Community

Community

Latest reporting from the Community desk.

Parkinson Shuffle fundraiser returns to Sharonville Oct. 14

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.

Princeton invites corridor to stadium open house Sept. 26

Princeton City Schools invites corridor residents to a community open house and ribbon-cutting at the newly renovated $22 million Jake Sweeney Automotive Stadium on Saturday, Sept. 26, one week before the homecoming game against Mason officially opens the facility for competition.

A child reaches for a carrot at a school cafeteria vegetable serving station.

Free meals coming to all 10 Princeton schools buildings

Princeton City Schools will provide free breakfast and lunch to every student at 10 buildings for the 2026-27 school year under the federal Community Eligibility Provision, requiring no application, though families must still complete a Household Income Survey for instructional fee waivers.

Sharonville officers lay wreath at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

Sharonville Police Officers Jim Salyer and Joel Altman, school resource officers at Princeton High School and Princeton Community Middle School, laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on Aug. 5, an honor that highlights Altman's veteran response program helping corridor veterans access services, medals, home repairs and Honor Flights.

Exterior entrance of TQL Stadium with distinctive circular louvered facade.

Veterans can enroll in VA benefits on the spot at TQL Stadium

The Hamilton County Veterans Service Commission hosts its third annual Veterans Appreciation Day at TQL Stadium on Saturday, Aug. 15, where corridor veterans can enroll in VA benefits on the spot and connect with service officers at no cost.

Princeton honors Justin Randle with tribute, disability award

Princeton community members gathered at Ren Matthews Auditorium on Aug. 8 to honor Justin Randle, the middle school paraprofessional and coach who died July 16, with Superintendent Dr. Mari Phillips praising his resilience and his family presenting a disability inclusion award in his name.

Mill Creek cleanup brings trails, paddling closer to corridor neighborhoods

The Mill Creek, once named America's most endangered urban river, is becoming a recreation hub for Princeton corridor residents as Woodlawn backs a 42-mile trail network, construction links parks through Sharonville and Evendale, and paddling events draw dozens to the water.

©2026 Princeton Pike Corridor

Powered by Surround Sound Media