NKyTribune The theme for the parade — America: The Land of Opportunity — is a perfect fit for the beloved family-owned restaurant celebrating 40 years of food first opened its doors in 1985 when Socorro Ramirez and son Rafael Robles began serving up authentic Mexican dishes in a modest space on Chelsea Drive soulful restaurant quickly became a community cornerstone “Fort Mitchell has been absolutely blessed to have Socorro and Rafael included in its history for over 40 years They are the heartbeat of local hospitality,” said Fort Mitchell Mayor Jude Hehman We’d listen to Carlos sing live on weekend nights vibrant space patrons know today — yet somehow and they’ll tell you the same: walk through those doors and you’re instantly part of the Soco’s family there’s a reason generations of Fort Mitchell families keep coming back wow — what a privilege and what an honor,” said Lita Vivero on hearing the news of being named Grand Marshal “This community has always supported us like family graduations — and we’ve watched kids grow up into adults and bring in their own families.” And the celebrations won’t stop anytime soon Even though Soco’s is typically closed on Sundays and Mondays the team will be open and partying this Cinco De Mayo — Monday and the festive atmosphere patrons know and love Soco’s also plans to host a 40th anniversary celebration this summer To learn more about Soco’s Mexican Restaurant & Bar, visit socosmexicanrestaurant.com and follow them on Facebook (Soco’s Mexican Restaurant and Bar) and Instagram (@socosmexicanrestaurant) Mark your calendar: The Fort Mitchell Independence Day Parade kicks off Friday, July 4 at 12:30 p.m. starting at the DCCH Center Fairgrounds and ending at Beechwood Schools (Dixie Highway along the parade route closes at noon). Registration for the parade is open at fortmitchell.com Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" — A body was found near the southbound lanes of I-71/75 in Fort Mitchell Friday morning Fort Mitchell police said the medical examiner has determined the person died by suicide Fort Mitchell police said officers were called to mile marker 187 at around 10:30 a.m after a motorist spotted a dead body off along the interstate police said they found a partially decomposed body of what they believe is a man inside the overgrowth near the southbound lanes Police initially said the death was considered suspicious due to where the body was found and how the person was dressed The Kenton County coroner ordered an autopsy from the Kentucky State Medical Examiner Anyone with information is asked to call Fort Mitchell police at 859-331-2823 or Crimestoppers at 513-352-3040 A decomposing body was found on Interstate 75 by police in Fort Mitchell on Friday morning police say they were called to the southbound lanes of I-75 near mile marker 187 for a report of a dead body spotted by a passing driver Police found a partially decomposed body “of what appears to be a male” alongside the highway Investigators explain that they find the death to be suspicious due to the location of the body and how the person was dressed The Kentucky State Medical Examiner will conduct an autopsy at the request of the Kenton County coroner Anyone with information is asked to contact Fort Mitchell police at 859-331-2823 or Greater Cincinnati-NKY Crimestoppers at 513-352-3040 Enquirer media partner Fox19 provided this report Fort Mitchell city council approved the dissolution of the Ft Mitchell Economic Development Authority which is related to the Ft Mitchell Gateway TIF A municipal order passed after discussion which authorized disaster and emergency response overtime for exempt employees Another municipal order approved the sale of surplus equipment from the police and fire department Mitchell CAO Edwin King said that the fence has been installed on Grace Avenue The city will have an Arbor Day tree giveaway on April 26 from the NKY Office of Drug Control Policy came to the regular council meeting in Lakeside Park to see if Lakeside Park will commit two years of their opioid settlement money to the Kenton County Multi-Jurisdictional Law Enforcement Navigator program which would provide police social workers for the cities who have signed up and Erlanger and Independence have their own Mayor Paul Markgraf said he thought it was a good idea because the city will not receive enough settlement money to start their own police social worker program Several residents came to the meeting to express their feelings on whether the city should allow backyard chickens and of the people who spoke about chickens 8 supported the idea of the right to have chickens and 8 spelled out clearly that chickens are ‘dirty and attract pests and predators.’ Caroline Colvin is a health care provider at Childrens’ Hospital Beth Wilson indicated that her autistic daughter has an emotional support chicken that those that already have chickens be grandfathered in Her sister came from Warsaw to speak about how beneficial the chickens have been Libby Baker said she has experience with chickens they are ‘mean and peck you.’ She said she had a petition opposing chicken ownership in the city and asked people to sign but they were afraid because of backlash from their neighbors Another resident said she grew up in the country and was a 4H kid but she does not think chickens belong in the city She said if council approves livestock in the backyards she wondered where it would stop and ventured that she liked little pygmy goats who could probably be controlled by an electric fence She did have a petition with 23 signatures against having chickens but he said he has lived in the city for 20 years He stated that since one activist council member has been on council the city has been distracted with niche issues like sidewalks and chickens which he said makes the city look ridiculous in the media The city sent out an email to residents last Friday that spelled out rather sternly how people can address council but they have to be civil and respectful and one resident said she was shocked at the content of the email Mayor Markgraf made a point of thanking people for sharing their feelings and said the email with the executive order was not meant to be intimidating at all Joan Arlinghaus said she has chickens and has never had coyotes She and Beth Wilson had called the city to ask if there were any rules about owning chickens and was told they are governed by the nuisance law Arlinghaus said the chickens are her pets – she is not raising them She also said 16 of 19 other cities in Northern Kentucky have chicken ordinances and they ought to check with them Jim Wilson said chickens are not considered livestock He said there is a Kentucky law protecting emotional support animals When the ordinance that would allow chickens was read Council member Cassi Schabell made a motion to amend the ordinance adding some items that would tighten up regulations for those that have chickens no other council member voted for the amendment and it died for lack of support When the actual ordinance came up for a vote Council member Dave Wolper was not present so he could not vote but he had sent an email voicing his dissent to the ordinance Council member Schabell made a motion at the end of the meeting to grandfather in the residents who already have chickens but no one seconded the motion so it failed the Assistant Executive Director of the Behringer Crawford museum came to the regular council meeting Monday night to talk about the things happening this year at the museum to celebrate the 75th anniversary He said that every floor in the museum has something from when the museum started in 1950 The second floor has the much remembered two-headed calf also a very popular item in the early days He said they have 31,000 visitors every year and 14,594 people who have attended the nature play area or the free area near the bottom of the hill They have a display currently on Harlan Hubbard and a book that was written about him called Driftwood Mendell also told council about the myriad educational programs that the museum has and they have had 72,853 views on the programs they have presented A municipal order passed which renewed the contract with the city of Bromley for police service There was some discussion on if the city should raise the price but Police Chief Cody Stanley was firm in his recommendation of keeping the price the same He told council members that he doesn’t feel that the price should be raised first of all because it is a renewal of a contract and secondly because not much happens in the city and he and his officers don’t have to do much although council member Sarah Froelich voted no The contract for EMS service with the city of Fort Wright passed and the service will be renewed for two more years The first year will be $114,490 in four payments and the second year will be $125,939 in four payments Florence city council listened to Todd Morgan Director of Community Development talk about a request for a zone change from C2 to C3 for a .35 acre site located at 6809 Burlington Pike Currently the site has an old vacant bank building on it and Bluegrass Cannacare LLC wants to put a medical marijuana store on the site said they probably would not be open on Sunday which answered a question by council member Angie Cable about the traffic in that area on Sundays in particular when the 7 Hills Church convenes and lets out Culter said the other days they would probably be open from 8 a.m.- 5 p.m Council member Patricia Wingo is on the committee for planning and zoning and she said the state restrictions for these types of businesses are very strict they are not allowed to have more customers in the building than there are employees the customers have to have a medical marijuana card to be able to enter the building and nothing is permitted to be on display inside the store The second item up for discussion at the caucus meeting was a change in concept development plan for a .56 acre site located between the vacant Frisch’s building and the Chipotle at 7303 Turfway Road pretty much across the street from where the first business is asking to be located Council member Cable mentioned the traffic from the 7 Hills Church which is considerable when the church has services Florence police are on hand every Sunday to help direct traffic and she feels that putting a coffee place right across from one of the exits from the church would only add to the traffic problems and recently they came to the city for another location in Florence Both of these items were forwarded to Florence by the Boone County Planning Commission About a half hour after the caucus meeting the city held a public hearing on the issue of solar energy Boone County passed an ordinance with regulations for solar energy companies and the storage of batteries because Judge Executive Gary Moore does not want huge solar energy farms that occupy regular farmland and detract from the rural aspect of the county Florence tweaked the ordinance to make it more urban and fit it to the needs of the city When it was introduced at the council meeting council members Angie Cable and Lesley Chambers wanted another public hearing because they didn’t know about the one that the Boone County Planning and Zoning held Six people signed up and spoke at the meeting “Many of the comments at the public hearing focused on the general benefits of solar energy but the issue before council isn’t whether solar energy is good or bad,” said Florence CAO Josh Hunt “It’s about how solar energy systems are treated as accessory structures under our zoning regulations.” He explained that from a zoning standpoint the solar energy systems are no different than the city treats other accessory features He said that the amendment before council provides a consistent and thoughtful framework to make sure that solar energy system installations are appropriate as far as aesthetics Mayor Julie Aubuchon thanked everyone for coming and sharing their opinion St. Elizabeth Healthcare and Greenbriar Development will hold a groundbreaking ceremony tomorrow for the long anticipated The Ormsby The ceremony will be at The Ormsby Preview Center at 293 Buttermilk Pike in Ft Speakers at the ceremony include Paula McCann Vice President of Marketing; Mayor Jude Hehman SVP and CFO; and Kenton County Judge-Executive Kris Knochelman named in honor of Fort Mitchell’s namesake Major General Ormsby MacKnight Mitchell is open to those 62 and older and is designed to prioritize health and wellness and “luxury retirement living,” with comprehensive health and wellness services It will offer 203 residences of various sizes The non-profit Life Plan Community will be built at the site of the now-demolished Drawbridge Inn Elizabeth Healthcare is a partner in the enterprise which will offer access to a full continuum of care ensuring that residents’ care needs are met at every stage as needs arise Offerings include housekeeping and linen service an emergency call system and 24-hour security transportation to local attractions and medical appointments a library and a business and technology center and a Center for Healthy Living (fitness equipment The Ormsby’s Life Enrichment team will provide residents with a rich mix of activities The Ormsby is anticipated to be ready for occupancy in 2026 – Police are conducting an investigation after a body was found along Interstate 75 in Kenton County According to Fort Mitchell Police Department chief Col Fort Mitchell police received a call around 10:30 a.m Friday regarding a body spotted by a passing driver on I-75 south near mile marker 187 Nader says officers found a partially decomposed body of what appears to be a male The body was found several feet inside of plant overgrowth along the interstate He says the death is considered suspicious due to “where the body was located and how the person was dressed.” The Kenton County coroner has ordered an autopsy from the Kentucky State Medical Examiner The Kenton County Police Evidence Collection unit has responded to assist Ft Anyone with information about this investigation is asked to contact Ft Mitchell Police at 859-331-2823 or contact Greater Cincinnati-NKY Crimestoppers at 513-352-3040  Watch WNKY Live Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInFORT MITCHELL (WXIX) - A motorist suffering a medical emergency is the cause of a crash that shut down a major road in Northern Kentucky early Wednesday All lanes of Dixie Highway were blocked for about 90 minutes from Kroger to northbound Interstate 71/75 around 90 minutes starting shortly after 4 a.m A medical helicopter was originally asked to respond but could not fly due to the weather A police officer and a witness spotted the vehicle speeding on Dixie Highway before the crash the officer was driving in the direction on Dixie The officer also saw that the vehicle was weaving in the opposite direction of travel.  “The officer did a U-turn to attempt to catch up with the vehicle.  He turned his emergency equipment on at the intersection of Beechwood Road where he then immediately observed the collision in front of Kroger,” the chief said in a prepared statement “The investigation determined that the vehicle struck the concrete median in front of Kroger and then veered right across the roadway and collided into the concrete pillar of the I-75 Northbound entrance ramp sign was taken to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center with serious injuries See a spelling or grammar error in our story? 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Send it to us here with a brief description Fort Mitchell was one of seven fortifications built to protect Cincinnati during the Civil War The fort was the site of several skirmishes between Union and Confederate forces a Kentucky native who designed the fortifications He was a professor at Cincinnati College and a respected authority on astronomy Elizabeth Healthcare and Greenbriar Development staged a groundbreaking ceremony for The Ormsby a new luxury retirement community at 293 Buttermilk Pike Friday The non-profit Life Plan Community was formed by St Elizabeth and will be built on the site of the former Drawbridge Inn “Residents will thrive and enjoy their golden years here,” Garren Colvin and excellence for people to enjoy the highest quality of life as well as excellent health care when needed.” added: “This project is much more than senior living.” Offerings will include housekeeping and linen service beauty salon and barber services and a Center for Healthy Living – fitness equipment And that’s why Bonnie Hoffmann is a Charter Member of The Ormsby – a Charter Member is an “Informed-thinking senior,” according to Colvin a current condominium owner in Ludlow just liked The Ormsby lifestyle “I like that it’s a place where I will have friends and close to places that I like to go – restaurants,” she told the Northern Kentucky Tribune She said her kids are fine with the proposed move – Charter Members have already given a deposit – and her Ludlow condo will be her daughter’s – if she wants I just want to be active and this seems to be the place to do so,” she said Ormsby’s Life Enrichment team plans to provide residents with a rich mix of activities Jim and Joan Coates are Charter Members as well “We live in Triple Crown now – we’ve been in Kentucky for 54 years,” the 80-year-old Joan told the Northern Kentucky Tribune “As we’re getting older,” said her husband who is a year her elder “We need this kind of facility – and our daughter and son-in-law live in Ft “They had a focus group at the Fort Mitchell Country Club about three-or-four years ago,” he said “The talk was about a potential senior living facility; and we gave them our information.” Both Joan and Jim were invited to The Ormsby’s first “Vision Meeting.” “We actually looked at a senior development in Triple Crown,” Joan said What she liked at The Ormsby — their floor plans “Those plans enable us to customize,” she said She seemed so excited; she pointed to her third-floor soon-to-be apartment at the end of the floor Ted and Marlene Robinson – another Charter Member couple – were looking for stress-free living “We want an experience where we both can have our journey in life,” said the 80-year-old Marlene “We’re looking for our final years at The Ormsby – we’re very excited The Ormsby is open to those 62 and older and is designed to prioritize health and wellness and luxury retirement living with comprehensive health and wellness services “I’ve been hearing about aging,” said Charter Member Linda Vila Passione “and I want to go out in style and with peace of mind The attention to detail at The Ormsby is what sold us See The NKyTribune’s earlier story about The Ormsby here. FORT MITCHELL, Ky. — A new assisted living facility with dementia care (ALF-DC) is set to break ground in Fort Mitchell in the coming year The Kenton County Planning Commission passed the zoning changes required for the development on Sept. 5 It now heads to the Fort Mitchell City Council for two readings and a vote will be constructed on Grandview Drive near General Ormsby Mitchel Park As reported by our news partner LINK nky, leaders agreed the facility was needed during last week's meeting “I think facilities like this are sorely needed in Northern Kentucky,” said Jeff Bethell who represents Fort Mitchell on the commission “Facilities like this came out several times in our outreach for the implementation of the [comprehensive] plan,” Covington representative Kareem Simpson owners are confident it will pass given that "Fort Mitchell [officials] came to that [Sept 5] hearing and spoke on our behalf for it." Facility owners Crystal Wilmhoff and Marky Kennedy came to the idea around 2020 my granny fell and broke her arm and had to go into a rehab facility," said Wilmhoff whose background is in reproductive health care "The experience we had was not good as far as the care that was given because of her dementia." who was caring for her late father a few years ago said he was placed in a "big box" facility as she calls it "I literally picked up my office and worked from the nursing home during the day and then my mom would come in at night to make sure that he was getting the care that he needed," she said that I would do better because I didn't want to see anybody else in that type of situation," she said Wilmhoff said the ratio at Sages of All Ages will be one to six during the day and one to eight at night "Instead of sending our residents over to Ohio to have a residential assisted living experience it was really important to us that they have that [in Northern Kentucky]," she said when you have two people that are coming in and they're wanting to make something for their community very different than somebody who is sitting far away with a notebook doing the numbers." The development plan is to break ground on two 8,100 square-foot buildings split by a courtyard and garden The buildings will have the capacity to house up to 32 residents diagnosed with dementia It's officially known as an assisted living facility but will be licensed by the state of Kentucky to offer memory care for dementia patients "I feel like for some of the larger facilities it's more of a mausoleum [aesthetic]," said Wilmhoff."[With this construction] they also have the social aspect of being with their peers outside in that courtyard." As the millennium approached, luxury Northern Kentucky home builder Tim Burks Builder had an eye for style and quirks. It didn’t disappoint when it designed this 1997 mansion, as part of a tour of luxury homes called Homefest. Now, 114 W. Maple Ave. is back in all its glory Homes built by Burks are known for their woodwork and unique trim. Houzz even reports that founder Tim Burks himself crafts all the trim due to his work as a carpenter prior to creating his company keep an eye out for enchanting details like natural woodwork the expansive front porch leading to the double front doors and the regal Greek-like columns surrounding it The symmetry and size of the outside of the mansion feel regal before even entering its impressive 9,152 square feet The gorgeous wainscot ceiling in the foyer speaks to the unique handcrafted features throughout the home you’ll note arched doorways complemented by elaborate trim or one that is ready to entertain and host overnight guests on the regular featuring nine bedrooms and nine bathrooms (seven full The four finished levels include a lower-level media room complete with an intimate movie theater with clear sight lines to the living room and kitchen and a long island to accommodate more guests for get-togethers A formal sitting room features an exquisitely crafted fireplace overlooking mature pine trees in a wooded yard The outdoor entertainment areas include beautiful stonework over a kitchen oven Current homeowners Tim and Therese Anne Matthews most love how it “accommodates large crowds,” they share But it’s not all about the main event—Maple Avenue also possesses a guest house which features a caterer’s kitchen and kitchenette “The carriage home that was added later is nestled in the woods and feels like you are in your own private tree house,” says listing agent Susan Huff is “loaded with upgrades,” and ready to show off at your next party We recognize our responsibility to use data and technology for good We may use or share your data with our data vendors The Weather Channel is the world's most accurate forecaster according to ForecastWatch, Global and Regional Weather Forecast Accuracy Overview .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Advance Local Weather AlertsA report from the National Weather Service was issued on Thursday at 1:02 p.m Wind gusts of up to 40 mph and penny-sized hail (0.75 inches) are expected Doppler radar tracked a strong thunderstorm near Russell County Sports Complex moving east at 20 mph," says the weather service "Gusty winds could knock down tree limbs and blow around unsecured objects Minor hail damage to vegetation is possible." 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All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices (WKRC) - A teen from Northern Kentucky is not only excelling in school she's earned the rank of sergeant major of the Young Marines and the title of Young Marine of the Year The Beechwood High School junior from Fort Mitchell said she got interested in the military when she was only 11 years old Abby Smith has been in the program for six years "So the award is a culmination of our entire Young Marine career which are different stops put in place to progress the next ranks in our program." Smith said it can be a struggle to balance everything there's a lot to balance within this program but I know that what I'm doing right now is what I want to do So just planning out what I have to do during the week making sure that I'm prioritizing what's important making sure I understand my priorities." She is working toward an appointment to the Naval Academy where she wants to study mechanical engineering will be built at the site of the now-demolished Drawbridge Inn in Fort Mitchell walkable campus with a maintenance-free lifestyle that “will redefine “retirement” in Northern Kentucky Elizabeth Healthcare and the Ormsby share a common vision of providing high quality care and a vibrant lifestyle to senior living residents,” says Garren Colvin Elizabeth will leverage its reputation for excellence and innovation in health care with a focus on patient-centered care and community engagement “We look forward to playing a significant role in making the Ormsby a wonderful place for seniors to live and thrive.” not-for-profit corporation to own and operate the new community for the benefit of those 62 years and older and Major General of the Union Army in the American Civil War He was a visionary who published the country’s first magazine dedicated to astronomy earning himself the nickname “Old Stars.” Certainly the developers of The Ormsby expect their star to shine brightly The Ormsby’s Life Enrichment team will provides residents with a rich mix of activities The architect of The Ormsby is Perkins Eastman a global architecture firm that works out of 17 interdisciplinary offices around the world It’s senior living practice focuses on the built environment and its ability to help people The interior designer is Interior Design Associates based in Nashville that has extensive senior living design experience It is anticipated that The Ormsby will be ready for occupancy in 2026 To find out more — or to attend one of the upcoming gatherings at the Preview Center — call 859-762-1113 or email info@ormsbyliving.org Fort Mitchell has announced City Administrator Edwin King has recently joined the United States Coast Guard Reserves and completed his entry training King’s graduation ceremony took place at the United States Coast Guard Training Center in Cape May “We appreciate Edwin’s dedication and effort in both service to Fort Mitchell and to the United States Coast Guard,” said Fort Mitchell Mayor Jude Hehman “His commitment exemplifies the value of leadership for our community and country.” King trained for almost a year in preparation for the Direct Entry Petty Officer Training and enters the Coast Guard Reserves as a Petty Officer First Class He will find out later this year if he will receive an officer commission in the Reserves King notes there is a lot of first response/emergency management training in the Coast Guard that overlaps with training Fort Mitchell Fire and Police receive “I think my experience thus far will enhance my understanding and appreciation of what Fort Mitchell First Responders deal with on a daily basis which will only help me in my role as City Administrator,” he said King’s commitment to the Coast Guard Reserves includes serving one weekend a month Get the best experience and stay connected to your community with our Spectrum News app. Learn More — The city of Fort Mitchell could become home to a new dementia assisted living facility whose families have been affected by dementia said this type of facility is sorely needed in the area Crystal Wilmhoff and Marky Kennedy have both seen up close the toll dementia can take on people who suffer from it and their families They’ve also seen care that left a lot to be desired “We have made such memories with my granny But when you have a 14-year-old that wants to go to the soccer game While she takes care of her 97-year-old granny at home Kennedy’s father passed away a few years ago at 71 years old “My dad being in a nursing home where it was a big box where the ratio was like one to maybe 14 (patients to staff members) And I wanted something better for him,” Kennedy said The business partners became interested in real estate With Wilmhoff’s background as a nurse practitioner for more than 23 years residential assisted living for seniors made the most sense Wilmhoff said there’s a great need for one in the area And so the placement agents I have spoken with have told me they’re actually sending our residents here from Kentucky over into Ohio,” she said “The problem is families aren’t going to cross the bridge to go see their families as often So it’s just not OK for us to be sending our residents that far away.” The two women started Sages of All Ages and are working to get all the approvals they need to build the facility in Fort Mitchell “It gets us very excited just to know the possibilities of what could be,” Kennedy said Wilmhoff said they deserve a place where they'll get the right care Four thousand a day are turning 85 years old Seventy-five percent of them are going to need care,” she said are going to need some help with activities of daily living The staff to resident ratio will be about 1 to 6 which Wilmhoff said compares favorably to other facilities that often have 1 to 10 or even 1 to 20 “You just cannot take care of people who have memory issues if they forget that they can’t get up and walk by themselves But it’s something that we want to provide and keep our seniors safe and have families feel comfortable and not guilty And then they can be the daughter and the son again That’s a really difficult role to be in 24/7.” Wilmhoff said she hopes her granny can be the first resident at the facility She and Kennedy hope many others will join her It’ll likely be the last place many of them ever live Wilmhoff and Kennedy plan to provide them the best care possible till the end Wilmhoff said they just got a zoning change approval through Planning and Development Services She said the next step is to go through Fort Mitchell Zoning with hopes to open late 2025 or early 2026 Florence Mayor Julie Aubuchon administered the oath of office to new council member David M Schneider Tuesday evening at the caucus meeting while his son and Pam Osborne looked on David Schneider served as a board member of the city of Florence Board of Adjustments from 2006 to 2014 and was an officer for the Bean Bash charity as well as for the Boone County Business Association for 20 years Pam Osborne attended to give David her blessing Former State Representative Sal Santoro joined Wade Williams from the Montrose Group to talk about TID A TID is a special purpose governmental entity created to coordinate and fund transportation related projects within a specific geographical area and it can be a county or a grouping of up to 3 counties What it can’t do is use condemnation or disturb a utility or common carrier and they can’t levy taxes or special assessments who had authored a bill to this effect which was signed into law Edgewood city council listened to the annual independent audit report by Jim Sparrow from Rankin and Rankin Our approach to the budget is to undershoot our revenues and to undershoot those expenditures and make sure we do come back with money at the end of the year,” said CAO Brian Dehner “The result of that has been that council has been able to reduce the tax rate every year that I’ve been here.” The council meeting on February 17th is canceled due to President’s Day Mayor John Link told council there will be no roundabouts in Edgewood This is because Fort Mitchell and Fort Wright have been scheduled to be endowed with roundabouts and people have been asking about their city He also said there will be a Jimmy John’s store across from the new Krogers CAO Dehner said the Kroger store may not be open until June and they should have about 210 employees Council passed a resolution opposing centralized collection of occupational fees or taxes by the state of Kentucky Mayor Link explained that the legislative session in Frankfort is only 30 days but three bills have already been submitted and this centralized collection of occupational taxes and fees is one of them Most of the Northern Kentucky cities have issued resolutions that strongly oppose the legislation “We don’t believe that it is right,” said Dehner “They are trying to take away home rule from a city.” Independence Mayor Chris Reinersman administered the oath of office to Officer Cody Monson who will be the newest police officer in the city Graham was selected from among 17 applicants and she was deemed to be the best fit for the city Council approved the second reading of an ordinance prohibiting trucks weighing 11,000 pounds or more on Stephenson Road An ordinance was proposed which changes the name of Court Street and the second reading should be held in March Council also passed a resolution stating opposition to any forthcoming legislation from the state about centralizing the collection of occupational fees at the state level Mitchell city council honored Young Marine Abby Smith at their regular council meeting Monday night Mitchell and is a junior at Beechwood school and she was recently named Division 3 Young Marine of the Year Mayor Jude Hehman honored her for her leadership and high achievements February 3 was named as Abby Smith day in Ft Mitchell and she proclaimed the city in good shape financially with favorable balances in their general funds Council passed a resolution opposing any legislation by the state that would centralize the collection of local occupational fees or taxes Several Northern Kentucky cities have done the same to let the state legislature know how they feel about the subject Boone County Fiscal Court listened to a presentation from SMP architectural company who have been tasked to find and design space for an Emergency Communications building Currently public safety is in the Florence Government building and Emergency Management is housed in the Boone County Sheriff’s department but there are challenges to space and growth in both areas and duplication of certain things because these departments are not together Their solution revolves around a 6.4 acre portion of county owned land at the corner of Conrad and Bullittsville Roads where they recommend building a 19,000 square foot single story building that would combine all the essential services under one roof The money for the design of the building was budgeted for last July but commissioners had to approve the money and it would come back to the court for bidding The total cost of the building is estimated at $7,737,118.22 Commissioners passed a resolution that would allow the design to go forward Newport city commissioners listened to and passed a resolution strongly opposing any legislation from the state to centralize the collection of occupational taxes and fees as recommended by the Kentucky League of cities Apparently even though the legislative session this year is very short there is a bill that will be presented next week to centralize the collection of occupational taxes and fees This was a special meeting of the Newport Board of Commissioners Each week we compile local real estate records so you can find out what property is selling for in your neighborhood We also have a local database page with restaurant inspections Information provided by the Hamilton County Auditor 3000 Galbraith Rd: Jones Kenneth L to Stone Noah R; $512,000 3570 Galbraith Rd: Mack Christi Jo & Christopher Lee Mack to Holcomb Mark J & Sherry; $1,125,000 7020 Elbrook Ave: Cox Andrew G & Megan to Rosedale Yitzhak; $515,000 1367 Dyer Ave: Ellis Andrea S & John W to Rupert Samantha L & Darryl Lee Rupert; $455,000 1515 Hilltree Dr: Bsfr II Owner I LLC to Bsfr Trs II LLC; $210,000 1677 Hilltree Dr: Goebel Diane L Tr to Dorich John S; $285,000 2041 Whispering Pines Dr: Hutchins Lillian P to Dawson Emily; $268,000 2066 Berrypatch Dr: Slaney Eric L & Sheryl to Kump Andrew & Abigail Kump; $475,000 2191 Candlemaker Dr: Worden Dave W Tr & Marla J Tr to Caudill Sheila G & John P; $482,000 2529 Veraview Ct: Perkins Emily to Rice Cassandra & John Orr; $428,000 2809 Whitehouse Ln: Stoll Johnette S to Pegan Jr Courtland & Sara Rose Pegan; $401,000 6387 Beaconwood Dr: Dollard Brittany M & James to Schaefer Emily A & William H Weller; $290,000 6684 Wyndwatch Dr: Touhid Eftekhar Sadat Rastegar & Babak Emami to Gangully Sanjoy; $640,000 6960 Presidio Ct: Lee Denyse M A Tr to Hassan Erik W & Aishlin E; $415,000 7085 Valleycrest Dr: Mi Homes Of Cincinnati LLC to Medina Doris & Nestor Gonzalez; $655,297 7155 Glenvalley Dr: Mi Homes Of Cincinnati LLC to Bharadwaj Indranil & Smirithi Indranil; $565,422 7610 Holliston Pl: Ajayi Samuel & Olamide to Operndoor Property Trus I; $372,600 7817 Ayerdayl Ln: Burnes James W Tr to Lester Brandon & Chloe Lester; $360,000 817 Woodlyn Dr: Young Brian W to Sporty And Lady Rentals LLC; $213,000 8414 Kellogg Ave: Colina Greg to Kuntz Regina Harper & Michael Shane Kuntz; $50,000 8467 Denallen Dr: Saath LLC to Brown Lance C & Ambur N Struble; $325,000 861 Eaglesknoll Ct: Held Justin & Christine Muller-held to Haynes Jacob & Melinda Haynes; $620,000 547 Carplin Pl: Caldwell Tracy D to Antoya Ama Ebi LLC; $5,000 550 Carplin Pl: Caldwell Tracy D to Antoya Ama Ebi LLC; $80,000 834 Rockdale Ave: Faded Blends Barber Shop LLC & Iola Moore to Faded Blends Barber Shop LLC; $70,000 834 Rockdale Ave: Moore Ceola H & Iola to Faded Blends Barber Shop LLC & Iola Moore; $70,000 Blue Ash10089 Crosier Ln: Opendoor Property Trust I A Delaware Statutory Trust to Bagley Samantha & Justin; $635,000 4123 Fox Hollow Dr: Miller Andrew & Lauren to Huamani Brian & Ashley Yu; $562,000 4238 Glendale Milford Rd: Flick James S to Barron Michael S Tr; $240,000 4430 Boardwalk Ct: Schaad Josh & Beth to Lazares Gus J & Valeria Evgenia; $514,000 5025 Arabella Cir: Wp Summit Park LLC to Lucetti Paola Tr & Matteo Salerno Uriarte Tr; $175,000 9358 Thrush Ct: Jones Matthew M to Opendoor Property Trust I; $277,200 9664 West Ave: Young Bradley & Kara to Taflinger Mary J & Christopher M Meshot; $290,000 Glendale Milford Rd: Flick James S to Barron Michael S Tr; $240,000 1124 Elm Park Dr: Holbrook @4 to Herald Vonita; $270,000 1580 Elizabeth Pl: Cincinnati Redevelopment Ll C to Wadsworth Richard & Georgie L Wadsworth; $415,129 417 Vine St: Berberabe Steven & Collar Caralyn to Jac Family LLC Tr; $725,000 5001 Kellogg Ave: Harbour Towne Yacht Club Condominium Unit Owners Association to Mallott Jason; $750 5001 Kellogg Ave: Hoppenstand David to Ryan William A; $300 123 Sixty-fourth St: Dynamite Properties LLC to Wilson Destinie Marie; $188,000 125 Sixty-eighth St: Sestokas Warren J & Kathryn M to Jemison Jr Thaddeus & Thaddeus Jemison Sr; $142,000 129 Sixty-eighth St: Roby Robert K & Bridget S to Cincihome LLC; $55,000 6818 Vine St: Peace Rony & Vivian Kay to Edmondson Jules R & Nicole Denise; $175,000 3349 Alpine Pl: Austing Robert J to Girma Haniel; $122,500 345 Lower River Rd: Silbersack Danielle to Mtgw Acquisitions Inc; $69,000 347 Lower River Rd: Silbersack Danielle to Mtgw Acquisitions Inc; $69,000 6 Interwood Pl: Mcdevitt Shannon K & Steven T to King Joel & Stacey Priya Raj; $717,500 2315 Vine St: 2315 Vine LLC to Clifton Heights Community Urban Redevelopement; $500,000 10049 Menominee Dr: Pinnell Ashley Petter Fritz to Morales Michael Isael & Gricelda Mayari; $229,000 10379 Fay Ln: Schaefer Nicholas C & Cami L to Baez Gabriel Torres & Maria Del; $325,000 2438 Crosley Meadow: D R Horton Indiana LLC to Daysor Leonard Guab & Karloivan Briones Andal; $385,000 2578 Haverknoll Dr: Zubana Investment LLC to Mukes Orlene Marie; $256,000 2909 Greenbrook Ln: Avm Investments Inc to Jermako Andrew; $99,000 3217 New Year Dr: Collins Clarence to Cvg Home Buyers LLC; $170,000 3345 Bauerwoods Dr: Hogeback Sharma G to Henry Brandon & Wendy Henry; $325,000 3434 Nandale Dr: Lehn Nancy K to Wayore Sintatehu & Mihiret Amdemichael Gelan; $275,000 3813 Azimuth Ct: Kitchell Joseph H & Jodie M Finke to Furlow Stephanie M; $267,000 6911 Rutherford Ct: Cardwell Lisa Singh & Lynn Allen to Lindeman Delaney Rae & Aaron Michael Peterson; $175,000 7084 Daybreak Dr: Luckett Sharrell to Smith William M T @ 3; $470,000 7214 Creekview Dr: Tabler Rita C Trustee to Helbling Laura Rose; $129,000 8366 Coghill Ln: Weishaupt Lynn to Macdonald Susan Danielle; $205,000 8524 Sunlight Dr: Whitehead Ethel to Jackson Linda; $185,000 8820 Carrousel Park Cr: Abang Stephanie to Grabp Irvin M & Irvin Grabp Iii; $160,000 9341 Coogan Dr: Morgan Christian J to Yellow Elephant Cervezas LLC; $120,000 9781 Weik Rd: Kuhlenbeck Debbie L to Mcclure Michael Ray & Jeanne Marie; $282,500 9801 Regatta Dr: Cole Diane L & Dorothy Ritchie to Graham Tobey A; $175,000 9821 Regatta Dr: Ritchie Dorothy & Diane Cole to Barksdale Nathlyn R & Wayne E Barksdale; $13,000 9901 Loralinda Dr: Obrien Thomas J & Mary C to Rose Abdullah Amari; $243,000 College Hill1165 Homeside Ave: Adedeji Olalaken & Karemat to Mako Property Group LLC; $127,500 1648 Cedar Ave: Lin Shiu Andres & Avery Lauren Miller to Lynch John; $235,000 6470 Loiswood Dr: Linder Phyllis M Co-trs & Gustave V Co-trs to Schwartz Andrew & Abigail Schwartz; $440,000 6478 Loiswood Dr: Linder Phyllis M Co-trs & Gustave V Co-trs to Schwartz Andrew & Abigail Schwartz; $440,000 6521 Meadowvista Ct: Babiak Jeffrey to Wallace Jacob; $268,000 7868 Bankwood Ln: Accenti Tech Solution Inc to Campbell Monica & An Asia Campbell; $255,000 7935 Ashley View Dr: Walker Douglas A to Hsu Albert & Tracy L Martino Hsu; $850,000 241 Fosdick St: Highland Holdings Of Cincinnati LLC to Corryville Properties LLC; $78,000 Franklin Dr: Nvr Inc to Clark Andrew William; $329,690 Franklin Dr: Nvr Inc to Lamb Brittanie; $319,485 8025 Beech Ave: Lakehouse Holdings LLC to Hils Alexander James & Daniel Joseph Hils; $269,900 263 Centerview Dr: Nutini Kristen M to Louis Christine; $240,000 267 Deephaven Dr: Gilligan Brian N & Christine to Sarika Muluemebet & Zelalem Yirdaw; $280,735 363 Don Ln: Selby Kenneth to Tks Properties LLC; $132,500 365 Don Ln: Selby Kenneth to Tks Properties LLC; $132,500 372 Marbill Ln: Farrell Diana C to Hammond Charles; $189,000 438 Morrvue Dr: Piening Claire A to Edwards Jesse & Hannah R Edwards; $234,000 503 Morrvue Dr: Bsfr Trs Ii LLC to Meyer Douglas Jay Jr & Douglas Jay Sr; $209,900 5409 Dengail Dr: Johnson Mark G & Mylissa to Leppert Tyler; $320,000 577 Claymore Te: Wiggs Kelly C & Amanda N to Rp3 Funding LLC; $154,000 669 Genenbill Dr: Kleeman Mary Jane to Lamb Evan S; $270,000 799 Hiddenlake Ln: Weldele James A to Hayes Christopher A & Heather L; $330,000 817 Neeb Rd: Blum Audrey B to Huffman Holly; $183,000 988 Fashion Ave: Soudrette Collin & Maria Hartmann to Tesfaslasie Redae A; $265,000 East End204 Strader Ave: Sawyer Place Co The to Schott Michael Paul & Lisa Marie Schott; $50,000 206 Strader Ave: Sawyer Place Co The to Schott Michael Paul & Lisa Marie Schott; $50,000 209 Strader Ave: Sawyer Place Co The to Schott Michael Paul & Lisa Marie Schott; $50,000 213 Strader Ave: Sawyer Place Co The to Schott Michael Paul & Lisa Marie Schott; $50,000 215 Strader Ave: Sawyer Place Co The to Schott Michael Paul & Lisa Marie Schott; $50,000 2235 Riverside Dr: Locaputo Elizabeth C to Wahlke Kristopher M; $313,000 2955 Riverside Dr: Sandhage Marianne to Loewenstine Joshua; $855,000 1030 Grand Ave: Raig Properties LLC to Mako Property Group LLC; $160,000 1519 Manss Ave: Egaro Investments Ltd to Parlier Leanne; $140,000 2425 Glenway Ave: Estes Maime K to Prime Capital Group LLC; $6,500 3309 Freddie Dr: Wilhelm Gary & Julie Roquemore to Thomas Elena A Voicu; $118,000 3735 St Lawrence Ave: Estes Leah M to Lucerne Properties LLC; $76,500 3749 St Lawrence Ave: Thomas Peter Scott & Madeline Mahrie Williams-brownlee to Snyder Johan & Jessica Miller; $195,000 411 Hawthorne Ave: Stephenson Sharon L to Prieshoff Susan; $31,840 966 Fairbanks Ave: Cabrera Julian Hernandez to Urban Oasis Properties LLC; $32,000 1715 Mcmillan Ave: Oliver Richard G & Michael P Kelley to Robertson Malcolm S & Karen E Robertson Tr; $1,222,000 2401 Ingleside Ave: Walters Anthony Thomas Trustee to Porter Richard S; $285,000 2600 Cleinview Ave: J Craig Brinkman Tr to Gilbert Jay A & Mary R Gilbert; $376,000 530 Linden St: Salchli Karen M to Johnson Brandi & Alonzo Richardson; $185,000 2042 Baltimore Ave: Mtgw Acquisitions Inc to Royalty Living LLC; $35,000 3406 Wabash Ave: Burnett Group LLC to Lang Sydney Fairchild & Prince Lang; $285,000 9623 Otterbein Rd: Bader Brittany A to Durchholz Matthew John & Ellen; $495,000 Lockland Rd: Neyra Properties Inc to Jrn Development LLC; $50,000 3721 Camden Ave: Meiners Lisa L @ 4 to Hunt & Whitaker LLC; $155,000 1020 Hopedale Ct: Dhimal Khagendra & Devi to Th Property I LLC; $260,000 11446 Flagler Ln: Cummings Jonathon @ 3 to Padoan Ashley M; $190,000 11526 Raphael Pl: Kelly Martel to Knoll Kameka; $216,000 1233 Omniplex Dr: Steak N Shake Inc to 1233 Omniplex Drive Oh LLC; $1,400,000 815 Exmoor Dr: Rc Properties Enterprise LLC to Gautam Santi & Alisha Nepal; $345,000 7 St Edmunds Pl: Manis Howard R & Howard Manis R Jr to Culver Michael S & Heidee C Culver; $749,900 78 Coral Ave: Willis Todd Tr & Julie Flecky Willis Tr to Orwick James W & Nikita Orwick; $456,000 2165 Woodmere Ct: Jpl Properties I LLC to Ras Properties I LLC; $72,500 2818 Country Woods Ln: Herrmann Walter C Tr & Betty J Tr to Hill Steven R & Jane A Hill; $335,000 2964 Werkridge Dr: Doorvest Inc to Rayes Louis & Natalie Singh; $295,800 3001 Country Woods Ln: Scheper Norbert J Tr to Geiler Barbara; $325,000 3132 Timberview Dr: Davis Kyle A & Alexandria L Tanner to Mueller Justin & Justi K Mueller; $360,000 3492 Ridgewood Ave: Orndorff Kristie L to Spaulding Evan C; $245,000 3588 Neiheisel Ave: Davis Evan J to Kalaitzoglou Alex N; $255,000 3627 Powner Rd: Janson John Tr & Susanne Janson to Spader Andrew & Madelynn Owens; $275,000 4167 Quakerhill Dr: Ayagashe Holdings Inc to Amrein Tyler Raymond & Victoria; $235,000 4201 Boomer Rd: Houser Jane B to Anderson David & Sherry Anderson; $310,000 4300 Regency Ridge Ct: Wittich Williama Tr & Deborah M Tr to Serraino Michael & Michelle Serraino; $217,500 5170 Michael Anthony Ln: Vogelpohl Eric A & Kellie C to Roser Allison & Mark; $475,000 5201 Fox Ridge Dr: Morse Paul to Heurich Barbara S; $240,000 5223 Ralph Ave: Daniel Sophia Lourice to Heslop Gabriela; $230,000 5276 Ponce Ln: Malloy Connor & Shelby G to Iredale Abbegail & Joe W Pappas; $185,700 5342 Meadow Walk Ln: Scarlato Judith & David to Ewood Properties LLC; $187,000 5440 Sprucewood Dr: Martin Channa Elizabeth to Soumare Sira; $390,000 5478 Belcross Ct: Fuchs Mary Ann to Niangane Fania; $225,000 5490 Michelles Oak Ct: Louis Christine Alyssa to Cummings Matthew C; $188,900 5571 Silverpoint Dr: Schroeder Paul to Eldred Jacob; $275,550 5576 Edger Dr: Albert Ronald J & Brenda A Albert to Nyati Thandiwe; $250,000 5879 Lawrence Rd: Bay Horse LLC to Sangnidjo Alovode J & Euloge F; $325,000 7426 Bridge Point Pass: Gould Robert S & Carrie L Trs to Bell Benjamin & Brandy Leighann Bell; $600,000 7907 Oakbridge Wy: Jones Andre to Williams Hanna A & William Alexander Gatto; $200,000 32 Brompton Ln: Brown Timothy P to Knight Molly Mary Elizabeth; $168,000 50 Gambier Cr: Tri-rudolf Jessica & Ethan Nafe to Carillo Ingrid Lopez; $212,900 103 Deerview Ct: Bauer Kaitlyn to Moorman Nicholas Scott & Kiana Tran; $220,000 107 Turner Ridge Dr: Clayton Properties Group Inc to Wingerberg Sharon Lee; $272,224 390 Legacy Wy: Sauerland Gabrielle Nicole to Meyer Nathan Christopher & Hannah; $195,000 626 Valley Trails Dr: Schroder Julia K to Stigler Stephen J & Kimberly J Stigler; $390,000 9381 Dry Fork Rd: Hubert Commerce Center LLC to Cincinnati Ish LLC; $472,000 9712 Lily Ct: Norris Robert B & Emily S Dawes to Zala Nikita N & Niraj Zala; $411,000 Whitewater Trails Blvd: The Drees Company to Orr Kent Dylan & Chloe Jae Musick; $429,900 2372 Dana Ave: Henderson Rob & Karen to Bunge Joseph R Jr Tr; $250,000 2444 Madison Rd: Cahill Clare E to Cahill Clare K Tr; $500 2444 Madison Rd: Ford Roy E & Tomiko to Henderson Rob & Karen; $260,000 Hyde Park 2639 Observatory Ave: Hvi Property LLC to 2639 Observatory Ave; $500,000 2836 Erie Ave: Rasmussen Katherine Anne & Jordan David Kovacs to Barton Richard J & Michelle A Barton; $869,000 428 Torrence Ct: Bergeron Henry J to Daniel Island Development LLC; $460,000 Rosslyn Dr: Cincinnati Healthcare Investors LLC to Hyde Property Holdings LLC; $4,625,000 5 Beaufort Hunt Ln: Rozakis James N & Stephanie A to 5 Beaufort Hunt Lane LLC; $2,700,000 5875 Miami Rd: Hinckley Stanley R Iii to Reising Scott L Tr; $975,000 121 Cooper Ave: Real Estate King to Gosselin Christopher Michael &; $180,000 130 Cannonade Dr: Kennedy Matthew J & Tara L Huwel to Newman Brendan M & Emily C Sirmans; $390,000 1404 Sunrise Dr: Secrest Richard L to Stidham Jason & Jennifer Stidham; $240,000 5067 Bristol Ct: Antro Amy to Iniguez Jose; $254,000 855 Mohican Dr: Glasgow Organization II LLC to Crase Jill & Richard Ross; $281,500 6491 Dawson Rd: Traditions Development Group LLC to Traditions Building Group LLC; $287,000 6652 Dawson Rd: Barone-wirth Rose & Brian William Wirth to Hymas Dustin Allen & Madalyne Hymas; $441,500 6855 Esther Ln: Arutunian Gabrielle M & Victor to Fritz Jodie; $330,000 7128 Wallace Ave: Black Forest Group LLC to Atwood Brian M & Marie Atwood; $230,000 7276 Thomas Dr: Jvh Family Holding Company LLC to Haas Shelley & Timothy; $196,683 7619 Loannes Ct: Payne John L Tr to Saunders Robert & Betty; $825,000 7714 Naomi Ave: Robert Lawrence Properties LLC to Young Samantha Katherine; $860,000 7721 Naomi Ave: Jvh Family Holding LLC to Mccoy John Christopher & Courtney E Mccoy; $370,000 4141 Settle St: Long Kathy @ 3 to Long Kathy; $92,320 4503 Homer Ave: Halfhill Garrett A & Samantha Strain to Knisley Nicholas K & Chelsea L Kessler; $366,500 4715 Ward St: Bixler Paul Allen Jr & Elizabeth F Jansen to Hock Jeffrey P & Leilani E Moore; $328,000 5104 Kenwood Rd: 5104 Kenwood LLC to Path Sfr LLC; $240,000 5324 Weltner St: Caw Elaine M & Herman Campbell Tice to Mullenhour Ian Chase & Margaret Kelly; $354,050 5419 Owasco St: Hill Ronald to Greene Sheldon & Maria; $58,000 6224 Desmond St: Greene Nora Lee to 6624 Desmond St LLC; $102,100 6524 Desmond St: Babir Investments LLC to May Austin & Sydney Ray; $198,000 6833 Indian Hill Rd: As Capital LLC to 513 Home Alliance LLC; $565,000 3757 Numerator Dr: Niederhelman David to Martini Greg L; $100,000 4234 St Cloud Wy: Bockenstette Mark & Mary Kay to Grote Susan; $565,000 4325 Overton Ave: Elsen Michael F to Huff Eric Robert & Brooke Alexandra Huff; $255,000 7393 Southpointe Dr: Gibler Nicole M to Rosenacker Frank B & Elizabeth A; $1,265,000 7908 Tall Timbers Dr: Hawk Kimberly A & Gerald W to Jones Richard A; $150,000 8235 Charlies Wy: Legendary Ridge Properties LLC to Mcpherson John E & Diana L; $975,000 8621 Bridgetown Rd: Brock Deerl Gene Iii to Potter Kyle & Kyla Dick; $212,700 Foxpoint Ridge: Tamarack Land Indian Walk LLC to Maronda Homes Of Cincinnati LLC; $109,025 Matties Wy: Legendary Ridge Properties LLC to Thornton Teresa A Tr; $120,000 10430 Twinkle Ln: Rx Capital LLC to Moulds Nathan Howard & Sarah Arlene Moulds; $685,000 10763 Moss Hill Ln: Hampson David L to Choi Boyoung; $600,000 7705 Remington Rd: Farris Jon B to Jafferjee Nasima & Kamal Shemise; $700,000 8633 Hetheridge Ln: Friedrich Brooke W to Gada Mihir & Amita Sanghvi; $1,200,001 9393 Shelly Ln: Shannon David E & James Tucker to 9393 Shelly Lane LLC; $604,503 2510 Proudhon Wy: Jackson Brian E to Marshall Mcentire Hilda J; $290,000 2536 Airy Ct: Jarvis Robin to Harris Eddie; $173,000 2730 Westonridge Dr: Tbyrd Investing And Design LLC to Hollifield Richie A & Melissa K; $272,000 5535 Kirby Ave: Flareau James F & Glenda M to Sellman Cristi E & Reid D Sellman; $250,000 5814 Monfort Hills Ave: Carrillo Alfonso to Evans Eric Darnell & Lakrisha Lanee Lail; $170,000 288 Helen St: Turnkey Cashflow LLC to Koch Christopher & Christian B; $290,000 1472 Rugg St: Peralta Milton Tr & Beverly A Tr to Home Recreations LLC; $85,000 1481 Adams Rd: Detmer Reality LLC to Reedy Matthew S; $383,800 7204 Bernard Ave: Galbraith John W & Angela S to Wilfong Shena & Alfred Berry Jr; $215,000 7341 Werner Ave: Deutsche Bank National Trust Company to Baker Scott; $120,000 7368 Bernard Ave: Halimi Steve to Kosar Karis; $233,150 1017 Omar Pl: Reinhold Mark T & Emily R to Schacht Sydney; $529,900 1149 Inglenook Pl: Schubert Joanne B Tr to Shi Xiaochen & Xikuan Wang; $595,000 1246 Meriweather Ave: Loftspring Nina & Lee Honig to 3603 Developers LLC; $589,500 2848 Lower Grandin Rd: Golan Julie J Tr to Watson Andrew L & Madeline M Watson; $1,040,000 2922 Utopia Pl: Stephens Russell & Cecilia Boldrini to Breden Hannah; $485,000 2046 Claudia Ct: Clc Homes LLC to Cromwell Dawson & Julien Battista; $210,000 6018 Wayside Ct: Marshall Matthew E to Turner Katlynn & Tanner; $235,000 6263 Glade Ave: Myers Lynn @ 3 to Penkalski Christopher L & Marnie L Penkalski; $83,300 6598 Rainbow Ln: Fern Hill Holdings LLC to Reese Rianna & Luke Martin; $215,000 7224 English Dr: Clark Kelly A to Storck Robert L; $235,000 3800 Reading Rd: Mccall Tonya Lorraine to White Keneice; $399,900 3896 Reading Rd: Foye Louisa to Hill Harris Tina; $65,000 183 St Annes Dr: Mcilvain Beth Ann & Douglas James to Louis Frederick Douglas & Kathleen Louis; $585,000 1703 De Armand Ave: Brennan Doris J to Studenka Anthony J; $78,000 8336 Bobolink Dr: Palmisano Anthony K to Mbaye Khadim R & Hawa Hane; $189,900 1309 Boyd St: Arnett Karen to Evans Michael; $140,000 1642 Philomena Ave: Monnig Katherine Marie & Jennifer Reiss to Reiss Jennifer; $15,000 1644 Philomena Ave: Monnig Katherine Marie & Jennifer Reiss to Reiss Jennifer; $15,000 4001 Hamilton Ave: 4001 Hamilton LLC to Cincinnati Northside Community; $190,000 4258 Langland St: Terra Firma Holdings LLC to Celsor Mark & Erin Ragsdale; $435,000 2145 Quatman Ave: Lafontaine Beverly J to Kassem Real Estate And Investments LLC; $82,000 2423 Jefferson Ave: Riegert Marilyn to Deters Caitlin L; $306,000 4639 Carter Ave: Rincon Aldo Barocio to Machado Jose Guzman; $130,000 5600 Warren Ave: Huey Phillip C & Lisa B to Duncanson Duke & Lisa A Duncanson; $150,000 3067 Markbreit Ave: Amdg Enterprises LLC to Arlinghaus Ted R & Janet M; $191,000 3069 Markbreit Ave: Amdg Enterprises LLC to Arlinghaus Ted R & Janet M; $191,000 3905 Brotherton Rd: Cincinnati Healthcare Investors LLC to Hyde Property Holdings LLC; $4,625,000 4058 Paxton Ave: Lopreato Maria & Tina Lopreato to Lopreato Tina; $60,000 4112 Paxton Ave: 4112 Paxton Ave to Russell Collin & Kristen Stavenik; $840,000 Three Oaks Ln: Three Oaks Single Family LLC to Bregenzer Nicholas & Tracy; $190,000 1420 Main St: Bohman4f LLC to Maddox Mary Emma; $300,000 1519 Vine St: Joseph House Inc to Reid Flats LLC; $1,400,000 1522 Republic St: Joseph House Inc to Reid Flats LLC; $1,400,000 1524 Republic St: Joseph House Inc to Reid Flats LLC; $1,400,000 1528 Republic St: Joseph House Inc to Reid Flats LLC; $1,400,000 1530 Republic St: Joseph House Inc to Reid Flats LLC; $1,400,000 Elm St: Eisen Management LLC to Miller Derek T; $735,000 5824 Woodmont Ave: Kluener Kevin to Brazina John Seth & Nicolette Olivia Downey; $350,000 6118 Woodmont Ave: Seibert Max to Holcombe Sarah & Wylliam Wagoner; $352,000 1131 Thurnridge Dr: Freel Diane Tr to Smith Marie Leist & Michael Paul Smith; $232,800 1306 Bonnell Ave: Fitzpatrick Barbara A & Deanna L Dodson to Huber Charles & Stefanie; $300,000 2144 Julie Te: Morgan Hunter M to Von Lehmden Caleb J; $300,000 222 Pearl St: Hilton Becky to We Said Yes to The Mess LLC; $52,000 1617 Pelham Pl: Mobley Freddie to Rx Capital LLC; $150,000 1623 Northwood Dr: Smith Valerie @ 4 to Moore Jeffrey A; $129,900 1812 Sunnybrook Dr: Jones Daniel Lloyd & Sue Ellen to Walker Sharon Elaine; $90,000 7200 Parkdale Ave: Nrea Vb Iii LLC to Iacobucci Nick Z; $145,000 7755 Newbedford Ave: Johnson Lena to Burnett Group LLC; $110,000 6226 Hillside Ave: Little Naida R to Palazzolo Nico Sebastian & Cassandra Alyse Palazzo; $215,000 Daniels Walk: Ritter Farm Development Co to Spark Investments LLC; $126,000 12172 Village Woods Dr: Oyenuga Cynthia Tr to Ward Caitlin Jeanne & Eric James Ward; $513,300 4111 Cornell Rd: Carman Donald L & Deborah L to Lawless Rebecca J; $275,100 3922 Elm Ave: Rich Frances Elizabeth to Rich Robert L & Michelle F; $230,000 6718 Belkenton Ave: Ponder Caitlyn & Dexter to Jacobsen Grace & Benjamin Levy; $255,000 6738 Hampton Dr: Tullis Scott & Cheryl to Khullar Sidhant & Meredith Duncan; $270,000 3714 Tappan Ave: Cruz Brandon to Now Homebuyer LLC; $57,000 3714 Tappan Ave: Now Homebuyer LLC to Nek Rentals LLC; $85,000 3716 Tappan Ave: Cruz Brandon to Now Homebuyer LLC; $57,000 3716 Tappan Ave: Now Homebuyer LLC to Nek Rentals LLC; $85,000 2011 Hillenbrand Ave: Gabriel Sandra J to Mibsar Properties Ltd; $9,200 2505 Hillenbrand Ave: Gabriel Sandra J to Mibsar Properties Ltd; $9,200 681 Hillgrove Ct: Heng Chhavoin & Sithol Chum to Tum Arnoldo Lux; $257,000 10016 Lakeside Dr: Trotman Harrie A & Loren G to Williams David Steven & Marcella Sue Williams; $239,900 10025 Hamilton Ave: Dinberu Inc to Blue Bird City Store LLC; $675,000 1053 Hearthstone Dr: Rembado Prudence M to Hardy Kelli Renee; $265,000 11956 Cedarcreek Dr: Hyden Meghan Donnellon Tr to Delancey Sean & Madison Delancey; $310,000 12024 Mill Rd: Reese Deloris S & Anna T Burrage Trustees to Bullock Desiree; $272,000 1766 Fallbrook Ln: Gazmer Ruben & Alina to Johnson Joy & Eric Johnson; $310,000 2125 Lincoln Ave: Wilson Broderick to Newman Catherine II; $140,000 2177 Pinney Ln: Schultz Norbert to Ksr Real Estate LLC; $57,500 2225 Woodacre Dr: Martin Trina to Jafiss Investments LLC; $280,000 293 Bonham Rd: Perrino Michae Joseph & Sarah to Haley Elijah R & Audrey G Haley; $260,000 781 Crowden Dr: Harrison Valencia Finesse to Williams Terry A & Charles E Williams Sr; $230,000 8741 Monsanto Dr: Conrex Residential Property Group 2016 Trs LLC to Franklin Garrison E; $188,000 9339 Bridgecreek Dr: Murrell Angela M to Thaxton Lee; $235,000 972 Thunderbird Dr: Coakley Barbara to Powell & Powell Capital Investments LLC; $142,500 4915 Sullivan Ave: Wilkens Dolores A to Ziegler Aaron M; $227,000 11767 Thayer Ln: Becker Janson R & Lynne to Shipp Timothy & Kathleen Shipp; $795,000 3933 Limerick Ave: Carson Anita Sue to Vollette Corinne Schuler & Geoffrey David Vollette; $299,900 4365 Grinnell Dr: Grafe Pamlia Connell to Davenport Owen & Christine Durelle Davenport; $455,555 7741 Fields Ertel Rd: Bottom Line Land LLC to Sas Rental Homes LLC; $120,000 8500 Wexford Ave: Abrams Emily J to Justice Nickolai & Jane; $260,000 8526 Myrtlewood Ave: Inabnitt Joyce to Dressler Stefanie; $350,000 8685 Wicklow Ave: Opendoor Property Trust I to Bowen Kathy & Michael Bowen; $240,000 8853 Montgomery Rd: Stonebraker Barbara J Tr & David M Tr to Siripurapu Srinivas & Subhalakshm Hari; $749,000 8961 Applewood Dr: 8961 Applewood LLC to Knapp Mandy & Phil Knapp; $205,000 10392 Humphrey Rd: Mcguirk Patrick S & Kathleen L Bauer to Ranochak Shelly; $350,000 9091 Link Rd: Nguyen Quy Van & Chi Ngoc Pham to Shaun Wael Realty LLC; $200,000 Glendale Milford Rd: Howell Michael A & Sue A to Backscheider Andrew; $350,000 2121 Alpine Pl: Iris Diamond to Chester Victoria; $619,000 1091 Kenner St: Heidelberg Distributing Re LLC to Cincinnati Museum Center; $15,000,000 1110 Kenner St: Heidelberg Distributing Re LLC to Cincinnati Museum Center; $15,000,000 1215 Central Ave: Lazares Gus J to Mango Ryan R & Luia Berhe; $325,000 1518 Dalton Ave: Heidelberg Distributing Re LLC to Cincinnati Museum Center; $15,000,000 Dalton St: Heidelberg Distributing Re LLC to Cincinnati Museum Center; $15,000,000 1044 Beech Ave: Y K Property LLC to Valley Ten LLC; $150,000 1138 Wendover Ct: Baker Nathan A to Burnam Lynnise Shanelle; $200,000 1243 Rutledge Ave: Kaco Development LLC to Meatchem Yoshua; $205,000 1757 Iliff Ave: Young Jeffrey A & Brian K Wogenstahl to Young Jeffrey A; $71,500 3981 Fawnhill Ln: Ramirez Morales Neftali Marco Tulio & Edilma Karolina Gonzalez Morales to Dominguez Nico; $175,000 810 Pedretti Ave: Cutler Mary Lou to Burnett Group LLC; $110,000 2536 Queen City Ave: D00tz 606 LLC to Minoleah Rental Property LLC; $60,000 2603 Fenton Ave: Gokcen And Associates LLC to Smith Latosha L; $185,000 2607 Ocosta Ave: Nrea Vb Ii LLC to Hammitt Zachary Wayne; $165,000 2614 Mustang Dr: Nrea Vb Iii LLC to Zager Nathan; $172,000 2837 Ruberg Ave: Alpha 9 Enterprises Inc to Emmett Patrick J; $75,000 2839 Ruberg Ave: Alpha 9 Enterprises Inc to Emmett Patrick J; $75,000 3042 Percy Ave: West Side Holdings Ii LLC to Wilde Catherine S; $255,000 3089 Glenmore Ave: Jackson Leasing LLC to Messner Levi & Nicole; $315,000 3121 Daytona Ave: Mccarthy Kayla M & Stephen John to Valentine William Andrew & Caitlin Jordan Carey; $295,000 3236 Vittmer Ave: Dlr Real Estate LLC to Thiam Elhadji; $215,000 3265 Epworth Ave: Hamilton Donald M to Habtyes Ketema M & Meba M Indrias; $110,000 3475 Stathem Ave: Reed Dustin to Lake Logan; $230,000 3679 Allview Cr: Nrea Vb Iv LLC to Th Property Owner I LLC; $139,500 11044 Lawrenceburg Rd: 11044 Lawrenceburg LLC to 2nd Station Property LLC; $325,000 315 Marion Rd: Avm Investments Inc to Gerdes Mitchell C; $57,000 151 Vermont Ave: Flem Timothy M & Sarah Fairweather-flem to Stachowski Kye & Linda Rager; $535,000 NORTHERN KENTUCKYInformation provided by Christine Charlson 1312 Parkridge Drive: Jeni and Abdullah Bahrani to Christopher Milles; $464,000 23 Terrace Drive: Robert Ross to Quinn James; $245,000 29 Terrace Drive: Angela and Brian Cox to Elaine Cox and Jacob Bailey; $225,000 7250 Rimrock Lane: Norma and Keen Carter to George Kavalauskas; $342,000 Timber Creek Drive: The Drees Company to Anne and Daniel Hanck; $607,000 7909 Caledonia Court: Ashley and Michael Muzza to Tiffany and Anthony Little; $450,000 9712 Sweetwater Lane: Parshwa and Archana Patel and Keta and Darpan Chokshi to Stephanie Marino; $295,000 112 Ward Ave.: Lauren Altman to Smart Modern Homes 467 Ward Ave.: Amy Combs and Steven Milligan to Layne Rumpke and Eric Warning; $317,000 2440 Hickory Glen Lane: Linda and Vola Erp to Kevin Janson; $250,000 2982 Babbling Brook Way: Kimberly and Scott Miller to Ginna Kikangala and Max Ngandu; $284,000 3630 Bullittsville Road: Shannon Kertal to Rhonda Sefton and Charles Rudd; $365,000 unit 118-E: Frances Mauro to Neal Farmer; $227,000 6316 Satinwood Drive: Sarah and Ronald Bray to Alexander Grieco; $315,000 503 Ivy Ridge Drive: Mary McCarty to Sherri and Robert Kottenbrook; $172,500 Low Gap Road: Karen and Mark Muelhlenkamp to Hannah and James Key; $300,000 1001-1003 Russell St.: Judi Godsey and Charles Wheatley to Molly Booth and Tyler Bernier; $650,000 10484 Oakboro Drive: The Drees Company to Frances Reategui and Sheldon Bloomfield; $321,500 unit G: Brennan McCarty to Robert Lung; $183,000 1920 Mount Vernon Drive: Samantha and Kevin Morrison to Emily and Christopher Artner; $490,000 38th St.: Wei Yuan to Anna and Dillon Marsh; $227,000 2107 Maryland Ave.: Erin Simpson to Allison Sparks; $165,000 28th St.: Greta Walker and John Hoffman to Angel and Kenneth Riley; $144,000 unit 12-101: Gerald Clark to Lilly Bradley and Justin Rolf; $272,000 2279 Rolling Hills Drive: Kevin Barnett to Stephanie Eytchison and Darian Eytchison; $190,000 2439 Warren St.: Matthew Edwards to Trinity Garrett; $115,000 LLC to Elizabeth and Scott Urlage; $259,000 LLC to Patricia and Dennis Perkins; $286,000 LLC to Anita and Brian Karwowski; $326,500 311 Bellevue St.: Kendal Steinhauser to Kobe Bittlinger; $112,000 Covington 3324 Latonia Ave.: Shana and Joseph Haegele to Jenna Ahlbrand; $203,000 3884 Circollo Drive: Fischer Single Family Homes IV 6359 Taylor Mill Road: Sandy and Nelson Collins to Amber and Austin Maddox; $55,000 2448 Lillywood Way: Fischer Single Family Homes IV 728 Bromley Crescent Springs Road: Sheila and Roger Young to Wischer Holdings 11 Skyview Terrace: Kristen and Charles Helm-Schneider to Kelsey French and Zachary Wolfe; $227,000 1126 4th Ave.: Carol and Terry Burke to Turtleback Investments 909 6th Ave.: Eugene Ashcraft to Nathan Steinmetz; $120,000 3642 Mitten Drive: Jimmy Baumgardner to Savannah Sweeney and Colby Schmidt; $225,000 477 Ripple Creek Drive: Megan Carroll to Midwest Properties of Cincinnati 3472 Ridgewood Drive: Jacquelyn and John Deis to Makayla and Brandon Ross; $240,000 3538 Jacqueline Drive: Mary Sutton to Jason Saylor Jr.; $220,000 3841 Gregory Lane: Linda Krivisky to Charles Kelow; $412,000 3887 Deer Trail Drive: Nationstar Mortgage LLC to Ashley and Charlie Quinlan; $189,000 523 Perimeter Drive: Tayler Ruth to Tucan Tank Properties 716 Southwick Place: Diana Neverovich and Raymond Neverovich to Tara and Mark Harris; $500,000 909 Waterway Lane: Kristen Weiss and Michael Fuechner to Teresa Taylor; $265,000 10 Lynn St.: Joseph Jameson to Maria Ulloa; $238,000 11 Patricia St.: Byron Damon to Now Homebuyer unit 103: Teri and Tim Rowe to Paula Smith; $185,000 157 Saddlebrook Lane: Kevin Janson to Gladis Munoz; $167,500 unit 32-202: Margie Huber to Judith Rainwater; $255,000 3917 Hunters Green Drive: Melvin Cargill to Toni and James Powell; $205,000 6127 Doubletree Lane: Susan and James Green to Tricia and Scott Hawkins; $655,000 643 Elyse Way: US Bank National Association to Potenza Investment Group 7162 Cascade Drive: Janet Brinkman and Stephen Brinkman to Constance and Willard Kirby; $320,000 unit 9-1: Equity Trust Company Custodian fbo Carol Drummey IRA to Grant Byxbe; $227,000 7815 Stockton Way: Sheila and Ryan Speaks to Penny Barton and Brandon Hardymon; $309,000 8511 Pheasant Drive: Alicia and Michael York to Allison and Gregory Vincent; $251,500 Florence 8627 Ellingworth Way: Teresa and Gary Kraft to Katherine Stephens; $220,000 8845 Valley Circle Drive: Sweta Subhadarshani and Anurag Chahal to Karina German and Uriel Hernandez; $300,000 9264 Tranquility Drive: Christine and Michael Boehmer to Carolyn and William Pruyne; $610,000 146 Williamsburg Lane: Laura and Jon Hemmer to Constance Acosta and Ernesto Acosta; $1,250,000 21 Villagrande Boulevard: Robert Crotty to Ashley and Charlie Quinlan; $700,000 2107 Memorial Parkway: Ingrid Kreilling to Nikkata and Jacob Sherrer; $290,000 26 Katsie Court: The Drees Company to Sheetal Kakar and Bharat Kakar; $1,111,500 37 Rob Roy Ave.: Elizabeth and Robert Lucas to Elaina Gronovius; $495,000 1721 Valley Drive: Ralph Jump to Justin Quiroz; $40,000 1904 Tanners Cover Road: Wendy and Allen Daniels to Ashleigh Connor; $425,000 2147 Penny Lane: Fischer Single Family Homes IV LLC to Ashaben and Dineshkumar Patel; $402,000 2241 Elias Boone Court: Fischer Single Family Homes IV 2592 Timberside Drive: The Drees Company to Bridgette and Sean McGowan; $315,000 4913 Holtz Drive: Helen Enzweiler to Lori and Ronald Rosel; $370,000 10159 Desmond Court: The Drees Company to Jessica and Garry Zink Jr.; $481,500 LLC to Jhunnacer Trinidad and Ryan Walter; $259,000 11366 Wilson Road: Melissa and Aaron Thomas to Tucan Tank Properties 11381 Staffordsburg Road: Abby Bramlett to Tabatha Goins; $250,000 12891 Martin Road: Peggy Howard to Amber and Jerome Jones; $200,000 16 Woodtop Court: James Law to Mary and Samuel Owens; $232,500 4345 Beechgrove Drive: Amy Hutson to Irina Rodriguez and Alain Fajardo; $138,000 4766 Buttonwood Drive: Karnail Singh to Ashley McKnight and Keagen Clark; $230,000 6267 Clearchase Crossing: Holly and George Beck to Andrew Merrill; $415,000 67 Colony South Drive: Randy Warning to Jessica and Isaac Woughter; $349,500 427 Hazen St.: John Harmon to John Fuller and Randy Woods; $180,000 3214 Rector Road: Nicole and Ricky Combs to Mckenzie and Austin Pelcha; $275,000 3992 Conley Road: Cara and Christopher Whalen to Jesse Jensen; $385,000 1035 Washington Ave.: Kelley and Ryan Arey to Scott Burke; $385,000 17 Woodlawn Terrace: Daphne Hayden to Jacob Hibberd; $305,000 33 15th St.: Laura and Stephan Volz to Adam Wolf; $400,000 346 Linden Ave.: Damon Stevens to Maxwell Black; $192,500 unit 1305: Carol and Kenneth Ayers to Craig Osterhues; $425,000 523 Frederick Lane: Laraine and James Kilgore III to Susan and Michael Redmond; $65,000 1096 Cecelia Ave.: Janet Groger to Janice Shepherd; $240,000 623 Saint Joseph Lane: The Estate of Daniel Wachs to Kadie Wachs; $171,000 unit 5: Traci and Alan Brown to Jlie and Ian Speirs; $155,000 unit 8A: Cheryl and Michael Lentz to Lydia Stimec and Michael Burwinkel; $166,000 1020 Belmont Park Drive: Heather and Patrick Stolper to Sabina Byers and Richard Walsh; $495,000 10221 Hamlet Court: Virginia and Michael Wright to Joseph Fell; $466,500 10626 Pegasus Court: Karla Stone to Nicole and Joseph Tewes; $785,000 10746 US 42: Selena and Mark Molique to Kimberly and Anthony Rollins; $250,000 10830 Muirfield Court: Amamda Race and Shawn Neace to Summer Estridge; $295,000 1218 Edinburgh Lane: Jennifer and Todd Kinster to Mia and Mitchell McKee; $300,000 15000 Stable Watch Drive: Meghan and Brandyn Cloyd to Hetal and Saral Chauhan; $535,000 1516 Brumfield Court: The Drees Company to Tamala and Brian Higgins; $590,000 1840 Willow Brook Court: Rebecca and Jonhcy Mays II to Bethany and Christopher Copley; $285,000 4219 Rosslare Lane: Fischer Single Family Homes IV LLC to Sayaka and Christopher Schultz; $354,000 609 Winstar Court: Fischer Single Family Homes IV 713 Gunther Court: Fischer Single Family Homes IV unit 249-B: The Drees Company to Janet Brinkman and Stephen Brinkman; $282,500 14344 Walton-Verona Road: Sarah and Robert Rice to Gayle and Timothy Bischel; $730,000 2786 Shellbark Circle: Fischer Single Family Homes IV 2863 Shadbark Lane: The Drees Company to Ashley and Michael Muzza; $724,500 741 Dry Creek Court: Judith and James Dusing to Lauren Margolen and Matthew Calme; $433,500 LLC to Deborah and Randy Lanigan; $350,000 11004 Pelphrey Lane: Craig Clines to Claire and Robert Overberg; $325,000 11033 Pinebrook Place: The Drees Company to Salim Badarpura; $500,000 12034 Don St.: Caroline Noonan to Savannah and Brandon Montano; $284,000 1247 Brookstone Drive: Annalise and Chad Calo to Melissa Bradley; $350,000 LLC to Lauren Wahlbrink and John Wilson; $235,000 51 Boone Lake Drive: Kayla McNabb and Austin Fugate to Dana and David Haan; $160,000 827 Walton Terrace Drive: Fischer Single Family Homes IV 430 Lakeview Drive: Darlene Barnes to Kelly and Davie Mastin; $160,000 unit 2: Connie Coots and Betty Smith to Lorelei Garrison; $230,000 — While a WCPO photographer filmed across the street from the Beechwood school campus a man in a black Camaro accelerated out of the school's parking lot and sped down the road The incident was an example of what multiple parents living along Beechwood Road told us they worried about as kids walk to and from school daily Beechwood Independent Schools said around 500 kids cross the street daily "I'd say the most negative part about it is there's a lot of traffic and it moves very quickly," Nolan Strall said Strall said he walks his daughter to school each school day and would soon be bringing a son to elementary classes He'd like to see something done about cars speeding as the roughly dozen bright or flashing signs around the crosswalk haven't seemed to slow traffic "Especially after school hours when the kids are out playing it does get a little nerve-racking because they fly down here so fast," he said There's been an effort at the district to install a raised crosswalk across Beechwood Road but a law on the town's books has stymied the efforts Fort Mitchell's existing ordinance spans 10 sections of the books can only continue if it satisfies a series of traffic studies and can only be approved after a mail-in notification and vote of those living along the street said the "red tape" in the law has prevented the city from acting "The ordinance has never been used in its history so we're cleaning things up in it and cutting back on the red tape," King said council members considered a new ordinance that would streamline a member of the public's ability to petition council for a speed hump and give the mayor or council the ability to propose their own traffic calming measures The bulk of it is to eliminate some of that red tape It would also make it easier for the city to remove speed humps that prove burdensome If the ordinance passes a second reading of council in August Fort Mitchell could move forward with speed hump construction on Beechmont Rd The school district sent WCPO a statement about the potential for additional traffic calming on the road: A district official said they hoped to have the hump installed by the end of August A leading trade magazine for the pizza industry has given a local pizzeria its top honor Owners Eric and Amy Redfield opened the wood-fired pizza joint inside a converted service station in 2017 Eric Redfield told Pizza Today that he and Amy opened Camporosso after they both retired from the corporate world help and give back" to Fort Mitchell and fill a void for "a community-oriented upscale casual pizzeria – a place where people can gather to celebrate life events or just get away and relax – a place we would like to hang out at," he said Camporosso was also recognized for its efforts to give back to the Fort Mitchell community the benefits it offers its employees and the Redfields' decision to give 100% of their profits to employees during the COVID-19 pandemic "We distributed about $60,000 to our employees over that period between what we gave and then It was really amazing to see," Eric Redfield said Camporosso, 2475 Dixie Highway, Fort Mitchell; 859-331-0155, camporosso.com.