Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 4th of September.
Good morning, Hamilton.
Lincoln Heights will celebrate its 80th anniversary with a weekend full of events including a parade, music, fireworks + community storytelling.
Festivities will run from Saturday, Sept. 5 at the athletic complex through Monday at the elementary school.
Hamilton’s Taqueria Guanajuato will celebrate its 10-year anniversary — featuring a car show, 25% off the menu, face painting, and live music from That1Dude and Maul Walker — on Sunday, Sept.
6 from noon to 3 p.m. at its NW Washington Blvd. location.
White Water Shaker Village, Ohio's only intact Shaker site, will host a free open house and guided tour on Sept.
13. A local nonprofit works to restore its 10 original buildings on eight acres near Harrison and preserve an important part of Ohio history.
Stricker’s Grove arcade brings vintage games, pricing details and gameplay tips when it opens at Ross’ amusement park on Monday, Sept.
7.
Miami University ordered faculty to hold classes inside campus buildings on Wednesday, canceling a planned outdoor Labor Day teach out.
Union leaders representing faculty, including those at the Hamilton campus, criticized the move amid ongoing contract talks.
Ohio State Patrol will increase enforcement this Labor Day weekend to deter impaired driving and speeding on busy roads.
Drivers in Hamilton are advised to plan ahead and expect rising gas prices amid heavy traffic.
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