tara Duganiero and Nick Frick responded to the 10000 block of New Haven Road for a reported overdose. 

Man charged with assaulting police officer
Benefit planned for critically injured man

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Patriotism inspires runner, who inspires others

 

After dropping her children off at Little Red Academy in Greendale Thursday morning, Aug. 9, Logan Carr and her husband, Nathan, started driving toward Cincinnati for work.

Pets on parade to raise cash for dog park fence
Garden club visits Hoosier winery
Kayla Duerler was a ‘leader, great student’
Lutz helps the county thrive as health steward for Whitewater