Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 31st of January.
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Hamilton High School introduces a pioneering Esports program, offering students valuable digital skills and competitive opportunities, enhanced by a state-of-the-art classroom turned Esports arena.
William Sprankles has been appointed as CEO/Superintendent of Butler Tech, succeeding Jon Graft upon his retirement, signaling a continuation of innovative educational programming and community involvement.
Hamilton is set to vote on creating a 30-year TIF district to support the expansion of Darana Hybrid and the development of a new VA clinic, facilitating local growth and veteran care.
Fernald Preserve Winter Bird Festival
The event features wildlife education focusing on owls, waterfowl, shorebirds, and raptors with classes, speakers, and guided hikes at Fernald Preserve.
Lend Me A Tenor - Live Performance
Lend Me A Tenor is a live theatrical production taking place at the Covedale Center For the Performing Arts.
Gary Owen Live Comedy Show
Cincinnati native and comedian Gary Owen returns to his hometown for a headlining performance at Taft Theatre, showcasing his relatable humor and engaging standup style.
Live Comedy Performance by Mat Alano-Martin
Experience a live stand-up comedy show featuring Mat Alano-Martin and local talents at Bombs Away! Comedy Club inside The Comet.
Lend Me A Tenor at Covedale Center
Lend Me A Tenor is a live performance scheduled at the Covedale Center For the Performing Arts, featuring a comedic opera story.
Anthony Hamilton Concert
Grammy Award-winning artist Anthony Hamilton will perform live at the Heritage Bank Center, showcasing his soulful voice and music from his upcoming 9th album.
Networking Leads Meeting at Rib City
This Networking Leads Meeting offers local businesses the chance to connect, share leads, and present their services in a professional setting.
Family Bingo Night
An entertaining bingo night for all ages at Hamilton Lane Library, featuring free play and prize opportunities.
Try Hockey for Free - Spring Edition
Children ages 4 to 9 can explore the sport of ice hockey at Goggin Ice Center with no prior experience required, while learning basic skills like skating, stickhandling, and shooting.
Learn to Skate Session 4
This event offers a variety of skating sessions for different skill levels at Goggin Ice Center.
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