Good morning, Hamilton.

A new fitness court will open soon in Crosby Township to offer residents a safe space for outdoor exercise — a modest addition aimed at boosting community fitness.

Residents visited COHatch on Oct.

21 to view items for the Hamilton Tricentennial Time Capsule (which will be sealed until July 4 to mark America’s tricentennial), preserving a snapshot of local life today.

Jenell Ross, president of Bob Ross Auto Group, leads local charitable efforts against breast cancer through the Norma J.

Ross Memorial Foundation while honoring her father's legacy. She spoke Tuesday, Aug. 25 at Moraine Country Club about overcoming challenges and supporting her 90-employee team (a commitment that endures).

Franklin County judge ruled on Oct.

14 that Ohio must keep its 50-year-old air nuisance rule, stopping state efforts to remove the rule from the Clean Air Act plan and preserving the use of community air monitoring data for oversight.

The city will resurface Ridge Ave and replace aging water mains along Pleasant Ridge and Oakley to fix worsening potholes and add new crosswalks and a center turn lane; work will begin next year after local officials reviewed crash data (DOTE).

Premier Health announced on Oct.

22 that Rosanna Morris, a registered nurse with 27 years of experience, will become its next CEO in Q1 2027 (succeeding Michael Riordan) to lead the region’s academic health system.

Hamilton’s Build Back the Block program invites first-time homeowners to apply for four new Habitat for Humanity homes until Monday, Oct.

26. The initiative aims to build 100 affordable houses by 2030 and requires applicants to complete sweat equity hours.