Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 27th of October.
Good morning, Hamilton.
Beech Acres Parenting Center hosted its annual 'For the Love of Kids' festival at Zeigler Park on Oct 26 — the event offered a day of family-friendly activities.
Air traffic controllers and TSA officers are still working without pay due to the shutdown, highlighting a nationwide shortage in the aviation workforce.
Butler Tech is expanding its aviation program at the Middletown Airport with a new center — funded with $15 million — that will train 150 high school students with hands-on experience by early next year.
The Ohio Office of Long Term Care Ombudsman launched the Ohio Residents' Rights Council to bring together presidents of nursing home councils and give residents a stronger voice in their care.
Leilani Pelletier said the council will meet quarterly to help over 900 residents speak up for their healthcare choices.
Local families in Hamilton are preparing for a cut in SNAP and WIC benefits when funding stops on Nov.
1 due to the ongoing government shutdown + local advocates warn this loss may make it harder to buy fresh food and worsen poverty for vulnerable kids.
Today a local dietician shared her recipe for a homemade guacamole dip as a healthy alternative to traditional Halloween treats.
She explained that the dip uses fresh avocados, tomatoes, and onions, and it will give families a nutritious option for celebrating the holiday — a welcome twist on typical sugary snacks.
Prologis acquired 141 acres in Butler County in the Trenton Industrial Park near Molson Coors' Trenton Brewery and will build a 1-1.5 million square foot data center compound expected to create about 150 jobs.
Forecasters reported stray showers on Sunday morning in Greater Cincinnati—mainly south of the Ohio River—while Paycor Stadium saw mostly clear skies for FC Cincinnati’s game with kickoff in the mid-50s and a high of 58; they also noted that showers were expected to return later in the week.
Twilight In Concert
7:30-9 p.m. — Aronoff Center for the Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience Twilight on the big screen with live music bringing the iconic scenes to life.
Summits & Horizons: Adventure Crew Fundraiser
5:30-8:30 p.m. — Memorial Hall OTR — Tickets from $35 — Experience an inspiring evening with keynote speaker Carolyn Finney supporting urban youth and outdoor adventures.
Family Storytime and Gallery Walk
11 a.m.–noon — Cincinnati Art Museum — Free entry — Discover art through interactive storytelling and hands-on activities in a family-friendly environment.
CCM Jazz Orchestra: Give It All You've Got
7:30-10:30 p.m. — Corbett Auditorium — $19.50 adults, $15 students — Experience an evening of vibrant jazz with renowned trombonist Michael Dease.
Richards Pizza's 70th Anniversary Celebration
5-7 p.m. — Richards Pizza — Complimentary — Celebrate 70 years of pizza with a buffet, drinks, and special prizes.
Fortune Feimster: Live Comedy Show
7-9 p.m. — Taft Theatre — Last-minute tickets available — Enjoy an evening of laughter with comedian Fortune Feimster.
2025 DAV 5K
7 a.m. — Great American Ball Park — $30 – $50 — Participate in a community-oriented race supporting veterans at this iconic Cincinnati venue.
Shakey Graves Solo Concert
7-8:30 p.m. — Bogart's — $58 — Experience an intimate solo performance by Shakey Graves in Cincinnati.
151st Annual Convention of the Diocese of Southern Ohio
November 14-15 — Champion Mill Conference Center — More information TBA — Join the community for a significant annual gathering of the Diocese.
A Christmas Story The Musical
7:30 PM — Aronoff Center for the Arts — Ticket prices vary — Experience the magic of this beloved holiday classic brought to life on stage.
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