Blue Ash contractor Enerfab adds 200 jobs in Sharonville expansion

Blue Ash-based Enerfab plans to bring 200 jobs and $25 million in equipment to a 234,000-square-foot Sharonville facility, expanding its modular construction business three months after being acquired by Houston-based Quanta Services.

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    Sycamore Township trustees unanimously declared six properties nuisances on Oct. 6, giving owners seven days to clear overgrown vegetation or face township cleanup costs added to their tax bills.

  • Issue 10 would raise Hamilton County children's levy 38%

    Hamilton County's Issue 10 would renew and expand the children's services levy to 5.61 mills, raising the annual cost for homeowners from about $81 to $121 per $100,000 of home value and generating roughly $117 million a year for Job and Family Services programs.

  • Sycamore schools levy officially on November ballot at 6.95 mills

    The Hamilton County Board of Elections has certified a 6.95-mill Sycamore Community Schools levy for the Tuesday, November 3 ballot, costing homeowners roughly $243 per year per $100,000 of home value to fund operations and facility repairs across Montgomery, Blue Ash, and parts of Sycamore Township.

  • Blue Ash J. Peterman owes vendors $1.7M as company goes dark

    Five Hamilton County lawsuits allege the J. Peterman Company owes vendors more than $1.7 million, adding to the Ohio Attorney General's consumer-fraud case against the Blue Ash catalog retailer, which appears to have ceased operations.

  • Blue Ash honors equipment rental shop's 50th anniversary

    Mayor Jill Cole proclaimed Oct. 1 as "Blue Ash Equipment Rental Day" during an open house celebrating the business's 50th year at 8970 Blue Ash Road.

  • Montgomery's Dulle Park hosts free kids' nature walk Nov. 3

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Sycamore trustees order cleanup at six nuisance properties

Sycamore Township trustees unanimously declared six properties nuisances on Oct. 6, giving owners seven days to clear overgrown vegetation or face township cleanup costs added to their tax bills.

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Issue 10 would raise Hamilton County children's levy 38%

Hamilton County's Issue 10 would renew and expand the children's services levy to 5.61 mills, raising the annual cost for homeowners from about $81 to $121 per $100,000 of home value and generating roughly $117 million a year for Job and Family Services programs.

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Metro proposes Route 61 cuts affecting Sycamore Township

Metro released two proposals for Route 61 that would reshape bus service through Sycamore Township's Kenwood corridor. One option reroutes the line; the other ends it at Kenwood Mall and eliminates Madeira service. Residents have until noon Oct. 9 to comment.

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Montgomery asks residents to weigh in on cell tower park sites

The City of Montgomery is surveying residents about placing cellular infrastructure at Weller Park, Montgomery Park, or the Pioneer/Dulle Park area to address coverage gaps, with any lease revenue returning to city coffers.

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Ohio lawmakers vote Wednesday on gas tax suspension

Ohio lawmakers will vote Wednesday on a 90-day gas tax suspension that could save drivers 38.5 cents per gallon, but Gov. Mike DeWine calls the plan "a very, very bad idea" that would strip $750 million from road funding statewide.

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Hamilton County residents flag wage gap at economic plan hearings

Hamilton County residents raised cost-of-living concerns at two public hearings Sept. 23 on the county's 2027 economic development strategy, with a second round of sessions planned before Thanksgiving and a final plan expected before commissioners in January 2027.

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Former P&G executive joins Sycamore High as DECA advisor

Annie Gossett, who held brand management roles at Procter & Gamble and Johnson & Johnson after attending Harvard Business School, has joined Sycamore High School as marketing foundations teacher and DECA advisor through Great Oaks Career Campuses.

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Sycamore High quiz team begins practice for January season

Sycamore High School's Academic Quiz Team held its first practice Oct. 5, preparing for Greater Miami Conference competition starting in January.

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Public Safety

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Blue Ash hosts free drug take back Oct. 24

Blue Ash Police and the DEA will collect expired or unwanted prescription pills and patches for free, anonymous disposal on Saturday, Oct. 24, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Municipal and Safety Center on Cooper Road.

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Blue Ash police add explosives-detection K9 Kai to force

The Blue Ash Police Department added Kai, a German Shorthaired Pointer trained in explosives detection, to its K9 unit, with Officer Dustin Moore as handler and sponsorship from the Matt Haverkamp Foundation and Toyota Motor North America.

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Montgomery Road gas station robber gets nearly 36 years in prison

A federal judge sentenced James Lockridge, 43, to 431 months in prison for three armed Marathon gas station robberies in February 2024, including one on Montgomery Road where he fired a gun into the ceiling and pointed it at clerks and customers.

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FEMA disaster center serving Hamilton County closes Friday

The Hamilton County Disaster Recovery Center will permanently close at 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16, giving Montgomery, Blue Ash and Sycamore Township residents three remaining days to get in-person help with federal aid applications for August storm damage.

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Storm recovery center open for Montgomery, Blue Ash residents

The Hamilton County Disaster Recovery Center at 1701 Patricia McCollum Way in Cincinnati is open seven days a week to help Montgomery, Blue Ash and Sycamore Township residents apply for FEMA aid from August's severe storms, with a Dec. 1 application deadline approaching.

Community

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Blue Ash hosts blood drive Oct. 26 at Cooper Road

The City of Blue Ash and Hoxworth Blood Center will co-host a blood drive on Monday, Oct. 26, from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Blue Ash Municipal Building, with free blankets for donors and appointments available online or by phone.

A pic of the Blood Drive Mobile unit in our parking lot, here at work. I have 2 drives per year that I am responsible for. We do incredibly well for a company of our size! This drive was a Q95 "Bob & Tom" sponsored drive.. (for those of you that are unaware of Bob and Tom.. they are a nationally syndicated radio show, that is based in Indianapolis) Most, if not all, of my younger contacts will be aware of those two crazy guys!...lol I always have a great time organizing and administrating the drive, and we do a lot of good for the community as well!
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Montgomery cemetery event Nov. 7 honors 400 buried veterans

The Cincinnati Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution and American Legion Post 630 will host a Veterans Day commemoration at Hopewell Cemetery in Montgomery on Saturday, Nov. 7, with a historical presentation, possible musket and cannon volleys, and grave-marking for approximately 400 veterans.

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Business

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Blue Ash contractor Enerfab adds 200 jobs in Sharonville expansion

Blue Ash-based Enerfab plans to bring 200 jobs and $25 million in equipment to a 234,000-square-foot Sharonville facility, expanding its modular construction business three months after being acquired by Houston-based Quanta Services.

Tall white office tower with Kroger signage near the top, viewed from a street intersection.

Kroger plans 3,000 corporate job cuts affecting Blue Ash

Kroger plans to eliminate about 3,000 corporate positions over three years, threatening jobs at its Cincinnati headquarters and Blue Ash offices as the grocer faces pricing pressure from Walmart and other competitors.

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Embassy Suites reopens in Blue Ash after $10M renovation

The Embassy Suites by Hilton in Blue Ash has fully reopened after a $10 million renovation backed by a $19 million total investment from Rolling Hills Hospitality, making it the largest hotel in the Blue Ash area.

Sports

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Sycamore hosts Oak Hills Friday seeking first win at 0-7

Sycamore football, winless at 0-7, hosts Oak Hills (4-3) on Friday, Oct. 9, in a Greater Miami Conference game with playoff implications for the Highlanders and two games left for the Aviators to find a win.

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Sycamore falls to 0-6 after Middletown shutout

Sycamore fell 41-0 to ninth-ranked Middletown on Friday, dropping the Aviators to 0-6 overall and 0-5 in the Greater Miami Conference with four games remaining.

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Maryam Khanum

Maryam Khanum

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Maryam Khanum is a journalist based in Winston-Salem, NC. She graduated from Wake Forest University in 2024 with majors in Political Science and Communications. Maryam was heavily involved in journalism throughout her college career, serving as Multimedia Managing Editor for the student-run newspaper, the Old Gold & Black. She previously worked for the International Business Times.

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