Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 22nd of September.
Good morning, Hamilton.
🎭 Culture
Burwinkel Farms on Hamilton Cleves Road in Ross will open its sunflower field tribute to Dolly Parton on Sept.
26 with a walking trail available from 9 a.m. + 7 p.m. Bob Burwinkel used a lawnmower to carve her name, a guitar, song titles, and a heart into the field.
📰 Economy
Diesel prices in Cincinnati hit a record high on Monday, raising shipping costs that may soon push up prices for holiday goods in Hamilton.
Business representatives say truck drivers now face steep fuel costs — some companies have added surcharges to help offset the rise.
🎓 Education
On Monday morning, the Bengals delivered books to Hays Porter School in a partnership with Queen City Book Bank to promote equal access to reading in the Tri-State area (mascots entertained the crowd).
🌲 Environment
Ohio DNR’s David Parrott says leaves should begin changing soon with vibrant shades expected as a well-watered summer contrasts last year’s heat; peak colors will hit northern and central areas by late October and southern parts a week later.
🏥 Health
Rabid bat cases have increased in five counties, including Hamilton, and health officials advise residents to avoid contact with bats & report unusual behavior to animal control.
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