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Regional blood banks in Greater Cincinnati and Dayton areas are asking potential blood donors to return to pre-coronavirus pandemic levels of donations by rolling up their sleeves to help soon. Hamilton will host its monthly blood donation event Thursday. Journal-News

Blood banks face most urgent need since the COVID-19 pandemic began: How to help

Media was invited to tour the Spooky Nook Sports Champion Mill complex under construction Friday, April 30, 2021 in Hamilton. The sports complex side and convention and hotel space combined will be over 1 million sq. feet when completed. Mill One, pictured, will feature a fitness center, climbing and adventure center, hardwood courts, sports courts, turf fields and more. Mill Two by the river is the conference center and will feature 233 hotel rooms, 16 conference rooms and 60,000 sq. feet of tenant/ lease space. NICK GRAHAM / STAFF

Spooky Nook reaches milestone by signing first event for 2022 in Hamilton

Man charged with fatal shooting in Hamilton gets another two weeks to find attorney

Man arrested in fatal Hamilton shooting Thursday morning

Drug case of woman allegedly driving in Hamilton crash that killed 6-year-old goes to...

$Long-time Hamilton attorney and former Hamilton Board of Education member, was recently appointed to finish the term through this year of recently resigned board member Rob Weigel. Davidson previously served on the school board from 2007 to 2012. (Provided Photo\Journal-News)$

New Hamilton school board member not new to city school leadership

Alex Hoskins, 26, of Ross Twp. Alex Hoskins, 26, of 4219 Jennifer Drive, appeared in Hamilton Municipal Court on child pornography and felonious assault charges stemming from his May 10, 2021, arrest at his home. He is charged on three counts illegal use of a minor in nudity-oriented material or performance and felonious assault. He was also shot by a Butler County Sheriff's deputy, and was treated and released from Kettering Health Hamilton Hospital. NICK GRAHAM/STAFF

Grand jury to consider child porn case against Ross Twp. man shot by deputy

Butler County's three public health districts, Middletown, Hamilton and Butler County General Health District, will be coordinating to offer $20 coupons to participating county restaurants. It's an attempt to help stimulate the economy, and encourage people to get vaccinated. The program is not yet launched but comes on the heels of the state's Ohio Vax-a-Million program where five people will win $1 million for getting the vaccine. NICK GRAHAM/FILE

Butler County hopes new restaurant coupons help lagging vaccination numbers

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