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Improvements Planned for Dry Fork Road Corridor

By Press release submission | Sep 8, 2022

The City of Harrison is working with Hamilton County and Harrison Township to improve traffic flow at the Dry Fork Road and I-74 interchange.

Federal Work-Study Job Fair on Sept. 20

By Press release submission | Sep 8, 2022

Students are encouraged to check out the Federal Work-Study Job Fair for on-campus employment!

Cincinnati Chamber Welcomes 53 Leaders to Leadership Cincinnati Class 46

By Press release submission | Sep 7, 2022

Katie Blackburn and Gwen Robinson to join list of distinguished alumni

Studentity: Creating Your Future through Co-Ops and Experiential Learning

By Press release submission | Sep 7, 2022

College is not only about developing your skillset; it can also be a great place to lay the foundation for building yourself and your future.

Yoga In The Park September 10th

By Press release submission | Sep 6, 2022

The Deer Park Park Board & Natasha of NKO YOGA Ltd (located in Deer Park!) is returning to bring us Yoga in the Park, Saturday mornings, starting Sat May 7th, 2022 through...

Barrier Free Celebration Mile on 9/23

By Press release submission | Sep 6, 2022

Celebrate individuals of all abilities and disabilities at the Barrier Free Celebration Mile on September 23, 2022, at the Blue Ash Nature Park, 4337 Cooper Road.

A Reminder: Prescription Drop Off Site: Deer Park Police Dept

By Press release submission | Sep 5, 2022

For safe disposal of old/outdated prescription drugs, you may bring them to the Deer Park Police Department and they will safely dispose of them for you

Commissioners Allocate $3M to Shelter Diversion Program

By Press release submission | Sep 5, 2022

Hamilton County Commissioners approved a $3 million expansion of the Shelter Diversion Program, which provides critical support to families who are at immediate risk of being homeless.

Employment Opportunity: Assistant Finance Director

By Press release submission | Jun 26, 2022

The City of Loveland is hiring an Assistant Finance Director. The position will report directly to and be responsible for assisting the Director of Finance in overseeing the Finance Department, which includes income tax, accounts payable, and accounting/budgeting functions. The position requires analytical and financial skills, interpersonal relationships, and customer service skills.

Public Works continues storm debris collection; residents should call for service

By Press release submission | Jun 25, 2022

The Blue Ash Public Works Department continues to collect brush from the recent storm.

"Trash Tuesday" Begins 6/28

By Press release submission | Jun 24, 2022

Join Keep Euclid Beautiful a week from today for our first "Trash Tuesday"! Trash Tuesday is a fun, casual meet-up opportunity for anyone interested in taking walks around the city- and picking up trash as they go! Trash Tuesday will take place on the 4th Tuesday of every month and walkers meet at a different location around the city each month.

Former Council Member Joe Leet thanks firefighters

By Press release submission | Jun 23, 2022

Former Council Member Joe Leet stopped by the North Fire Station on Wednesday to say thank you to these Blue Ash Firefighters.

Euclid STEAM Fest Photo Gallery

By Press release submission | Jun 22, 2022

Euclid STEAM Fest Photo Gallery

From Iraq to the Queen City: CPS graduate ready for a promising future at UC

By Press release submission | Jun 22, 2022

Muslim Khzir is looking forward to co-op, his own place and meeting new people.

Additional funding allocated for Nonprofit Relief

By Press release submission | Jun 21, 2022

The Hamilton County Board of County Commissioners has allocated additional American Rescue Plan Act funding to help small nonprofits combat the ongoing impacts of COVID-19 in the community.

Cleveland Heights Fulfills Promises for Pride

By Press release submission | Jun 21, 2022

At their regular meeting on Tuesday, June 21, Cleveland Heights City Council fulfilled a promise made earlier in the month by passing three substantive policy changes making the City of Cleveland Heights more inclusive and equitable for members of the community who are LGBTQIA+.