Good morning, Hamilton.

Pastor Brian Hoehler of New Hope Community Church in Green Township was diagnosed with Stage 3 throat cancer in early August and his community celebrated his graduation on Saturday; he is set to begin chemotherapy and radiation the third week of September (supporters raised over $16,000 for his care).

YWCA Hamilton announced on Tuesday, Sept.

1 that six Butler County women will be honored at its 2027 HERstory and HERitage Recognition Event on March 6 at Champion Mill Conference Center Ballroom (recognizing leaders in education, healthcare, business, and community service).

Metro Transit improved road safety by funding over 100 projects through grants and a tax levy, including a safer intersection in Green Township and improved sidewalks on Kemper Road in Sharonville.

Projects from 2024 and 2025 moved forward — next funding round will open early 2027.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine introduced a new Pediatric Complex Care and Navigation Program to help families with pediatric cancer navigate medical and insurance challenges following the loss of Jayden Zurlinden (from West Chester Twp).

The state is hiring extra staff to launch the program soon.

Candy under the Crystal Temptations brand sold at Marshalls (including TJ Maxx, Homegoods, and Sierra Trading Post) was recalled in 13 states including Ohio due to an undeclared milk allergen.

Customers are advised to destroy the product and contact the company with proof of purchase for a refund.

Hamilton West Side Little League All-Stars will hold a parade at 6 p.m. Monday, Sept.

7 to celebrate its record sixth Little League World Series appearance starting on Eaton Avenue, crossing to Main Street and ending at Marcum Park (with coaches and players riding in Corvettes).