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Ohio House Passes Patient and Health Provider Protection
Ohio House Passes Patient and Health Provider Protection
BILL TO BAN TIKTOK ON GOVERNMENT DEVICES
Gross Votes in Favor of Bill to Ban TikTok on Government Devices
The Ohio House of Representatives yesterday passed House Bill 17, legislation to protect the security of Ohio, said State Rep. Jennifer Gross (R-West Chester).
Celebrate Our Lindenwald will meet on Monday,
Celebrate Our Lindenwald will meet on Monday,
Oxford Community Foundation Names 2023 Teckman Educator Award Recipient
The Greater Oxford Community Foundation has named Megan Sparks,physical education teacher at Marshall Elementary in the Talawanda School District, as the recipient of the Harry and Virginia Teckman Award.
New Synchrony Bank Location Coming to West Chester Township
300 full-time jobs coming to West Chester, Ohio.
Butler County Public Schools Starting Dates
With summer ending, schools are gearing up to start a new year. Here's when the public schools in Butler County start their year.
Local Stores Create Charity To Support Community
Posh Pagan, Alternative Path Coexist, and others have donated over 7,000 lbs of food, hygiene care packages, and elderly care packages to Butler County residents.
FBI Offers Reward for Hamilton Man
29 year old Shawn Lattimore is considered Armed and Dangerous.
Dog Friendly Butler County
With dog parks and pet friendly patios, here's where to bring your furry best friend in Butler County.
Local Music Scene Returns Post Pandemic
Valley Of Dismay, a metalcore band that has its roots in Hamilton, represents the resilience of Butler County with new music and shows after the Covid Pandemic.
Tylersville Road Closes June 27 through July 1
In a press release announced Wednesday, the Butler County Engineer's Office says that Tylersville Road will be closed next week.
Butler County's New Wave of Young Entrepreneurs
Two under 25 create businesses in Butler County.
5 Points Community Garden- Building a Stronger Community
The garden is located at 1884 Harvard Street and is accepting donations of plants, seeds, bird netting, landscaping tools, and more.
Main Street- a Look in the Past
Photographer Joshua Sweet shared photos of Main Street in 2008, bringing back memories and highlighting the transformation of Hamilton’s sprawling business district.
