Local news for the Princeton corridor: Evendale, Woodlawn, Sharonville, and Springdale
Local news for the Princeton corridor: Evendale, Woodlawn, Sharonville, and Springdale
Local Government
Evendale Village Council will hold a first reading Sept. 8 on an ordinance banning parking on the fire-hydrant side of all residential streets, while the Service Department begins resurfacing 13 roads the week of Labor Day.
Local Government
Hamilton County small businesses and nonprofits can apply for SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loans covering working-capital losses from the Aug. 11-14 storms, with a May 25, 2027, deadline.
Business
View MoreGE Aerospace closed the 2026 Farnborough Airshow with a record 1,000-plus LEAP engine deal with IndiGo, FAA certification of a durability kit that doubles engine time on wing, and the world's first hybrid electric flight above 30,000 feet, reinforcing the Evendale-headquartered company's role as the Princeton corridor's largest employer.
Local Government
View MoreEvendale Village Council holds a Council As a Whole session at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, August 4, its first full gathering since the July 14 meeting where members approved a new fire chief, police station expansion, and AeroHub funding.
Local Government
View MoreThe Springdale Board of Zoning Appeals held a public hearing July 28 on Highlift Offroad owner Michael Bailey's request to permanently keep two oversized shipping containers at 271 Northland Blvd.; city staff recommended denial, and the board's decision is pending.
Sports
View MorePrinceton High School senior Kam Mercer hosted 125 youth campers at his basketball ProCamp at Fifth Third Arena on July 30 and saw his 2026 Panini Prizm trading card for the first time, a milestone from his multimillion-dollar deal with Panini America, while previewing a tougher schedule for the reigning state champion Vikings.
Education
View MoreThe Princeton Board of Education unanimously approved a second amendment to the administrative employee handbooks for 2026-2027 at its July 24 special meeting, the third revision since June as the district prepares for Dr. Mari Phillips' August 1 start as superintendent and an August 13 first day of school.
Sports
View MorePrinceton High School brothers Jaylen Mercer and Kam Mercer have each committed to Power 5 programs — Jaylen to Kentucky football on July 29 and Kam to Cincinnati basketball in May — making the Sharonville household one of the area's most decorated recruiting families.
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Evendale Village Council will hold a first reading Sept. 8 on an ordinance banning parking on the fire-hydrant side of all residential streets, while the Service Department begins resurfacing 13 roads the week of Labor Day.
Hamilton County small businesses and nonprofits can apply for SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loans covering working-capital losses from the Aug. 11-14 storms, with a May 25, 2027, deadline.
Evendale's Finance, Recreation, GHF and Service Council Committee meets Tuesday, Sept. 1, with agenda items including a CFO pay reclassification, a proposed parking ordinance prompted by resident complaints, an IT appropriation, and updates on the village's 75th anniversary celebration.
Sharonville City Council gave first readings to two ordinances on Aug. 25 authorizing the Safety-Service Director to dispose of police department equipment, though the specific items have not been identified.
Springdale City Council will vote Wednesday on an emergency ordinance to buy an E-One Typhoon HP100 Aerial Platform Quint fire truck through a tax-exempt installment agreement with U.S. Bancorp, while also swearing in new police officers under Chief Butler.
Hamilton County commissioners awarded Sharonville $325,000 to demolish the former Cheviot Savings Bank building at 11186 Reading Road, the last blighted structure blocking the city's Downtown Loop redevelopment, with work beginning in late August and demolition expected this fall.
The Hamilton County Imagination Library, which serves more than 30,000 children and has mailed over two million books since 2015, pledges to continue its free book program after founder Dolly Parton's death at age 80.
SPCA Cincinnati's Tails on the Trail 5K returns to Sharonville on Saturday, Oct. 10, at a new venue, Francis RecreAcres Park, with registration now open at $30 per person.
LEAD Training, a Cincinnati nonprofit partnering with Princeton City Schools, opens a new Over-the-Rhine hub, hires a dedicated Princeton career coach, and expects to serve 7,000 students in the 2026-27 school year after receiving $300,000 in grant funding.
Springfield Township is hosting a volunteer litter cleanup on Saturday, Sept. 26, from 9 a.m. to noon at 1380 Section Road near Sharonville, with all supplies provided and no registration required.
The Sharonville Branch Library is one of 21 Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library locations providing free walk-in homework help for K-8 students three evenings a week during the 2026-2027 school year.
Parkinson Community Fitness will hold its 6th Annual Parkinson Shuffle fundraiser at the Sharonville Convention Center on Oct. 14, featuring dinner, live entertainment and auctions to support programs for people with Parkinson's disease.
Brady Johnson is an Illinois native and an Augustana College journalism alumni. His prior experience includes a stint as a Newscast Producer for KWQC-TV6 News in Davenport, Iowa.
Brady Johnson is an Illinois native and an Augustana College journalism alumni. His prior experience includes a stint as a Newscast Producer for KWQC-TV6 News in Davenport, Iowa.
Brady Johnson is an Illinois native and an Augustana College journalism alumni. His prior experience includes a stint as a Newscast Producer for KWQC-TV6 News in Davenport, Iowa.
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