Ohio (WKRC) - Forest Hills School officials have accepted the resignation of a Turpin High School employee in the wake of an investigation into inappropriate comments The investigation began in April Officials say the incident involved communication with a former student The results of the district's investigation have been forwarded to law enforcement as well as the Ohio Department of Education Ohio — Big safety improvements are coming to a busy intersection in Anderson Township There's often traffic backups at the corner of Clough pike and Newtown Road "The project actually enables us to address a number of factors We have typically five to eight accidents a year at this area,” said Steve Sievers assistant township administrator for operations it's no secret that the intersection is dangerous "There's a lot of traffic on Clough," said Anderson Township resident Jan Deckler A lot of those backups are right next to Turpin High School "Because traffic can't turn left onto Bartels it has to turn left onto Newtown to work its way around It also adds to confusion as well,” Sievers said One of the upcoming improvements includes a new eastbound left turn lane added at the intersection of Clough Pike and Newtown Road. Another concern on Clough Pike: pedestrian safety “We have heard for decades from residents in the community about the need for more accessibility,” Sievers said and it would be great to walk there but I’m not inclined to walk where there's no sidewalks," Deckler said “The other part of this project is completing the sidewalk network on Clough that would connect the Turpin Hills area into the Clough business district," Sievers said where residents can see the plans and ask questions "I know it’s going to be a burden in the short term but in the long term it's gonna be a great project,” Deckler said Reese Charest signs the paperwork to study and run cross-country and track at Black Hills State University Thursday Katie Turpin signs the paperwork to study and run cross-country and track at Black Hills State University Thursday after signing to study and run cross-country and track at Black Hills State University Thursday Isaac VanDyke and Maggie Turpin after signing to study and run cross-country and track at Black Hills State University Thursday smiles with his parents and sister after signing to study and run cross-country and track at Black Hills State University Thursday smiles with her parents and sister before signing to study and run cross-country and track at Black Hills State University Thursday Reese Charest and Katie Turpin signed with Black Hills State University Thursday Both will run track and cross-country at the school after graduating from Sheridan High in the spring SHERIDAN — When Katie Turpin was a young underclassmen her racing uniform and avoided wearing it any time early in the week her upperclassmen teammates nicknamed her “Little Ducky.” Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content View more offers! Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Get the latest local headlines delivered to your inbox every afternoon Find out what's happening with the latest events in our community Receive occasional local offers from our website and its advertisers summary of the weather details and news of any severe weather We'll send breaking news and news alerts to you as they happen Receive our newspaper electronically with the e-Edition email Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account OHIO — As schools celebrate the last day of school before summer break and prepare for graduation one Forest Hills School District principal is creating a new senior tradition focused on making the school better Andy Jados is in his first year as principal at Turpin High School and he asked every senior this school year to sit down with him for an exit interview It's something employers often do when someone is leaving a job “We want to really focus on making that school experience better for all students," Jados said Questions included what the students' plans are for after graduation and what class they wish was offered at Turpin High School "One of the questions is who is you — what staff member made the most positive impact on you What did these staff members do that really affected our students in a positive way clump them together and share that with our staff," Jados said JD McManus is one of the seniors who took part in the exit interviews He's been a student in the district since elementary school and said he found a sense of belonging through theater So when Jados asked how he would improve Turpin during the interview his answer had that sense of belonging front and center “I think just like a problem with any high school is getting more students involved," he said This was one of the last exit interviews of the year for Jados so he's heard it all — from cafeteria food suggestions to ways to improve parking “There definitely have been a few similar to JD’s about how to get more students involved," he said “I know we’re well over two thirds of our students are involved in at least some sport but we want to make sure that we’re reaching all students.” RELATED | Turpin, Anderson High School students walk out of class after school board cancels diversity day “We are going to put a group together with teachers and students to look at the student involvement piece," Jados said He said they'll be compiling the answers from all of the exit interview questions and sharing it will staff too all in he hopes that when the students get to the end of their time at Turpin Walker, a 1999 Indian Hill graduate who was inducted into the Braves' Athletic Hall of Fame last month has been named the new head football coach at Turpin High School More:Report: Former Bengals QB Jon Kitna to become the new head football coach at Lakota East More:'I love this high school.' Liz Slattery, Bryan Walker join Indian Hill Hall of Fame Walker heads to the Eastern Cincinnati Conference after a successful five-year run as the head football coach at Bethlehem High School in Bardstown Walker led the Eagles to a 37-20 overall record four consecutive winning seasons and a trip to the KHSAA Class 1A Final Four in 2021 Walker replaces Kent McCullough, who stepped down in January after six seasons with the Spartans and was recently named the defensive coordinator at Mason Turpin finished 1-9 last season Walker has had assistant coaching stops at Centre College where he was the team's offensive coordinator and passing game coordinator He played at Centre College and graduated with single-game records for receiving yards (189) and touchdowns (3) Walker is expected to be approved at Turpin's next board meeting on March 15 at Mercer Elementary School On March 11 the Forest Hills School District sent out an email announcing the “sudden death” of 17-year-old Jacob Suter the district announced the sudden death of 15-year-old Ben Kimble Bill Suter said the final farewell to his son and delivered his eulogy "I never expected to need to prepare a eulogy for my son," he said. "But this experience has reminded us that life is precious and changes in moments But please know that we are at peace with his decision." a lieutenant with the Cincinnati Police Department was away at an FBI National Academy for training when news of his son's death came was at a soccer game with their other children "We're in a pretty decent place right now," Suter said she said we need to focus on our other kids the Forest Hills School District has made counselors available to students and staff Superintendent Scot Prebles encouraged parents to "talk with your child to ensure that they have extra attention Therapy Pets paid the school a visit on March 15 A public Facebook post by Jane Spencer Pirman said more than 1,000 students stopped by the gym to visit with the pets shared his obituary online and spoke of the heartbreak for her family seriously stop and smell the roses tomorrow isn't promised," she wrote on a public Facebook post A powerful and heartbreaking Facebook post appeared March 19 from Ben Kimble's father “The last 24 hours has been the most trying of my life my family has had the good fortune of friends and the local Turpin HS community to support us through this difficult time,” Kimble's post begins Kimble wrote about his son's many accomplishments a state qualified wrestler by eighth grade (after just two seasons) His Nagel Middle School 200m relay team set a long-standing school record “He had dreams of playing in college and assured his mom and I that he would take care of us later in life with his NFL career earnings nor was he about his achievements in the gym.” The father also spoke of his son’s “big heart.” “He bonded with kids with special needs and he didn’t tolerate bullies,” Kimble wrote I was proud that he stood for many of the righteous traits we all aspire to Ben also struggled with anxiety and depression,” Kimble shared in his post “He fought to hide these things and squirrel them away like so many other things (he was a pack rat)." The post continues and talks about the challenges of the weeks ahead “I’m not certain how to properly grieve and I’m sure you are at a loss of words to share with me I’ll make it through because of and for my family,” he wrote Kimble concluded his post by encouraging people to take time to speak with their children and their children’s friends and other young people Suicide is a leading cause of death for children and everyone needs to know they are loved we are all imperfect people,” he wrote According to the Stanford Children's Health website, suicide is the third leading cause of death in 15- to 24-year-olds. According to the National Institute of Mental Health reliable scientific research has found the following: If you know someone in crisis, you can call toll-free the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255) Services for Ben Kimble are at Horizon Community Church in Newtown Funeral arrangements for Kimble are by T.P the Kimble family has set up the Ben Kimble Memorial Fund You can make donations at any Fifth Third Bank location Suter's family requested that memorials be made to: More: Teens who care: Combating suicide, mental health issues in Cincinnati area schools More: Nonprofit emphasizing mental wellness, suicide prevention expands reach More: Gabriel Taye's legacy: Five ways Greater Cincinnati now is fighting youth suicide Senior Night began Friday for the Walnut Hills High School basketball team with family introductions and a photograph by the student section It ended with the Eagles cutting down the nets Though they had already clinched the Eastern Cincinnati Conference, Walnut Hills lost their unblemished league record because somebody forgot to tell Turpin to avoid the spotlight More: Southwest Ohio high school boys tournament preview: Elder, Woodward, Taft, CCPA top seeds Coach Josh Slonim's Spartans spoiled the celebration with hustle defense and a flurry of 3-pointers that put the game out of reach at halftime Turpin was up 30 and Walnut Hills coach Ricardo Hill had all but benched his starting lineup The fourth quarter was spent watching the clock drain as Turpin won convincingly by 21 points "They played with a lot of energy and a lot of focus and we didn't," Hill said That's the team we've been building to all year long We've been up and hard but we've had that in us Brady Hardewig did what Brady Hardewig is capable of and when he plays like that Hardewig had 20 points in addition to 8 rebounds and 5 steals on the night He's a 6-foot-1 junior who was ECC first team as a sophomore and has combined this season with Covington Catholic transfer Colin McHale to provide the Spartans with more than 30 points per game 11 boards and a team-high 5 assists.  They also managed to hold highly-recruited Walnut Hills 6-foot-9 inch sophomore Tyler McKinley to 7 points and just a field goal along with a pair of rebounds McKinley had 22 points and 11 rebounds in a Walnut Hills' 53-50 victory Jan Turpin is now 18-4 with their only losses coming to Walnut Hills, Winton Woods, Moeller and Anderson. A loss to La Salle in December was reversed to a forfeit due to an ineligible player.  They played all of the Greater Catholic League–South with the exception of St they defeated Division I Southwest District top seed Elder for the second time in as many years "We're going to win a sectional," Hardewig said We can score 70 a game and we can lock you down to 40." McHale had his own share of daggers on the night and seniors Deven Marathe Jack Selfridge were also locked in on the night Junior Clark Helgason added effective bump-and-run coverage utilizing his Spartan football skills.  "The rivalries run pretty deep over here," McHale said comparing Ohio and Kentucky basketball getting a big win like this is going to be big for us We're going to make a great run in the tournament." Motivation for Walnut's EaglesAs for Walnut Hills Hill believes the strain of winning 20 straight games and the energy spent around Senior Night took its toll on his Eagles Most coaches don't care for the term "good loss" but Hill admits there could be some ammunition in watching the tape of this one "Sometimes you need something like this to go into the tournament and just refocus yourself," he said "This will definitely get our guys' attention We'll go back to the drawing board and we'll be ready." McKinley has now been held below double-digits in back-to-back games Max Poynter and junior Javion Bostic were all below their season averages with the Eagles scoring a little more than half of their team average (68) Hill is not discouraged going into their opening tournament game Friday with Talawanda "I feel really good about this team and about our chances," Hill said Maroon vs. purple, part II?Though a No. 9 seed, Turpin entered the bracket of No. 1-seed Elder, setting up a possible rematch. First things first: they'll have to defeat the Mason/Edgewood winner Monday, Feb. 21, to get to a game with Elder (who would have to beat Oak Hills) on Friday "The city is so deep and talented," Slonim said They didn't have their point guard (Sean Keller) when we played them I'm not for a second thinking they're going to look the same when we play them a second time if we get there it's about us and focusing on how we can get better at things and build off what we did vs. Walnut Hills That was the best defensive game we've played all year by a mile." Forest Hills School District Superintendent Larry Hook announced Andy Jados will be the next Turpin High School principal Friday Hook will recommend Jados to the school board for approval next week Jados will replace David Spencer, who served as Turpin's principal for eight years. Spencer announced he was leaving the district in May for a job with Loveland City Schools FHSD news: 'This behavior is unacceptable and is not tolerated.' Turpin staff member resigns Jados will be a wonderful addition to Turpin High School and the Forest Hills School District," Hook wrote in a Friday morning note to district staff and families "His focus on making student-centered decisions and building positive relationships will reinforce the continually high educational standards that we value and enjoy in FHSD." Jados is coming to Turpin from Big Walnut High School in Sunbury where he's been principal for the past eight years He has more than two decades of administrative experience and also worked as a social studies teacher at the middle and high school levels According to a 2015 article from The Delaware Gazette Jados also served as principal at Franklin Heights High School in Columbus and assistant principal in Westerville where he was named the state's Assistant Principal of the Year by the secondary principals' association He was a dean in Pickerington and taught high school social studies in Hilliard Hook said the district went through a rigorous interview process involving staff administrators and family and community feedback "Thank you to everyone who was involved in this important decision for your continued support of students and education," Hook wrote Community members can meet Jados at an open house event Thursday from 3 to 6 p.m 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 Hamilton County Auditor Brigid Kelly 146 First St: Revels Shanae to Usa Property Dispo LLC; 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$425,000 Windsong Ct: Schneller Gwynedd A to Korczyaski Nicholas J & Amanda C; $779,000 4324 Watterson St: Luo Hayley to Lochte Rebekah; $312,000 5115 Camargo Rd: Walker Edna to Yavi Equity LLC; $85,000 5721 Bramble Ave: Allen Mitchell C to Holte Dane & Gillian L Hsieh; $215,000 6601 Britton Ave: Dinh Thuan Kim & Trung Tran to L Faugno Properties LLC; $162,500 6710 Ledge St: Db3 Investments Llp to Larkins Ventures LLC; $110,000 8340 Omaha Dr: Pucke Timothy Tr to Fischesser Zachary & Jodi; $450,000 Barnbougle Dr: Fischer Single Family Homes Iv LLC to Lahue Pamela S & Dale; $467,640 14047 Bobwhite Ct: Demania Arthur D & Lenarda M to Woodson Sally Evans & John Worth; $650,000 7609 Carriage Ln: Sanker Pamela E to Schriner Joel E; $590,000 1117 Carney St: Redington Andrew N & Mary to Barlow Abby Oneill; $1,500,000 2426 North Bend Rd: Scheffler Horst E to Reinhorst 2426 LLC; $114,000 1620 Mansfield St: Stricker Joshua & Lizett Trujillo to Wagner Jade E & Grant A; $305,000 2016 Burnet Ave: Duval Development LLC to Johnson Shavon & Racheal Wilkinson; 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$190,000 1616 Powers St: Bare Andrew J to Barnes Joshua E; $265,000 4042 Colerain Ave: Blue Bird Usa LLC to Calloway Michele; $100,000 4162 Lakeman St: Pohlar Chris to Underwood Kelsey & Emma; $275,000 2115 Quatman Ave: Helton Cynthia to Tye Montana; $210,000 2125 Hudson Ave: Adena Xu Properties LLC to Boswell Cali A; $258,000 2227 Cathedral Ave: Mairn Jill S to Boyer Lucas M & Kathryn M; $340,000 2410 Shanmoor Ave: Bodhizafa Properties LLC to Stanley Nicholas I & Macy L; $350,000 2582 Irving Pl: Deluca Ralph J to Monahan Brian & Margaret C Hogan; $316,500 3742 Regent Ave: Fite Kayla & Niki Luken to Luken Niki; $111,250 3911 Spencer Ave: Dawson Luke Michael & Rita to Yoest Michael J & Jordan Engelke; $400,000 4015 Madison Ave: Ventura Peter & Miranda to Brunner Peter Joseph & Mary Katherine; $420,000 4038 Huston Ave: Wissel Hannah Elizabeth to Baimsfather Valerie E Tr; $245,000 4914 Marion Ave: Richard Thomas Howard & Dominique M Navin to Odonell Alan & Sarah Firnschild; $350,000 5016 Forest Ave: Avm Investments Inc to Gerdes Mitchell C; $29,000 5024 Forest Ave: Roche Andre to Forged Homes LLC; $120,000 5120 Globe Ave: Gordo Raymond to Lopez Laura Valenciano; $160,000 5125 Warren Ave: Meza Norma Tinoco & Carlos Alredo Guzman Sarceno to Gonzalez Arriaga Rigoberto &; $65,000 2772 Markbreit Ave: Storer Kirk A to Skinner Matthew T & Sarah; $415,000 34th Ave: Three Oaks Single Family LLC to Wp Foundry Park LLC; $170,000 4169 Sherel Ln: Strickland Abigail to Cheyne Dana; $420,000 14 Fourteenth St: Birtha Clintdell & Beth to Dolphin Real Estate Investments LLC; $255,000 315 Klotter Ave: Schlenker Kathryn Anne to Gibson Mia; $335,500 4674 Mcneil Ave: Clark Adam to Adkins Grace C; $185,000 2555 Ridgeland Pl: Sparks Jennifer L to Ridgeland Place LLC; $321,000 1231 Thurnridge Dr: Staat Christopher G & Jennifer L to Bvhv Sfr 2022 I LLC; $103,000 1739 Keith Dr: Overbeck Jerry T & Terry L to Seeger Benjamin Jacob; $154,000 1539 Northwood Dr: Quarra Properties Ltd to Cincinnati Housing Invertors Viii Co LLC; $262,500 1810 Seymour Ave: Old Bear & Son Ltd to Ampler Development LLC; $400,000 7248 Eastlawn Dr: Richardson Jaelin M to Mathews Tracy C & Robert E Mathews; $180,000 6601 Gracely Dr: Spille James J to Mazzaro Investments LLC; $90,000 3504 Beekley Woods Dr: Angelich Nicholas to Lovitt Virgil Glen III & Megan; $420,000 3807 Beavercreek Cr: Owens Shelly K @3 to Arnett Aric M; $194,900 3909 Cornell Rd: Saylor Eula Tr to Hilton Michael R & Jennifer C; $170,000 3922 Kemper Rd: Long Nathanael to Scioto Properties Sp 16 LLC; $307,000 3975 Malaer Dr: Adkins Amy & Bryan to Adkins Mitchell; $150,000 4014 Malaer Dr: Hagler Peggy R to Kirby Ronald R & Sheryl L; $170,000 5935 Sovereign Dr: Moore William James Jr Tr to Busick Christina A; $330,000 6609 Elwynne Dr: Kinley Barbara to Johnson Jenny S; $269,000 1774 Queen City Ave: Schultz Jean E & Lisa A Hurst to Hausmith LLC; $39,519 616 Smiley Ave: Bilkhu Sunjeet to Schulman William; $105,000 690 Smiley Ave: Harlow Joseph to Woodward Samuel J & Mariah A; $210,000 706 Yorkhaven Rd: Murtaugh Thomas M Jr & Marguerite to Leduc Elisabeth H; $312,500 740 Kemper Rd: Fath Jerry L to Leach Shirley J Tr; $150,000 1133 Hearthstone Dr: Cajacob Daniel E Tr to Robbins Benjamin & Bridget E Meyer; $435,000 1355 Woodland Ave: Jones Marilyn A M Tr to Shell Anera Tr; $50,000 1412 Forester Dr: Keller Lisa Ann to Johnson Tiffany & Rachel Elizabeth King; $283,000 1911 Safari Dr: Poppe Jenny @ 5 to Durante Michael @ 4; $27,000 481 Deanview Dr: Lopez Claudia & Daniele Cangemi to Triantafillou Melissa & Nick; $400,000 626 Compton Rd: Mitchell James K & Kathleen A to Howard Samuel D; $285,000 7441 Pinebrook Ct: Weaver Kevin to Turner Treigg T; $294,900 810 Finney Tl: Schmidt Roger A & Priscilla M to Schmidt Roger A; $500 8773 Constance Ln: Colmar Richard W Tr to Scott Susan Catherine & James Colmar; $163,000 9661 Helmsley Wy: Leichman Mary L to Cincy 2023 LLC; $102,900 9709 Streambrook Dr: Staley Lana J Tr to A S Capital LLC; $202,500 130 Baker Ave: Smith Katelyn Teresa to Shores Monica; $15,000 440 Bank Ave: Michaud Mario to Helphinstine Jacob; $170,000 4904 Chalet Dr: Tamper Proof Realty LLC to Manickam Dhanaiakshmy; $63,000 554 Rose Hill Ave: Lopez Claudia & Daniele Cangemi to Ciafardini Andrea M; $295,000 4123 Estermarie Dr: Hc Renovation Inc to Carman Brandon; $127,170 4565 Buxton Ave: Riggs Chris M to West Matthew; $250,000 7361 Kemper Rd: Atul Chandoke LLC to Hohnhorst Properties LLC; $145,000 7647 Keller Rd: Colley Lauren M & Jerry C to Velarde Andres & Nicole Portal; $675,000 8209 Pinecove Ct: Ashbrook Joseph & Rebecca to Lewis Patrick Brian; $495,000 8464 Wexford Ave: Sheff Shirley L to Hill Julie P; $305,000 10001 Plantation Pointe Dr: Wedel Georg & Tera to Rooney Abbey & Timothy; $663,000 9278 Shallow Creek Dr: Herman Anthony & Mary to Venters Douglas Eric & Anne Mccarthy; $600,000 9869 Mistymorn Ln: Holum David J & Jill Nicole Holum to Lingenfelter Nicholas Peter; $1,125,000 2341 Kenton St: Guiducci Alexandra Stephan & Denise to Curk Gretchen; $82,000 2621 Ashland Ave: Israel Yakhin B to Magnolia Circle LLC; $325,000 1915 Colerain Ave: Papazian Marine to Papazyan Helen; $146,000 1018 Regina Ave: Kahny Steve G to Kfj Realty Group LLC; $88,599 1031 Woodbriar Ln: Ti Kc Bravo LLC to Stewart Thomas R; $150,000 1036 Morado Dr: Bennie Marvin A to Oaks Property Group LLC; $105,000 1036 Morado Dr: Oaks Property Group LLC to Briskman Real Estate LLC; $125,000 1286 Quebec Rd: Jade Building LLC to Chavez Jacob A; $160,000 1849 First Ave: Gerdes James R to Linville Leslie N; $86,850 611 Trenton Ave: Trenton Ave LLC to Mayers Markqueze Dayzwan; $185,000 2356 Harrison Ave: Suer Michael to Gamble Maigan; $15,000 2915 Ravogli Ave: Opendoor Property Trust to Ziegler Jocelyn M; $240,000 3208 Epworth Ave: Ogletree Kenneth D & Terri L to Stevens Sarah & Kristopher; $265,000 3210 Stanhope Ave: Ayagashe Holdings Inc to Parian Jacob Robert; $187,000 3533 Daytona Ave: Spears Regina D to Molleran Max & Brooke Kennedy; $200,000 3912 Boudinot Ave: Baker Robin L to Briskman Real Estate; $90,000 10900 Bond Rd: Lebanon Citizens National Bank Tr to Mitchell Corey A; $415,000 136 Joliet Ave: Next Journey Home Offers LLC to Rp3 Funding LLC; $157,500 136 Joliet Ave: Thompson Craig to Next Journey Home Offers LLC; $135,000 681 Springer Ave: Banks Tashara & Cheikh Mohamed Cheikh Ahmed to Thompson Joseph L & Christina R; $150,000 Wyoming142 Grove Ave: Savaglio Melanie to Fox Robin Annette; $215,000 148 Burns Ave: Kadish Melissa M & Scott P to Merola Estelle &; $1,320,000 409 Pendery Ave: Ssnrc LLC to Kabakoff Sarah; $220,000 57 Charlotte Ave: Aguilera Claudine to Osterman Edmund J; $260,000 61 Evergreen Cr: Betres Michele Tr to Stewart Cynthia Elaine & Louis David Silberman; $300,000 Information provided by Christine Charlson 22 Maplewood Court: The Estate of Jake Olen Thornton to Rebecca and James Mirick; $155,000 13 Observatory Ave.: Kelley Maher and Elizabeth Brickling to Therese Breitenstein; $315,000 517 Berry Ave.: Beate and Tom Boberg to JMR Property 1756 Deer Run Drive: Roberta and Jameson Roemer to Judy and Gary Davis; $205,000 unit 21-301: Robin Clark to Carolyn and Dennis Shibley; $262,500 5 Frances Drive: Lisa and Robert Lairson to Kole Zenni; $312,500 5178 Skyline Drive: Lauren and Donald Glenn to Brittany Bucher-Case and Travis Burgin; $290,000 613 Ivy Ridge Drive: Adam Manning to Alexander Bitter; $193,000 10362 Limerick Circle: Gail Rice and Michael Johnson to Janet and Anthony Barth; $365,000 unit B: Elizabeth and Craig Gossman to Jeanette Murray; $201,000 LLC to Jeremy Baume and Jahmir Daniels; $89,000 31st St.: Diana and Thomas McGill to Sean Collins; $190,000 1511 Madison Ave.: Tara and Zachary Tucker to Riverbend Property Solutions 1911 Garrard St.: Monica Furnish to Homes By Davis unit 10-103: Emily Lange to Gannon Huff; $188,000 8th St.: Tamara Brooks to Julie and Mike Reynolds; $470,000 2656 Ridgecrest Lane: Brittany Due to Taylor Bickers and Cameron McLain; $214,000 3153 Clifford Ave.: Terri Miller to Melody Augell; $159,500 3201 Marble Ave.: Houston Burger to Autumn and David Peterson; $245,500 3841 Circolo Drive: Fischer Single Family Homes IV LLC to Lyndsey Noland and Benjamin Dolan; $473,000 3870 Barolo Place: Fischer Attached Homes III LLC to Neida and Norberto Torres; $241,500 3913 Gilbert Ave.: Amanda Trenkamp to Yenny and Thuan Pham; $100,000 4114 Decoursey Ave.: Jessica Burke to Stanton Homes 5873 Taylor Mill Road: John Gerwe to Jeffrey Moore; $110,000 12th St.: Rebecca Eubanks to James Ferguson; $52,000 unit 201: Martha Martin to Paula Heiidrich; $200,000 LLC to Patricia Albaugh and Patrick Albaugh; $262,000 868 Cliffrose Court: Fischer Single Family Homes IV LLC to Theresa and Bashar Jaafari; $505,000 2850 Campus Drive: Brittany and George Berry IV to Rachel and Tobias Nathe; $350,000 2936 Campus Drive: Claire Calo to Donald Schuler; $202,000 569 Centre Vew Boulevard: Mary and Steve Siereveld 540 Bracht Piner Road: Carol and Mark Thomson to Daniel Davis; $800,000 unit 1: Carol and Louis Boccia to Jeanne Bloemer; $257,000 3118 Lawrence Drive: Stephanie and Paul Jackson to Skylar and Bradley Sherwood; $445,000 431 Buckner St.: Ashley Abrams and Garlin Abrams to Alisa Mardis; $145,000 9 Park Ave.: Carol Ott to Christian Collins; $125,000 3423 Bottomwood Drive: Pamela and Morris Sumner Jr 9 Creekstone Circle: Micha and Nicholas Plymesser to Kathryn and Brian Ard; $235,000 unit 103: Joyce and Fred Cavner to Brandon Lawson and Jerry Lawson III; $167,000 302 Honeysuckle Terrace: Caliber Home Loans 8819 Woodridge Drive: Melanie and Calvin Roberts to Julia Whalen and Garrett Gootee; $330,000 unit D: Kathleen Holley and Marion Nielson to Gwenette and Phillip Due; $307,000 Fort Thomas1 Villagrande Boulevard: Hyunjin and Wesley Nakajima to Stephanie Pinkstaff and Andrew Zuehlke; $620,000 Fort Thomas Ave.: Katherine and Timothy Tepe to Cross Town KY 26 Marian Drive: Carol and Timothy Gessner to Kaitlyn and Ryan Thomas; $400,000 533 Fincastle Lane: Anne and Alan Flood to Connie Murphy; $301,000 2103 Penny Lane: Fischer Single Family Homes IV 2924 Northcross Drive: The Drees Company to Stephanie and Thomas Corbin; $820,500 unit 10: Stacye and James Mendell to William Lemberg; $174,000 527 Fawn Run Drive: Patricia Gold to Mary Poland 84 Linet Ave.: Robin and Lawrence Heitzman to Squires Real Estate Group 10653 Anna Lane: Bailey Bundy and Tyler Bundy to Hannah Federmann and Robert Minnich; $339,000 1340 Meadowcrest Circle: Fischer Single Family Homes IV 1489 Rising Ridge Drive: The Drees Company to Jennifer Andeson and Adam Bouman; $519,500 5364 Cody Road: Karen and Steven Eminhizer to Patricia and Darren Shultz; $535,000 619 Independence Station Road: Patricia and Darren Shultz to Maria Serey and Claudio Toro; $520,000 6349 Markham Court: Samantha Schnehain to Kayla Bradfield and Eric Elkus; $357,000 801 Berlander Drive: Kylie and Eli Unker to Jennifer Reeves; $305,000 846 Ridgepoint Drive: Christina and Kirby Harris to Second Eight Properties 2539 Kearney Court: Helen McGinn and Patrick McGinn to OHP-Ft 2662 Van Deren Drive: Julia and Joshua Kelly to Jennifer and James Wassler; $202,000 3344 Visaila Road: James Woltermann to Jack Cason; $750,000 1180 Waterworks Road: Elaine Grever to Darrell Hirth; $162,500 Crescent Ave.: Amanda Bock to Kirsten Dowdy andn Matthew Coon; $267,000 LLC to Lillian King and Brad Brocker; $140,000 832 Linden Ave.: Amanda Albrecht to Calin and Jeff Heidelberg; $371,000 930 Boone St.: Connie Jett to Appelman Propeties 1111 Mount Allen Road: Jowinna Roberts to Isabel Justo and Matthew Reardon; $250,000 3860 Battery Lane: Fischer Single Family Homes IV 909 Fairbanks Lane: Fischer Single Family Homes IV 10770 Saint Leger Circle: Burks & Wells Development Company 10836 Doral Court: Daniel Hudson to The Kenneth and Elizabeth Pitman Revocable Trust Agreement; $250,000 1098 Samuel Court: Lisa Massie and Stephe Starkey to James Endicott; $420,000 11016 Gato del Sol: Dorota Szmerda and Simon Lo Vasco to Lori and Martin Grem; $515,000 14009 Antley Court: Elizabeth and Andrew Kessans to Glenda and William Brewer; $495,000 2677 Hathaway Road: Sara and John Rogers to Chastity and Kyle Rohan; $920,000 LLC to Melanie and Calvin Roberts; $463,500 4688 Donegal Ave.: Fischer Single Family Homes IV LLC to Patricia Frisch and Roger Frisch; $435,500 5037 Loch Drive: Paul Ferbrache and Trent Reifert to Hannah Barbosa and Kurlan Barbosa; $467,500 7604 O'Toole St.: Fischer Single Family Homes IV 2015 River Ridge Court: Connie Murphy to Kellan Coffey and Kevin Mosko; $535,000 1005 Stephenson Mill Road: Judy and Jean Robin to Micha and Nicholas Plymesser; $550,000 1168 Gemstone Pointe Drive: Danielle McNamee and Luke Kloeker to Johnny Clark III; $250,000 14 Central Ave.: AnnieMac Private Equity Cash 2 Keys 173 Haley Lane: Marlene and Brian Schuler to Neal Carnam; $280,000 360 Chardonnay Valley: Maronda Homes of Cincinnnati 407 Champagne Lane: The Drees Company to Christine and William Moon; $397,000 6 Guardian Drive: Tina and Orest Melnyk to Laura and Joseph Grimme; $475,000 728 Morven Park Drive: Lori and Daniel Pattermann to Dorothy and Robert Rehmet; $325,000 unit 103: Ana Rodriguez and Mahammad Alquaissia to Noah Yeager; $181,000 Check out the boys and girls high school basketball schedule in Cincinnati Northern Kentucky and Indiana for the week of Jan Cincinnati Country Day at Miami Valley Christian DePaul Cristo Rey at Cincinnati College Prep Bernard-Elmwood Place at Cincinnati Christian Cincinnati Christian at Cincinnati Country Day Southwest Ohio high school girls basketball schedule North College Hill at Miami Valley Christian Cincinnati Country Day at Clermont Northeastern Northern Kentucky/Indiana high school boys basketball schedule Northern Kentucky/Indiana high school girls basketball schedule Newport Central Catholic at Bishop Brossart We also have a local database page with restaurant inspections Information provided by the Hamilton County Auditor 51 Main St: Addyston Sports Complex LLC to 51 East Main Street LLC; $300,000 3210 Lamarque Dr: Downtown Maintanance Care Solutions LLC to Radel Mark & Carol; $462,500 7481 Sagamore Dr: Wells Ben F Jr to Droppelman Christian W & Alexa C Droppelman; $510,000 7861 Gwenwyn Dr: Gates James E to Real Estate King Incopporated; $260,000 1003 Maycliffe Pl: Simms Micah S to Callihan Korie; $295,000 2800 Crittwoods Ct: Clark Dennis J & Kathleen H to Luttrell James Stephen & Melanie Nicole; $660,000 2920 Sarnia Ct: Smyth R Michael & Margaret D to O Connell John Curan & Kara O Connell; $650,000 3129 Eight Mile Rd: Chick Jon Blair & Elaine R Tr to Mills III Clark & Sydney Price; $174,900 6103 Turpin Hills Dr: Ebtehaj Pouya & Marjan M Tajrishi to Vansluys III Jankees & Abigail Lynn Scott; $480,000 6228 Autumnleaf Ln: Pauly Charles Dade Iii & Paige to Wilkerson Megan; $391,000 7147 Bluecrest Dr: Fanning Francis X to Plantino Properties Of Ohio LLC; $225,000 7165 Paddison Rd: Young Denver R & Katelyn C Tr to Tortorich Samuel & Olivia Tortorich; $295,000 7168 Glenvalley Dr: Mi Homes Of Cincinnati LLC to Skipper Justin & Mina Jafari; $556,000 7792 Shadywoods Ct: Snyder Angela to Boyd Sean & Laura Boyd; $440,000 8271 Little Harbor Dr: Bohenek Wayne S to Cast Daniel James & Ashley Elizabeth Cast; $613,000 830 Woodlyn Dr: Combi John V to Alemayehu Tarikua @ 3; $220,000 8484 Clough Pk: Dorman Aidan J & Rebecca E Ziegler to Molony Meredith P & David A Hopewell; $346,000 Avondale26 Glenwood Ave: Cousett Khalil Willie to Marai Property Inc; $27,000 3549 Lossing St: Dias Micaela Tomas to Schroeder Jacob Adam & Natalie Vanessa Kayichian; $113,500 3835 Vine St: Stivender Tamon D to Kussman Allison & Ryan Kussman; $245,000 518 Forest Ave: Dailey Terrell to Cincinnati Management Group LLC; $167,400 550 Hale Ave: Habitat For Humanity Of Greater Cincinnati to Adhikari Santosh; $135,000 567 Stewart Pl: Rehab Holdings 1 LLC to Gaines Properties LLC; $272,000 843 Rockdale Ave: Atap Investment Properties LLC to Cook Sean P & Christina Cook; $351,000 10158 Zig Zag Rd: Gibby Noah to Stechschulte James & Kelsey Stechschulte; $725,000 10350 Ryans Wy: Marletta Maria Victoria De La & Agustin Roberto Caceres to Hool Steven M & Stephanie Ma; $1,349,000 11069 Corine Ave: Volz Todd & Kristen K Volz to Batchu Padmavathi; $450,000 11183 Jardin Pl: Hackett Daniel R & Katheleen G to Wang Chunhong; $352,465 4330 Villa Dr: Galley Shawn to Jiang Yanjin; $163,000 4556 Ellman Ave: Williams Michael E & James E to Williams James E & Debra K Williams; $33,900 4901 Prospect Ave: Bryant Mina Jean to Silverman Rachel A; $335,000 9788 Cooper Woods Ct: Jain Vir Singh Tr to Jacobsen Kristi J & Ole H Jacobsen Iv; $585,000 1148 Elm Park Dr: Oakes Jake Michael to Limaye Apurva & Shishir D Raut; $300,000 1534 Elizabeth Pl: Roustai Sheena to Dwel & Co Ltd; $220,000 1546 Elizabeth Pl: Bernard Kevin K & Jill to Pennington Ghordan Taylor & Andrei Spencer; $340,000 1847 Dalewood Pl: Davis Gail D Staples to Home Recreations LLC; $95,000 5435 Newfield Ave: Green Michael V Tr & Sheryl D Mason Tr to Opendoor Property Trust I; $178,300 104 Ninth St: Conrad Marlena M & Daniel to Anliker Mark Edward; $285,000 353 Fourth St: Bogdanov Vladimir & Jeremiah Joseph to Ghiloni Dustin; $380,000 5756 Sanctuary Pl: Osterfeld Construction Inc to Osterfeld Andrew; $250,000 3215 Wardall Ave: Right Time Investment Properties LLC to Nek Homes LLC; $125,000 3518 Hilda Ave: Obrien Thomas H & Amanda M to Cassidy Tammy & Chad; $204,000 3600 Westwood Northern Bv: Kroeger John to Bradley Elonda; $79,000 3632 Puhlman Ave: Lazos Daniel Galindo & Veronica Agyayo to Aguayo Lourdes Estela & Pablo Taras Holocwan; $45,500 3730 Darwin Ave: Cisler Justin M to Davis Hunter Dale; $175,000 4027 Smith Rd: Hadley Daniel Edwin to Martin James T & Sharon D Martin; $163,000 431 Westgate Dr: Fritz Nicholas A & Ashley E to Smiith Laurence Anthony & Emily R Smith; $239,000 3438 Middleton Ave: Mada Holdings LLC to Realspaces Property For Rent Ltd; $290,000 36 Juergens Ave: Twin Lion Properties LLC to Jackson Nicola L; $261,000 544 Ludlow Ave: Mohan Manohar to Kehl Jeanette & Floyd L Kehl; $495,000 590 Ludlow Ave: Ludlow Manor Apartments LLC to Gaunt Philip J; $1,207,000 2156 Clifton Ave: Gebhart Janis B & Michael Brian to Martynov Paul; $230,000 2323 Muriel Ct: Lefke Mark E to Borgman Chelsea Lynn & Justin Taylor West; $252,000 2530 Luna Ave: Yin Rongwei & Xiaoyan Wang to Wang Xiangning; $263,000 10065 Pippin Rd: Mckenna Lavada @ 5 to Sow Hadja; $200,000 10175 Pippin Meadows Dr: Mercier Kimberly Marcum to Rodriguez Kelvin Manuel De Thomas &; $270,000 10844 Penarth Dr: Gazaway Dawn L to Comas Yunior Jose Abreu & Adonai; $217,000 12136 Westerly Dr: Girdler Jordan & Kathryn Deitsch to Green Alvin & Cassandra Harris; $215,100 2549 Pippin Ct: Vannoy Seth W & Brittanie N Vannoy to Ivenso Kate; $300,000 2551 Lincoln Ave: Nrea Vb Vi LLC to Vb Eleven LLC; $10,723,000 2573 Royal Glen Dr: Qp-fk Properties LLC to Shelley Tyler & Rebecca; $233,000 2607 Chopin Dr: Freedom Mortgage Corporation to Simmons Steve Odell; $329,900 2610 Niagara St: Nrea Vb Vi LLC to Vb Eleven LLC; $10,723,000 2611 Keyesport Ln: Kidd Kristin D to Kidd David J & Eleanor A Tarnowieckyi; $205,000 2624 Wilson Ave: Nrea Vb Vi LLC to Vb Eleven LLC; $10,723,000 2719 Barthas Pl: Santos Properties LLC to Chavez Mirian; $210,000 2796 Cornwall Dr: J Noble Real Estate LLC to Roblero Properties LLC; $77,500 3070 Libra Ln: Ragel Cindy Lee @ 3 to Murray William Daniel & Kathryn Isabella Goyette; $200,000 3321 Niagara St: Kaanapali Renovations LLC to Nek Rentals LLC; $109,900 3321 Niagara St: Valle Martha J to Kaanapali Renovations LLC; $99,000 3581 Lapland Dr: Sacred Homes LLC to Heisel Donyetta Marie; $238,500 3747 Sagebrush Ln: Rai Omkar to Jaiswal Tarun & Anna Marie Jaiswal; $290,001 4570 Hanley Rd: Bloom Judith A to Haubert Matthew A & Catherine M Cosker; $575,000 6401 Duet Ln: Secured Title Realty Services LLC to Pml Investment Real Estate LLC; $62,000 6515 Thompson Rd: Clippard Julie A & Jennifer D Caunin Co Trustees to Streicher Justin & Maria Streicher; $780,000 6601 July Ct: Dhungel Narayan & Padam Lal to Th Property Owner I LLC; $210,000 6716 Schuster Ct: Avid Real Estate Solutions Today LLC to Wb Investment LLC; $93,000 7230 Memory Ln: Howard Joyce A to Kannapali Renovations LLC; $136,000 7230 Memory Ln: Kannapali Renovations LLC to Aproject LLC; $157,000 7239 Rolling Oaks Ct: Banta Neil R Tr to Jarvis Robin; $322,000 7520 Gaines Rd: Beckman Daniel T & Melissa R to Marx Elizabeth & Logan Marx; $299,999 8102 Fawnlake Ct: Nieporte Dean R & Connie S to Dunn Brandi Jean & Ryan Mulroney; $443,000 8270 Daleview Rd: Cope Douglas & Elizabeth to Roettker Brian & Laurie P; $805,000 8429 Haskell Dr: Cosgrove Kristie Kay to Bay Horse LLC; $75,000 8619 Colerain Ave: 8635 Colerain LLC to Win Partners LLC; $350,000 8656 Orchardhill Ct: Terrell Kathryn Trustee to Terrell Kathryn Tr; $50,000 9642 Crosley Farm Dr: Jordan Joseph T to Morrell Zaak; $155,000 9768 Loralinda Dr: Knueven Jason M to Harris Michael & Stevi Harris; $125,000 Fay Ln: Frazier Homes LLC to American Heritage Construction And Development LLC; $25,000 College Hill1074 Addice Wy: Quarra Properties Ltd to Behanan Keonna M; $207,500 1309 Groesbeck Rd: Vb Two LLC to 1309 Groesbeck LLC; $129,900 1735 Laurelwood Cr: Neal Charles & Lauren Flowers-neal to Kramer Samantha & Xavier Anthony French; $339,000 884 Venetian Te: Bridges Joelle & Lyla to Drake Megan & Jesse Crabtree; $295,000 4105 Edith Ave: Cornuelle Kathryn E to Saldana Tania; $260,000 6842 Roe St: Cooper Eddie L to Heller Sophia M; $270,000 3315 Jefferson Ave: Beard Bobby R Tr & Sheryl E Tr to Wolschlag Jeff & Lisa; $146,100 10845 State Route 128: Kroeger Paul A Tr & Janet C Tr to Gloh Holdings LLC; $700,000 8612 Mt Hope Rd: Brown Douglas B Tr to Peake Justin M & Amanda Vosler; $22,500 8620 Mt Hope Rd: Brown Douglas B Tr to Peake Justin M & Amanda Vosler; $515,000 264 Deephaven Dr: Emmett Patrick J to Jodeh Ahmad & Ibraheem Jodeh; $295,000 451 Woodlands Ridge Dr: Heilmann Edith to Jackson Linda S; $335,000 494 Lobob Ct: Towd Point Mortgage Trust 2017 1 U S Bank National Association Tr to Levi Chris; $116,000 5180 Old Oak Tl: Hilvert Jacob M to Arf Properties LLC; $60,000 5226 Roslyn Ave: Avid Real Estate Solutions Today LLC to Msg Remoldeling LLC; $130,000 528 Palmerston Dr: Lenhoff Robert W to Wyatt Sydney M; $240,000 5379 Romance Ln: Haungs Keith P & Sandra A to Malay Jacob; $190,000 548 Palmerston Dr: Top Notch Investments LLC to Bruce Glenn George & Nancy Jean Bruce; $260,000 586 Greenwell Ave: Ward Adolphus to Ape Properties LLC; $40,000 674 Fox Trails Way: Lexie's Place LLC to Butler Lynn M Tr; $325,000 891 Sundance Dr: Catania Steven A & Maureen L to Herman Mark T & Christina L Caruso; $430,000 1434 Riverside Dr: Bryant James R Tr to Bohenek Wayne; $799,000 2604 Ring Pl: Schaulis Brock Anthony to Gsh Investments LLC; $165,000 2608 Ring Pl: Schaulis Brock Anthony to Gsh Investments LLC; $165,000 2712 Price Ave: Jds Holdings Ix LLC to Dawaher Talat J; $85,640 428 Purcell Ave: Griffith Josephine D to Cheatham Jevon; $109,250 561 Considine Ave: Jds Holdings Ix LLC to Dawaher Talat J; $133,650 717 Purcell Ave: Jds Holdings Ix LLC to Talat J Dawaher; $85,000 2200 Victory Pw: Fan Hong Howard & Mary W L Djung-fan to Grandview LLC; $420,000 Hackberry St: Rosati Nicholas A to Silbernagel Nancy; $344,000 305 Oak St: Archangel Saint Uriel Eritrean Orthodox Tewahdo Church to Vbci Cincy Sanctuary; $80,000 6413 Vine St: Avid Real Estate Solutions Today LLC to Pm Real Estate Holdings LLC; $110,000 1549 Ruth Ave: Estv1 LLC to Fast Cody & Madison Hollar; $365,000 1747 Holloway Ave: J Noble Real Estate LLC to Ggsd LLC; $185,000 1988 Kinney Ave: Amy's Cleaning Plus LLC to Milford Capital Partners LLC; $121,130 2015 Fairfax Ave: Cp Legacy Holdings Inc to Dubois Ashleigh G; $240,000 2138 Madison Rd: Penciu Anthony & Mandy Radulea to Kokenge Chelsy A; $250,000 2235 Crane Ave: Stallworth Sherman Lee to As Capital LLC; $125,500 3310 Fairfield Ave: Ebem Ugochukwu to Hill James & Jahsed Hill; $6,680 3322 Spokane Ave: Marino Real Estate LLC to Zaenger Jeffrey A & Katherine G Zaenger; $369,000 3347 Bonaparte Ave: Flatsphere Consultancy Service LLC to Mmsd Oh LLC; $263,000 10478 Sharondale Rd: Schaerges Robert Tr to Burroughs Matthew Donald; $315,000 3907 Watterson Rd: Opelt Kylie J to Vonbargen Christopher; $333,300 5764 Oriole Ct: Wood Michael D & Melissa J to Ryan Michael & Sarah Ryan; $280,000 5923 Murray Ave: Cutshall Laura C to Jaap Timothy M; $315,000 11373 Lincolnshire Dr: Conrex Ml Portfolio 2019 01 Operating Company LLC to Jones Kimberly; $230,000 11571 Gallahad Ct: Prime Capital Group LLC to 11571 Gallahad LLC; $164,000 11675 Hanover Rd: King Karen L Trustee to Alonzo Eric A & Anabel Hernandez Mendoza; $204,500 11719 Elkwood Dr: Nrea Vb Vi LLC to Vb Eleven LLC; $10,723,000 12164 Hitchcock Dr: Zachary Jonelle to Phan Binh Thi; $200,000 1065 Morse Ave: Mulcahey Jeff H to Rouse Georgia & William G Rouse; $375,000 1156 Troy Ave: Augenstein Richard T & Carma E to Gilman Thomas & Peyton Jones; $217,500 30 Fountain Ave: Moye Marcia M & Warren G to Thomas Steven M & Rachel L Thomas; $185,000 6223 Mayflower Ave: Spaulding James A to Th Property Owner I LLC; $147,000 3064 Brookview Dr: Miller Jarrod E to Dy Grace Evangeline; $185,000 3093 Brookview Dr: Kolar Lisa to Mcvey Grace E; $200,000 3131 Werkridge Dr: Goldfuss Gary W & Kristine M to Stout Jr Stephen; $370,000 3261 Deborah Ln: Ochs Edward D @3 to Tonnis Paul J & Peggy A; $205,000 3314 Emerald Walk: Atwood Heidi Ellen Tr to Overshiner Cynthia A; $265,000 3349 Kuliga Park Dr: Herrmann William F to Herrmann Elisha M & Michael A Herrmann; $525,000 3408 North Bend Rd: Johannes Brooke Lynn & Leonard Norman Johannes to James Aimee M; $144,000 3668 Edgebrook Dr: Desmarais Michael to Meyer Christopher Fabian Andrew; $210,000 3724 Ridgewood Ave: Kramer Barbara A to Le Khang Hoang Nguyen & Vu N Le; $235,000 3744 Hubble Rd: Buhrlage Kerri L to Ryder Sarah & Kaitlyn Ryder; $412,900 3896 Weirman Ave: Diehl Michael J to Eagleye Property Holdings LLC; $105,000 4034 Drew Ave: Hoelmer David to Griffith Garrett & Caleigh; $235,500 4234 Victorian Green Dr: Asher Stephanie F to Finck Andrew; $190,000 4350 Regency Ridge Ct: Yockey Barbara Ann to Pinsenschaum Erin Lee; $226,000 4699 Fardale Dr: Meloy Lisa A @ 3 to Meloy Lisa A & Michael D Folz; $20,000 5221 North Bend Crossing: Ferkenhoff Gloria Tr to Zartman Marsha A; $205,000 5337 Meadow Estates Dr: Maraan Benjamin M to Woods Beverly & Charles Woods; $315,000 5475 Woodhaven Dr: Clinkenbeard Benjamin M & Pamela A to Waldeck Benjamin & Kaitlyn Clinkenbeard; $220,000 5618 Karen Ave: Luebbering Robert C Jr Tr to Schuler Philip Lynn; $194,900 5946 Calmhaven Dr: Platt Charlene to Haffey Steven D & Cynthia J Haffey; $199,900 6148 Connie Ln: Ritter Lawrence E & Diane M to Rinear Brandon; $280,000 6320 Harrison Ave: Elkins Karen Burton & Joann Wilhoit to Hummel Properties Ltd; $560,000 6419 Louese Ln: Wiegele Michael M to Transohio Companies Inc; $210,300 6421 Bridgetown Rd: Prater Karen M to Heitkamp Mark & Kathy Heitkamp; $275,000 6750 Summit Lake Dr: Ryan Dennis M to May Jeffrey & Teresa May; $355,000 19 Damon Rd: Winston Management Group LLC to Ava Renovation LLC; $174,000 1166 Trailhead Pl: The Drees Company to Fischer Single Family Homes Iv LLC; $321,750 1230 Trailhead Pl: The Drees Company to Fischer Single Family Homes Iv LLC; $321,750 1236 Trailhead Pl: The Drees Company to Fischer Single Family Homes Iv LLC; $321,750 1258 Cavanaugh Ln: Pierce Sherry A to Jones Deanna L; $336,000 382 Legacy Wy: Fay Matthew A to Alig Garrett Wayne; $168,000 500 Harrison Ave: Miller Daniel G to Lohman Michael J; $192,200 9488 Tunis Dr: Heimkreiter Sarah & Douglas to Bryson Sheena M & Rodney Bryson; $425,000 9636 Jarrett Ct: Greer Thomas L & Kristin R to Hofmeier Nicholas Dylan; $388,000 9801 Howard Rd: Unwin Glenn G & Dawn M to Greer Kristin R & Thomas L; $380,000 1343 - Duncan Ave: 1343 Duncan LLC to Bruni Philip W & Jillian M Fields; $920,000 1343 Meier Ave: Fordham Robert & Regina to Szotek Raymond & Kathy; $625,000 2324 Madison Rd: Field Nancy Bell to Sommer Roderick & Sandra Sommer; $155,000 2444 Madison Rd: Hansen David Lydell & Sally Ann Rose to Brown Donald & Katherine Brown; $410,000 2444 Madison Rd: Waldron Barbara to Windholtz Barry & George Glass; $345,000 2845 Lower Grandin Rd: Grabowski Mary Theresa & Joseph H Stagaman to Hughes Joseph Thomas & Krista Marie Hughes; $1,200,000 3530 Michigan Ave: Black David W & Christie to Fullenkamp Vincent Charles & Kelsey G Fullenkamp; $1,430,500 3646 Marburg Ave: Equity Trust Company Custodian Fbo Eric Pescovitz Ira to O Hara Kevin William; $325,830 Indian Hill9121 Hoffman Farm Ln: Ssj Cincy Poperties LLC to Larson Alexander Gene & Alyson P Larson; $1,212,000 6303 Kennedy Ave: Jones Ii Robert L to Mockingbird Home Ltd; $145,500 113 Washington Ave: Nrea Vb Vi LLC to Vb Eleven LLC; $10,723,000 1018 Stratford Ct: Cook Sean P to Old Man Handyman LLC; $210,000 10565 Loveland Madeira Rd: L & K 9 LLC to Trevcor Development Ltd; $4,350,000 107 Ravinewood Te: Bross Alexander & Megan to Couvillion John & Courtney Couvillion; $532,000 1818 Heidelberg Dr: Vera Adriana Velandia to Vera Adriana Velandia; $275,000 185 Lexington Dr: Cathey Julie Ann to Vasquez Jorge & Aimee Vasquez; $706,000 6516 Willowhollow Ln: Hopping Edwin N Tr & Dolores M Tr to Heritage House 1664 LLC; $535,000 6552 Apache Cr: Rich Carole W to Ventura Matthew; $410,000 7213 Longfield Dr: Wilson Dennis R Tr to Tedesco Joseph & Morgan Tedesco; $282,400 4430 Whetsel Ave: Barr Patrice A to Kim Ryan; $223,000 4633 Erie Ave: 4633 Erie Avenue LLC to Radford Robert; $85,000 4818 Ravenna St: Bmf Homes LLC to Stang Christopher Robert Thomas &; $599,900 5331 Owasco St: Vb Two LLC to Kim Ryan; $170,000 5737 Whitney Ave: Howard Camielle E to Rebuilt Offers LLC; $250,000 5737 Whitney Ave: Rebuilt Offers LLC to Larkins Ventures LLC; $279,000 6824 Merwin Ave: Nrea Vb I LLC to Clo Caruso Sandra L; $160,000 6837 Palmetto St: Monroe Thomas Daker to Berkovitz Amy; $365,000 7020 Britton Ave: Winston Management Group LLC to Pursifull Andrew Joseph; $143,000 6939 Nolen Cr: Starts Carrie M & Jason S to Fickas Andrew James & Susan Natalie Helen Eisert; $1,025,000 7007 Rowan Hill Dr: Stephens Philip W to Cvg Home Buyers LLC; $385,000 8018 Bridgetown Rd: Gillespie Edward L to Rpm Property Group LLC; $60,000 8091 Jordan Rd: Holmes Jeff to Acheson Edwin R; $28,000 Carnoustie Ct: Kma Westside Development Inc to Fscher Single Family Homes Iv LLC; $59,390 Donegal Dr: Kma Westside Development Inc to Fischer Single Family Homes Iv LLC; $181,250 10708 Escondido Dr: Fisher Sarah L & Thomas C to Heraghty Thomas & Rachel Heraghty; $608,500 7885 Elbrecht Dr: Frazier Homes LLC to Wedig Matthew A & Kailyn Marie Wedig; $662,500 9650 Zig Zag Rd: Stevenson Whitney M & Zachary J to Keebler Cory & Mallory; $1,270,000 Traditions Turn: Kohlan Richard & Karen to Robert Lucke Homes Inc; $390,000 320 Baum St: Holcomb Timothy R & Wanda D to Allen Jonathan Edward & Brenda Anne; $760,000 2623 Kipling Ave: Right Time Investment Properties LLC to Nek Homes LLC; $125,000 5356 Danroth Ct: 513 Houses LLC to Cerrato Ricardo Andino; $90,000 1612 Broadway: Holtman Christopher & Timothy Timmerman to Biddle Ariana Elise; $505,000 2408 Highland Ave: Sk Development Group LLC to Dalpha Holdings LLC; $170,000 1445 Rambler Pl: Castro Luis A & Kelsey E to Holley Patricia; $243,000 7364 Clovernook Ave: Neitner Michael Tr to Smith Donita; $205,000 7853 Joseph St: Collins Susan to Ruff Blake; $109,700 3550 Perignon Pl: Robinson Kenneth S & Peter E Robinson to Mcwilliams Francis Ed & Janna L; $868,000 600 Delta Ave: Sullivan Thomas & Ann to Rizzuto John; $299,900 1311 Deliquia Dr: Connelly Melody A to 1311 Deliquia Investment LLC; $150,000 1458 Mears Ave: Bedacht Jonathan & Angela B to Klinker Andrew S; $252,000 6047 Tridale Ct: American Investment Solutions LLC to Ameni Chalchisa D & Senait G Urgessa; $257,500 6597 Knottypine Dr: Boggs Adriane & Rashad Boggs to Christian Zachary & Jessica Doan; $379,250 6606 Hialea Ct: Prebble Erin E to Loomis Rebecca N; $182,000 6503 Simpson Ave: J & M Acquisitions LLC to Downing Michael; $215,000 6925 Mar Bev Dr: Mccarthy Brenda K to Vr Flips LLC; $112,500 1622 Edna Ave: Garvey Academy LLC to Naylor Briana; $226,000 4228 Fergus St: 428 Dayton LLC to B & K Estates LLC; $150,000 1944 Waverly Ave: Gulling Richard D Iii to Bear Alison; $353,000 2011 Dale Rd: Avm Investments Inc to Srf911 Group LLC; $125,000 2021 Maple Ave: Kester Emily & Daniel to Glass Andrew T & Amy R Glass; $285,000 2213 Williams Ave: Catron Jacob to Simpler Karen @ 3; $270,000 2233 Quatman Ave: Mmazza Real Estate LLC to Hanes Kollin Z; $273,000 2234 Varelman Ave: Cummins Charles E to Time Capsule LLC; $85,000 2520 Sheridan Dr: Walker Bradley & Amanda Hall to Watson Peter & Alice; $310,000 2540 Sheridan Dr: Russ William Kyle to Manning Nicholas Tyler & Megan Beatrice Manning; $365,000 4037 Catherine Ave: Huzinec Monica M & Robert P Salatin to Barrett Nicolai P & Jennifer L; $375,000 5255 Rolston Ave: Property Investments Of Ohio LLC to 11b Construction Ltd; $90,000 5436 Rolston Ave: Beatrice David & Joseph to Lekens Ben & Amanda Lekens; $200,000 2752 Willard Ave: Danis Grace to O Brien Molly Catherine; $375,000 2879 Markbreit Ave: Gausvik Christian Erik Jr & Cody James to Bishop Jacob & Colleen Bishop; $520,000 2917 Madison Rd: Vickers Walter G & Benjamin to 2917 Madison Rd LLC; $435,000 3438 Brotherton Rd: Jtk Investments LLC to Reichamn Zachary; $260,000 3542 Madison Park Ave: Elizabeth Welin to Tischer Jillian M; $345,000 3838 Mt Vernon Ave: Mychalishyn Deanna & Benjamin P Hogenkamp to Benner David Clarence & Catherine Suzanne Benner; $455,000 4214 Brownway Ave: 4214 Brownway Ave LLC to Richardson Franken Mia; $364,000 4217 Verne Ave: Phu Vincent Q & Vance Q to Li Yun Ling Caelin; $315,000 Pin Oak Cir: Three Oaks Single Family LLC to Chris Gorman Homes Ltd; $210,000 1430 Main St: Lee Travis R & Holly M Kuhn to Ofori Emmanuel A & Carole O Mensah; $585,000 1819 Elm St: Jobs Cafe LLC to 1810 Campbell LLC; $1,083,218 4440 Reading Rd: Long Brothers LLC to Peak One Holdings LLC; $435,000 2612 Knight Ave: Winoker Katherine to Mcmahon Katherine & Reese T Leibreich; $275,000 2739 Lawndale Ave: Mcknight Jesse & Rachel to Domhoff Edwin Jr & Aimee Ward; $293,000 3363 Arrow Ave: Wardlow Hayley N & William C Condo to Benjamin Shelby; $535,000 2121 Bolser Dr: Hirt Kathy A @3 to Dolan Paige & Erin Dolan; $290,000 2209 Julie Te: Weik Brandon T & Brittany M Weik to Veihl Nathan T & Georgia Veihl; $297,000 24 Gahl Te: Gahl LLC to Felton Sammie D; $320,000 269 West Crest Dr: Webster Clyde O Jr to Hagood Nanette; $220,000 2761 Mapletree Ct: Seilkop Sharon Lynn to Sabol Madison K & Dylan Sabol; $300,000 7739 Newbedford Ave: Collins Thomas C & Sheri to Dunphy Brian P Ii &; $229,900 7741 Newbedford Ave: Collins Thomas C & Sheri to Dunphy Brian P Ii &; $229,900 6740 Parkland Ave: Huser David to Frantum Lauren Elizabeth; $222,500 Hillside Ave: Addyston Sports Complex LLC to 51 East Main Street LLC; $300,000 719 Steiner Ave: Thomas Michael & Jamie Thomas to Singleton Kevin; $8,500 10818 Willfleet Dr: Patel Suresh & Roma to Becker Caroline & Luke P Becker; $285,000 11774 Locksley Ct: Lutz Ulysses to Johnston Jon K; $420,000 12053 Gulfport Dr: Nrea Vb Vi LLC to Vb Eleven LLC; $10,723,000 1673 Valdosta Dr: Fritz Taryn E to Morales Hernandez Jorge &; $283,000 3563 Verbena Dr: Smith Paul A & Julie A Zink to Smith Paul A; $64,845 4945 Lord Alfred Ct: Baird Justin Randall & Megan Ashley Mullinax to Mullinax Megan Ashley; $255,000 5025 Gareth Ln: Crosby Lisa K to Henderson Patrick; $328,000 6838 Elwynne Dr: Chbs LLC to Weinkam John; $190,000 6838 Elwynne Dr: Stewart Douglas B to Chbs LLC; $157,890 3936 Llewellyn Ave: Thurman Eddie & Doretha to Chance Gary; $50,250 3938 Llewellyn Ave: Thurman Eddie & Doretha to Chance Gary; $50,250 1633 Baltimore Ave: Borthwick Richard to Hernandez Wiliam Yovany; $40,000 1637 Baltimore Ave: Borthwick Richard to Hernandez Wiliam Yovany; $40,000 1639 Baltimore Ave: Borthwick Richard to Hernandez Wiliam Yovany; $40,000 1641 Baltimore Ave: Borthwick Richard to Hernandez Wiliam Yovany; $40,000 1647 Baltimore Ave: Borthwick Richard to Hernandez Wiliam Yovany; $40,000 2441 Bloom St: Borthwick Richard A to Lizeth Cecilia & Hernandez Lopez; $59,000 1113 Pilgrim Pl: Diaz Rigoberto to Diaz Rubio Ismael & Leticia Gonzalez Gomez; $166,580 12136 Cornavin Ct: Nrea Vb Vi LLC to Vb Eleven LLC; $10,723,000 124 Rosetta Ct: Birch Creek Ventures LLC to Pham Andy & Angela Dinh; $220,000 225 Northland Bv: Rjr Real Estate LLC to Masters Supply Inc; $3,300,000 1023 Hempstead Dr: Nrea Vb Vi LLC to Vb Eleven LLC; $10,723,000 10574 Millfarm Ct: Jackson Linda F to Domingo Heydi Amabilia Aguilar &; $305,000 1113 Wellspring Dr: Nrea Vb Vi LLC to Vb Eleven LLC; $10,723,000 1121 Meadowind Ct: Chaffin Margaret E & Carolynd Lindsley to Chaffin Margaret E; $90,605 1340 Forester Dr: Opendoor Property Trust I A Delaware Statutory Trust to Carey Jerel Antonio Andre &; $260,000 1359 Amesbury Dr: Zartman Marsha A to Sikic Maria Rene; $300,000 1715 Lockbourne Dr: Poudyel Dev C to Kuwanlalenta Aybel; $285,000 2012 Mistyhill Dr: Trinity Partners Proerties LLC to Opendoor Property Trust I; $200,500 2132 Sevenhills Dr: Mueller Un Ae & Robert D to Ambrocio Denilson Velaquez; $175,000 462 Ballyclare Te: Gripman Jason Ross to Cincinnati Optimum Residential Environments Inc; $289,000 6236 Simpson Ave: Home Recreations LLC to Wade David; $267,000 7768 Fancycab Ct: Zhang Fawen Tr & Kaidong Tang Tr to Asher Tori E & Greg M Asher; $273,000 7806 Gapstow Bridge: Korbee Leslie V to Corwin Ann & Michael Corwin; $270,500 822 Compton Rd: Hardwick Benjamin J to Hardwick Joshua; $81,260 838 Sabino Ct: Vick Eric Jeffrey & Margaret Rose Mirro to Hagerman John Edward; $263,000 866 Galaxy Ct: Kachele Douglas Jr to Sumler Karla D; $232,000 8727 Daly Rd: Stewart Gloria Ann to Salvador Joel Alberto; $80,000 879 Mckelvey Rd: Shroyer Jeffrey D Tr & Stuart M Shroyer Tr to Shroyer Gregory William & Linda; $60,000 988 Misty Stream Dr: Dyer Robert E & Marcia A to Dwyer Justin & Michael Leslie; $250,000 Mckelvey Rd: Shroyer Jeffrey D Tr & Stuart M Shroyer Tr to Shroyer Gregory William & Linda; $60,000 Simpson Ave: Home Recreations LLC to Wade David; $267,000 312 Washington Ave: Johnson Brandon A to Hurtubise James & Sarah E Close; $135,000 4292 Dartmouth Dr: Ungruhe John G & Janice I to Bernicke Alexander; $258,000 4613 Heger Dr: Morris-smith Sylvia S to Meister Trent; $250,000 4714 Greenlee Ave: Finkes Paul L Tr & Vickie L Tr to Mattstedt Felix Feodor; $231,000 3974 Mantell Ave: Colyer Gina R to Brownley Jacob; $235,000 8048 Buckland Dr: Lopez John M & Catherine V to Lepage Justin E & Janelle Lepage; $327,500 8402 St Clair Ave: Bates Savannah to Savidge Kaelyn; $249,000 8457 Plainfield Rd: Brandt Judy M to As Capital LLC; $105,000 8463 Wicklow Ave: Schalck Benjamin to Digennaro Lawrence & Tracy Digennaro; $240,000 8465 Monroe Ave: Mummert Daniel J to Woodward Will N; $130,000 8738 Appleknoll Ln: Soder Brian J to Anderson Suzanne B; $643,250 8898 Raiders Run Rd: Wulker Kenneth @5 to Smyth Margaret & Robert Michael Smyth; $540,000 10054 Somerset Dr: Mills Jonathan D & Patricia A to Harden Austin & Jessica Harden; $487,000 10877 Shadow Glen Dr: Johnson Donald Paul Tr to Gray William Chris & Jordan A Gray; $442,000 11758 Gable Glen Ln: Wright Scott & Jessica to Frisch Meganne E; $315,000 12051 Carrington Ln: Ware Jesse Lee to Rector Gerry D; $255,000 12191 Maple Dr: Bradley Teresa L to Bowman David; $190,000 9144 Withers Ln: Gruner Laurie E to Heminger Austin & Jennifer Heminger; $869,000 9254 Geromes Wy: Gallon Eric B Tr to Grout Timothy A & Karen S; $705,000 9375 Greenhedge Ln: 9268 Rich Road LLC to Friedstrom Scott R; $322,500 9749 Farmstead Dr: Hasselo Robert D & Janice K to Hicks Harry C Jr; $630,000 1237 Lincoln Ave: Zd Properties And Investments LLC to 327 Real Estate Holdings LLC; $58,360 2133 Deerfield Pl: Hancock James & Anyang to Bencich Hans W Meerhoff; $237,500 923 Sharkey Ln: Goodwin Joshua William to Gaines Tangela La Dawn; $325,000 2153 Kindel Ave: Gentil James F to Max Property Group LLC; $22,000 1004 Fisk Ave: Avalon Property Group LLC to Davis Michael Anthony; $164,900 1217 Mckeone Ave: Hacker Christine to Fourth World Capital LLC; $83,000 1519 Sidona Ln: Cold Steel Properties LLC to Briskman Real Estate LLC; $129,000 1631 Gilsey Ave: Core Entities LLC to Kkd Crystals LLC; $45,000 1710 Ashbrook Dr: Bramer James Z to Dama Mithun; $140,000 4305 Sunburst Ln: Cold Steel Properties LLC to Briskman Real Estate LLC; $118,000 4332 Foley Rd: Nrea Vb Iv LLC to Summerall Amber Nicole; $150,000 4772 Glenway Ave: Torrence Araina to Schroeder Paul David; $240,000 4774 Glenway Ave: Torrence Araina to Schroeder Paul David; $240,000 757 Wilbud Dr: Cold Steel Properties LLC to Briskman Real Estate LLC; $121,000 814 Greenwich Ave: Mcdonald Chelsea T to Nolte Nicholas Andrew; $206,000 911 Rosemont Ave: River Road Rentals LLC to Ygv Holdings LLC; $50,000 2285 Harrison Ave: Pro-visions Enterprises LLC to Valorem Homes LLC; $109,000 2670 Mustang Dr: Ti Kc Bravo LLC to Aegean Group LLC; $166,500 2703 Westbrook Dr: Roberson Brandy to Th Property Owner I LLC; $202,500 2715 Baker Ave: Lacey Elanda G to Ajw Property Services LLC; $78,500 2724 Shaffer Ave: Vb One LLC to Terrestria LLC; $117,251 2850 Ruberg Ave: Mikhnych Borys to Smith Shakina; $135,000 2931 Westridge Ave: Abusnaineh Abdallah & Rasha Heider Fawwas Mujali to Simmons Stephen; $375,000 2938 Wardall Ave: Stein James A to Perez Loreto Lalena Mendoza; $120,000 2949 Aquadale Ln: Forte Brandi M to Ninja Home Buyers LLC; $110,000 3021 Hegry Cr: Cold Steel Properties LLC to Briskman Real Estate LLC; $132,000 3106 Westwood Northern Bv: Mazzaro Jeannette M to Fourth World Capital LLC; $80,000 3650 Epworth Ave: Mcintosh Jonathan to Mcinelly John; $267,000 11028 Sand Run Rd: Faulkner Regina C & Ricky E to Bond Road Site Inc; $400,000 30 Vermont Ave: Smith Glenda A to Myles William Kevin; $450,000 11625 Crestview Lane: Timothy Shackelford to Tatjane and Alvin McBride; $323,000 156 Stonegate Drive: Maria and David Roenker to Kylie and Alex Franzen; $367,500 Timber Creek Drive: The Drees Company to Anne and Nicholas Robbe; $400,000 unit A: The Drees Company to Candace and Michael Milligan; $335,000 927 Darlington Creek drive: Samantha and Robert Jones to Lisa Davis and Austin Brockman; $345,000 unit 4A: Frances Williams to Mary Dietz and Thomas Dietz; $1,325,000 339 Foote Ave.: Michelle and Blake Cuthbert to Patricia and Robert Brenneman; $264,000 unit 310: Tiffany Lemmis to Ivan Velez; $175,000 unit 302: Joyce and Gregory Yeager to Neumann Brothers unit 103: Amy and Nathan Tomblin to Nathan Ransdell; $192,500 2995 Monarch Drive: Stephanie and Leslie Leeke Jr 5283 Country Club Lane: Mary Gunter to Carol Brooker; $165,500 5821 Stillwater Lane: The Drees Company to Jill and Christopher Sullivan; $594,000 6259 Baymiller Lane: Angle and Robert Heideman to Trinity Benadum and William Tuggle; $345,000 6766 Camp Ernst Road: Kelly and Michael Bertke to Simpson Properties 7942 Howe Road: Vanida and Terry Jenkins to Stephanie and Jason Turner; $595,000 Bend Raod: Ruth and Kenneth Crooker to Jessica and Christopher Svec; $375,000 855 Bunning Lane: Sarah and Joshua Perkins to Maria and David Roenker; $474,000 1417 Russell St.: Camilla and Daniel Mecher to Matthew Higgins; $425,000 2024 Gribble Drive: Katie and Christopher Lower to Meredith Brungs and William Gonzales; $276,500 unit 2-102: Paul Keily to Linda Barnoski; $220,000 2616 Fishing Creek Drive: Benjamin Herrin and Michael O'Roark to Amanda and Jacob Smith; $269,500 42nd St.: Bryan Mosier to We Said Yes To The Mess 3907 Decousey Ave.: Suzanna and Herbert Richardson to Patricia and Tomas Benito; $138,500 4 Crystal Lake Drive: Lisa Nayebpour to Noah Honerlaw; $238,500 31st St.: Brooklyn and Cole Mosier to Maria Sprecker; $200,000 LLC to Sierra Wachter and Michael Klette; $180,000 293 Springside Drive: Mary Nagel to Mark Woodrum; $231,000 15585 Violet Road: Margaret Seng to Stephanie and Nicholas Olson; $405,000 Fieger Trust Agreement to Lydia and Justin Burlingame; $305,000 3044 Prestwicke Drive: Julie and Brian Dunham to Karlie and Nicholas Buckely; $679,000 1125 Fallbrook Drive: Jennifer Kunst to Mayme Flowers and Demetrius Tuggle; $247,000 120 Garvey Ave.: Kathleen and Robert Hart to ZBPG 420 Shaw Ave.: Joseph North to Alex McGraw; $205,000 unit 3: Taylor Draud to Gregory Butler; $160,000 3165 Riggs Ave.: Karen Clark to Desiree and Chad Bullins; $234,000 3377 Fir Tree Lane: Tyler Ollier to LaDonna and Raymond Uhl; $208,500 3425 Cherry Tree Lane: Wolfpack Properties LLC to Katelynn and Kevin Moranz; $270,000 3842 Ryamonde Lane: Kathryn and Daniel Nadler to Melissa Vittetoe unit 5A: Joyce Herod to Linda Coppage; $268,000 1806 Promontory Drive: Stephanie and Nicholas Olson to Meghan and Mason Fraser; $318,000 unit 35-302: Christina and Robert Thode to Jill Blancher; $252,500 42 Wallace Ave.: Mackenzie and Hunter Hixenbaugh to Valentina and Michael Mechler; $258,000 5 Lee St.: Cathi and Thomas McNees to Billy Gregory; $273,000 6336 Grande Fir Court: Michael Hopkins to Cheyenne Kirlik and Luke Walls; $257,000 unit 9B: The Drees Company to Lorna and Stuart Fishman; $275,000 7536 Thunder Ridge Drive: Cindy Ahern to Karena Holthaus and Nathaniel Gardner; $325,000 7756 Anchor Way: Darin England to Megan and Dalton Berry; $266,500 unit 13E: Bonnetta Cooke to Elizabeth Kasell; $265,000 8780 Sentry Drive: Jason Crawford to Cathi and Thomas McNees; $312,000 unit D: Susan Byrnside and Donna McDaniel to Jane and Isaac Morland; $290,000 145 Burnet Ridge: Hailey and Jacob Tome to Alyson Fossett; $350,000 33 Katsie Court: The Drees Company to Sarah Cromer; $1,423,500 38 Custis Ave.: Jacynda and Eric Barton to Hannah Powers; $315,000 5010 Nob Hill Drive: Phyllis and David Ogan to Pamela Sylvestre; $299,000 1066 Emery Drive: Elizabeth Conlin to Pkakul Sopapong; $170,000 1199 Breckenridge Lane: Arlinghaus Builders LLC to Bernadette and Bradley Humes; $412,500 2392 Oakview Court: Himlay Sheth and Krupa Dalal to Ariana and Jesse Warren; $420,000 Kimberly Delgado and Jeffrey Stacy to Leshia Rainwater-Clark; $292,000 3745 Jonathan Drive: Tricia and Josh Wells to Sydney Bourne; $265,000 11 Honey Tree Lane: Robert Cammack to Abigail Coogan and Gaines Humphrey; $269,500 142 Dogwood Drive: Debra and Brian Luken to Alex Gatje; $180,000 unit 4: Karen Griesinger to Shara Kluesner; $175,000 LLC to Haidar Dalila and Mohammed Largo; $75,000 Johns Hill Road: Robert Herrick to Michael Miller; $250,000 LLC to Annete and Rafael Gonzalez; $372,500 11401 Staffordsburg Road: Tracey McCaffrey to Grace Bentley; $160,000 12060 Bentley Drive: Cynthia Cahill to Sherry Prim and Jimmy Rider; $600,000 1926 Bird Road: Grace and Dalton Anderson to Morgan Smith and Jonathan Hurley; $309,000 2013 Aristocrat Boulevard: Hally and Daniel Coots to Emma Turpin and Colton Matt; $345,000 3132 Chipping Camden: The Drees Company to Stephenie and Benjamin Wilson; $512,000 3588 Dorset Court: Michael Cavanaugh to Jennifer and Terry Horner; $520,000 4054 Richardson Road: Jama and Chris Pollock to Bryan Mosier and Nathan McIntosh; $245,000 unit 10: Crystal and Thomas Spellman to Silver Key Property Management 4319 Cobblewood Court: Marley Masterson and Samuel Kaup to Drake Franklin; $47,500 793 Ackerly Drive: Valerie Wegford to Timothy Morgan; $279,000 230 Deverill St.: Deborah Baker to Cynthia and Willima Wilson; $85,000 15334 Madison Pike: Rebecca and William Cornelius to Jennifer and John Epperson; $280,000 1139 Waterworks Road: Debra Wiesman to Colten Ernst; $165,000 312 Thorton St.: Hayley Hopkins and Logan Thomas to William-Gentry Kolenky; $267,500 1008 Lawton Road: Daniel Reid to Catherine and Thomas Pratt; $325,000 1010 Lawton Road: Tamara and Corey Stoll to Luke Lillmars; $415,000 1069 Lawton Road: Mary Lynch to Grace and Andrew Pillai; $310,000 1201 Audubon Road: Mark Kite to Resing Building Services Taylor Mill1049 Robertson Road: Leigh and Gregory Worley to Megan Butler; $530,000 5390 Shadow Hill Court: Patricia and Joel Keeney to Maria and Radu Manoiu; $243,000 1004 Reigh Count Drive: Stephanie and Fred Breitiling Jr 10538 War Admiral Drive: Charles Cornett to Katelyn Lesse and David Zumdick; $378,000 2381 Longbranch Road: Charles Heinrich to Sherry and Parviz Heydari; $500,000 3337 Mackenzie Court: Fischer Single Family Homes IV 4184 Hathaway Road: James Elliott Property Management 6812 Green Isle Lane: Fischer Single Family Homes IV LLC to Theresa and Kenneth Kremer; $370,000 697 Oakridge Drive: Anoma and David Boehmker to Agnieszka and Jordan Roberts; $360,000 700 Gunther Court: The Drees Company to Rachel and Stephen Schindler; $700,000 742 Man'O War Boulevard: The Drees Company to Tiffany and Gregory Monson; $809,500 8419 Old World Court: Susan Neal-Smith to Cheryl Welch and Sandra Caldwell; $355,000 2883 Shadbark Lane: Fischer Single Family Homes IV LLC to Emily and Matthew Abeling; $832,500 1652 Walton Nichoson Road: Randall Webster to Laura and Clifford Bergman; $445,000 220 Chardonnay Valley: The Drees Company to Debra and Michael Kolberg; $508,000 286 Veneto Drive: Cheyenne and Michael Hood to Jackelynne and Ryan Wilson; $300,000 552 Lassing Way: Jacquelyn Duvall to Kelli and Matthew Davey; $670,000 713 Walton Terrace Drive: Fischer Attached Homes III LLC to Kimberly Erpenbeck and William Moore; $202,000  Parents, students and educators in the Forest Hills Local Schools have been focused this year on lawsuits filed over critical race theory and diversity Financial challenges prompted district officials to consider consolidating Anderson and Turpin high schools – an idea now on hold as officials weigh putting a levy on the May ballot But an unrelated, big-money suit filed against Forest Hills five years ago over a $23 million construction project at Anderson High School is heating up despite the impact it could have on the school district’s budget and how special meetings are conducted Here are five things to know about the lawsuit: A Hamilton County Common Pleas Court judge has scheduled a jury trial in July 2023 for the suit brought by Performance Construction of North Bend the general contractor of the work at Anderson High What's the beef?Performance sued the Forest Hills Board of Education and others in 2019 after the school district fired it from a renovation and expansion job at Anderson High School Forest Hills said it let Performance go because the district was unhappy with the quality and pace of the company’s work Performance said Forest Hills fired it to conceal the fact that the district was responsible for delays and overspending Performance also said Forest Hills did not want to pay the company what it was owed and that the district fired Performance after a series of school board meetings that violated Ohio’s Open Meetings Act To put it plainly: millions of dollars. Performance originally asked for $8 million in its lawsuit. It sought an additional unspecified amount of money when it filed an amended suit in 2020 with the Open Meetings allegations. presiding Judge Tom Heekin narrowed the number of allegations Forest Hills will face at trial to breach of contract and violations of the Open Meetings Act Heekin tossed out other accusations in the lawsuit such as and unjust enrichment potentially lessening Forest Hills’ financial liability should it lose the suit Still in play is a breach-of-contract claim Forest Hills filed against Performance after the company sued the school board – even though the school district ultimately rehired Performance to finish the work at Anderson High The claim will be part of next year’s trial Forest Hills and its insurance company agreed in November 2021 to pay about $2.2 million to settle a lawsuit filed by a subcontractor that cleared and prepared the construction site at Anderson High School J&D Rack Co. of Green Township had sued Forest Hills, Performance and others in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court in 2018 Forest Hills agreed to pay Rack $1.28 million The school district also agreed to pay Performance $969,678 so Performance could pay what it owed its subcontractors material suppliers and laborers for their work on the project Forest Hills’ payment to Performance in the Rack case did not absolve the district of the claims it faces in the 2019 lawsuit filed by Performance and set for trial next year Hamilton County Judge Robert Ruehlman put a lawsuit filed in common pleas court by another subcontractor on the Anderson High project on hold because the case was in arbitration Performance and an insurance company earlier that year for $117,500 in unpaid work B&J Electrical filed a notice of dismissal in court The summer session of athletic director musical chairs is in full swing.  three local high schools named new athletic directors The day after Keith Pantling was board approved Monday at Little Miami Turpin announced the return of Tony Hemmelgarn and Oak Hills introduced longtime teacher and coach Ben Hageman as its new athletic director.  Hemmelgarn spent the last two years as athletic director at Oak Hills but when Eric Fry resigned from Turpin in June Hemmelgarn knew it was an opportunity he couldn’t pass up "We've lived in the (Forest Hills) district for 20 years," Hemmelgarn told The Enquirer "I was the athletic director at Turpin for 15 years and a school board member in Forest Hills for three years my son was hired there probably a month ago so it's just a great opportunity to be a part of my family's life every day and go back to a place I love."  Hemmelgarn stepped away and tried a new career in the business world only to realize that his true passion was high school athletics.  "I got out and into the business world and what I learned through that is I love being a high school athletic director," Hemmelgarn said "At the time I decided that was my calling the Oak Hills opportunity was available and I went to Oak Hills I've never been more energized and I've never loved what I do more I never would have thought Eric (Fry) would have left when he left When it happened it was just really a no-brainer."  Get the latest news from your favorite high school teams. Download the Varsity app on both the Apple App Store and Google Play for Android users is a first-time athletic director who's entering his 20th year working in Oak Hills Local School District.  "After spending the first 19 years of my career in the classroom I am thrilled to have the opportunity to work in athletics at Oak Hills.  This community has been nothing but fantastic to me.  I strive to continue to build upon the academic and athletic opportunities that are available and provide the best possible experiences to our students," Hageman said in a press release The National Weather Service says at least 17 tornadoes tore through the Tri-State in the early hours of April 2 It's the most tornadoes in a single day since the Halloween outbreak of 2013 the agency has confirmed seven EF-2 tornadoes and 10 EF-1 tornadoes from the storm which the weather service says "officially met the definition requirements of a derecho Here's a look at where eight of the tornadoes hit in Southwestern Indiana This tornado started two miles north/northeast of Maunie and lifted seven miles south of Poseyville The weather service says the tornado crossed through Harmonie State Park and eventually merged with another tornado southwest of Blairsville and was an EF-2 tornado with peak winds of 115 mph This tornado started two miles south/southeast of New Harmony and lifted three miles southeast of Blairsville The first tornado merged with it southwest of Blairsville It was 250 yards wide and its largest size and was on the ground for 11.3 miles Tornado 3 - Vanderburgh County and Warrick County in IndianaThe third tornado started two miles south of Haubstadt It merged with another tornado that continued for a short while south of Elberfeld and was an EF-1 tornado with peak winds of 100 mph the tornado was 200 yards wide and was on the ground for 7.3 miles The fourth tornado started three miles southeast of Cynthiana and lifted three miles southeast of Elberfeld It was an EF-2 tornado with peak winds of 115 mph it was 250 yards wide and was on the ground for 14.2 miles Wendel and Hillsdale areasThis tornado just northwest of St then moved across Vanderburgh County and then lifted in Warrick County east of Interstate 69 near the intersection of Kansas and Euler roads The weather service noted that the most significant damage happened near St where several homes "had their entire roofs removed." Hundreds of trees were uprooted by the tornado The tornado was on the ground from 5:47 a.m and was 250 yards wide at its largest point This tornado was on the ground from 5:48 a.m Its path started just south of Interstate 64 along Indiana 65 in northwest Vanderburgh County Another tornado merged with it south of Elberfeld It was an EF-2 tornado with winds up to 115 mph 250 yards wide and on the ground for 14.8 miles The weather service noted that the tornado uprooted or snapped hundreds of trees and caused minor to moderate damage to several homes The National Weather Service said one home suffered minor roof damage from this tornado and several outbuildings were damaged or destroyed The tornado touched down just southwest of the Interstate 69/Interstate 64 interchange and moved east-southeast across I-69 It lefted near the intersection of Seven Hills Road and Schultz Road had peak winds of 105 mph and had a path length of 5.4 miles It was 200 yards wide at its largest point IndianaThis tornado was on the ground from 6:05 a.m was on the ground for 8.8 miles and was 200 yards wide The tornado followed Turpin Hill Road and crossed Indiana 61 north of Greenbrier It then made a jog southeast and went along Folsomville Road which is where significant shingle damage occurred to a home and a large barn was destroyed Week 3 of the high school football season in Cincinnati has arrived and some top-level matchups come with it. From the Eastern Cincinnati Conference showdown between undefeated squads Milford and Winton Woods to Lakota West visiting Princeton in the contest that could again decide the Greater Miami Conference Teams that made deep playoff runs last season like Withrow Badin and Waynesville are still searching for their first wins of the 2024 season As those games begin and those teams hit the field here is your one-stop for live scoring updates videos and more from high school football games in Cincinnati Talawanda allowed 342 yards of offense and 28-straight points from Eaton before getting on the board with 6:51 left in the game Talawanda quarterback Cale Leitch connected with Joey Beckett for a 35-yard touchdown Leitch finished the day 16-30 passing for 188 yards and a touchdown Junior running back Lance Cantrell had 70 yards on the ground and caught five passes for 54 yards Sophomore Kemper McAfee had an interception on defense T– Beckett 35 pass from Leitch (Warholak kick) Wyoming 45, Bethel-Tate 13Joel Hancock scored four touchdowns in the first half as the Cowboys rode to a 45-13 blowout victory at Bethel-Tate Hancock and Wyoming kicker Carter Rummer teamed to score the first 31 points of the game before the Cowboys tacked on scores from Drew Bocian and Jackson Hamilton for a 45-0 lead Bethel-Tate scored twice in the fourth quarter to break the shutout Hancock rushed 16 times for 259 yards and four touchdowns W– Bocian 14 pass from Dupee (Rummer kick) BT– Schultian 56 pass from Armacost (Riddle kick) BT– Gerde 5 pass from Halcomb (kick failed) Moeller led 35-0 at the break and were up 42-0 in the fourth quarter before East Central broke through with a score with just eight minutes left in the game The Crusaders jumped ahead quickly and were already leading 21-0 in the first quarter with two Matt Ponatoski touchdown passes and an interception return from Jacob Cravens Ponatoski was 13-18 for 156 yards and three touchdowns while East Central as a team was held to just 104 yards of offense Ryan Minges had 73 rushing yards for East Central and both scores M– Hamilton 8 pass from Ponatoski (Mallabar kick) M– Ware 46 pass from Ponatoski (Mallabar kick) M– Cravens 45 interception return (Mallabar kick) M– Love 13 pass from Ponatoski (Mallabar kick) Anderson 64, Little Miami 0After three games played this year Anderson has scored over 50 points in each contest and has outscored opponents 167-13 The Raptors outgained Little Miami 595-85 and had 443 total passing yards Justice Burnam was 20-25 for 293 yards and four touchdowns while Owen Scalf entered and was just as powerful going 15-17 through the air for 150 yards and two touchdowns Burnam also had 54 rushing yards and two more scores on the ground Caden Piening and Trace Jallick each had over 100 receiving yards Anderson led Little Miami 50-0 at halftime A– Jallick 4 pass from Burnam (Callahan kick) A– Piening 66 pass from Burnam (kick failed) A– Pastura 7 pass from Burnam (Callahan kick) A– Rosiello 8 pass from Burnam (kick failed) A– Kathman 4 pass from Scalf (pass failed) A– Kathman 28 pass from Scalf (Snider pass) Princeton’s victory over Lakota West proved to be the difference as the Vikings won the Greater Miami Conference with a 9-0 mark to Lakota West’s 8-1 The same could happen again in 2024 as the Vikings won a hard-fought 14-6 battle in front of a home crowd Princeton held Lakota West to just a pair of field goals and 144 yards of total offense Firebirds quarterback Sam Wiles was 8-20 passing for 68 yards and an interception Princeton’s Deangelo Birch was 9-14 for 99 yards Landen Miree caught six passes for 96 yards and a score Andre Parker had nine tackles and a pick for the Vikings and Shelvon Hibbett had 1.5 sacks St. Xavier 35, Indianapolis Cathedral 31Indianapolis Cathedral made a 22-yard field goal to take a 31-28 lead at St Facing a fourth-down with five yards to go at midfield Xavier quarterback Chase Herbstreit kept the drive moving with a 10-yard completion to Jake Britt the Bombers were at the Cathedral seven where Herbstreit connected with Cameron Taylor for the winning touchdown with 14 seconds left in the game Herbstreit was 19-31 for 263 yards and three touchdowns while rushing for another two scores Taylor caught 12 passes for 149 yards and two scores Shane Strayhorn intercepted the final Cathedral pass to finish off the victory IC– Slaughter 15 pass from Koers (Krisiloff kick) SX– Hoerst 12 pass from Herbstreit (Davidson kick) SX– Taylor 20 pass from Herbstreit (Taylor kick) IC– Harvey 27 pass from Koers (Krisiloff kick) SX– Taylor 7 pass from Herbstreit (Davidson kick) Fans paid entry to see Fairfield and Sycamore play football but were instead treated to the Tyler George show rushed for 193 yards and four touchdowns against the Aviators including a 94-yard score for his third touchdown of the first half Fairfield rushed for a total of 388 yards with Dominic Back adding 118 yards and Steven Bryant good for 56 was 14-22 through the air for 248 yards and a score Sycamore had success with the connection from Levi Simpson to Tre Meadows Meadows caught eight passes for 150 of Simpson’s 153 passing yards S– Meadows 24 pass from Simpson (kick failed) F– Prophett 29 pass from Back (McGuire kick) S– Meadows 77 pass from Simpson (Schnelle kick) A fourth quarter punt return proved to be the difference for Middletown as the Middies topped Colerain to improve to 3-0 for the first time since 2011 Middletown went up 16-3 after Maxmillian Johnson returned a punt 45 yards for a score at the opening of the final quarter Deonte Jarmon scored for Colerain less than three minutes later to put Colerain down a touchdown The Middie defense held off the Cardinals for the final nine minutes to complete the victory Jeremiah Landers was 11-15 for 147 yards passing while Kasaun Graham led with 52 rushing yards Ricardo Lofton led the Cardinals with 111 rushing yards on 11 attempts while Deonte Jarmon had 97 yards on 10 rushes and a touchdown West Clermont 24, Lebanon 14West Clermont netted 260 rushing yards as the Wolves held off Lebanon for a 24-14 victory Quarterback Bo Rickman scored the first two touchdowns of the day as he rushed 24 times for 140 yards who put the game out of reach by scoring with just 1:18 left on the clock Lebanon quarterback Luke Faler was 27-40 for 237 yards with two touchdowns to Nick Lauter After forcing an Elder turnover on downs from its own 29 Springboro scored early to take a 6-0 lead led by a dynamic performance from senior Joey DiTullio didn’t allow another score and took a 30-6 victory at home DiTullio had five tackles (four solo) on top of his forced fumble including one that he returned 31 yards for a score All 30 of Elder’s points came from Springboro turnovers including a field goal and two touchdowns in its final three possessions Elder quarterback Kaden Estep was 13-18 passing for 138 yards and a touchdown to Brayden Boeing Joey Thamann had 100 yards rushing and two touchdowns for Elder Springboro’s passing game was limited to an 8-27 day with three interceptions and four sacks Matt Brunicardi rushed 27 times for 123 yards and Springboro’s lone score E– DiTullio 31 interception return (Re kick) Thursday, Sept. 5Hughes 20, Roger Bacon 14 (OT) – ThursdayA big run from Justin Blackley and the Elijah Engleman to Nehemiah Engleman connection put Hughes into overtime against Roger Bacon where Elijah Engleman scored the winning touchdown to take down the Spartans at home Hughes struck first when Elijah connected with Nehemiah on a 61-yard pass for an 8-0 lead Blackley had 38-yard run in the beginning of the second quarter for a 14-0 advantage Roger Bacon scored just before half on a 91-yard run from Will Mason and Jerome Smith scored in the third to tie the game Elijah Engleman won the game for Hughes in overtime with a 14-yard run Elijah Engleman was 14-23 passing for 169 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 58 more yards with another score Hughes limited Roger Bacon quarterback Bubba Smart to a 9-21 day for 98 yards and an interception Smith and Mason both rushed for over 100 yards All contests are sorted by the home team's conference unless an area school is playing a team from outside Greater Cincinnati Check back periodically or refresh for updates Clark Montessori at Gamble Montessori (Saturday) Bernard-Elmwood Place 12 - FINAL (Saturday) More: Shots fired near North College Hill football stadium; game abandoned Middletown Christian 21 - FINAL (Saturday) Another week of games unfortunately brings another week of storms and delays Showers and thunderstorms are rolling into Greater Cincinnati and may cool down temperatures but will bring strong winds and some potential game-delaying thunder and lightning The Lakota West and Princeton game has already announced a pushed back start these games under the lights on Friday nights are the end of the line for their athletic careers Who did Enquirer writers pick to win top Week 3 games?Enquirer writers gave previews and predictions for 10 of the top games in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky in Week 3 Included is Lakota West's visit to Princeton in a vital GMC meeting Milford and Winton Woods in a battle of undefeated ECC squads Springboro's trip to Elder and a pair of Northern Kentucky showdowns Check the story for predictions and previews from those games and more Grant Dallio and Cole Koops as well as head coach Derek Rehage and Enquirer reporter Brendan Connelly got together to talk about Harrison's big Week 2 victory over East Central and the Wildcats' 2-0 start to the season The USA Today Network Ohio High School Football Super 25 poll is voted on by a panel of sports writers and editors from across Ohio Edward retook the top spot from Massillon Washington and Moeller leads the locals with the No Lakota West also secured a first-place vote Check out the rankings to see where other local teams finished including conference foes Anderson and Winton Woods as well as newcomer to the list Harrison Watch Southwest Ohio football games this season Watch Kentucky football games this season Watch Indiana football games this season The NFHS Network is a production of the National Federation of State High School Associations and PlayOn! Sports that gives schools the ability to stream and broadcast sporting events The Week 3 schedule in Greater Cincinnati is loaded to kick off the season and many games are worth a watch Waynesville and Western Brown have listed home football broadcasts onto the broadcast schedule We occasionally recommend interesting products and services If you make a purchase by clicking one of the links USA TODAY Network newsrooms operate independently ANDERSON TOWNSHIP, Ohio — A Turpin High School teacher has resigned after an investigation found that he had inappropriate communication with a former student Forest Hills School District Superintendent Larry Hook said The news was announced in an email sent to Forest Hills families and staff members on Thursday Hook said the school board accepted the male teacher's resignation which will be approved at Wednesday night's Board of Education meeting The investigation into the teacher found they had communication with a former student but the teacher had zero involvement with current Forest Hills students "Although I am limited in what information I can disclose about personnel matters I wanted to share as many details as I could with our district community," Hook said It's currently unclear if the teacher has been charged with any crimes The allegations first came to light in April 2023 the teacher was reported to local law enforcement and the Ohio Department of Education obtained some of the Snapchats the teacher allegedly sent a teenage girl She provided WCPO with copies of these messages The Snapchats feature a man appearing to be shirtless who wrote "I got a month to flirt with ya" and "hope you don't mind but this old guy has some 'ideas' when we hang out." It appeared the messages had been re-shared by more than one user before Ferreira was made aware Ferreira called the communication "disgusting." During Wednesday night's meeting Ferreira criticized the district for not firing the teacher "Turpin and the Forest Hills School District had a responsibility to their female students," said Ferreira Every week I'll be posting on my social media to my over 100,000 followers about Turpin High School and Forest Hills School District i will get justice for these victims." Hook also called the behavior "unacceptable" and said the school district will not tolerate it "We work tirelessly to foster a safe and secure learning environment for students staff and our entire community," Hook said "The district takes all allegations of this nature seriously and works to investigate the matters fully to ensure we respond with appropriate actions." WCPO is not naming the teacher at this time because he has not been arrested and he still has yet to be charged with any crime the spokesperson for the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office previously said the department was aware of the allegations but an official report wasn't filed with authorities as they were working to determine the "legitimacy of the allegations." Turpin High School's principal of eight years is leaving the district for Loveland City Schools, according to a Wednesday letter from Forest Hills Superintendent Larry Hook David Spencer will take over as Loveland High School principal for the 2023-24 school year pending final approval from the Loveland board of education next week “I’m excited to be a part of Tiger Nation! I’m looking forward to supporting the students and staffand contributing to the many great things that lie ahead for Loveland High School,” Spencer said in a Thursday news release from Loveland City Schools Primary election results: Voters approve tax levies in Forest Hills, Loveland and Franklin school districts Spencer has supported the education and growth of thousands of students in our community," Hook wrote in the Wednesday note to Forest Hills families and staff Spencer has been a valuable part of Forest Hills School District and has had a positive impact that will be felt for many years to come." Spencer served the Forest Hills School District for 19 years, initially as an assistant principal at Turpin High School. In 2015 he stepped in as principal and led the high school to a U.S. News and World Report top 10 ranking just last year Spencer will leave Turpin at the end of this school year Forest Hills is immediately beginning the search process for Turpin's next principal Loveland City Schools' board of education will meet Tuesday to approve Spencer's new role There's the steady but hushed sound of traffic on Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard; birds bicker in the bare trees overhead The faint odor of smoke from someone's Saturday afternoon barbecue rides a mild spring wind Children weave lazy figure-eights on their bicycles as they cruise the streets and you get a much different picture of the neighborhood The "pop pop" of gunfire figures constantly in the background the people inside prowling for rivals or out-racing the police Children and the elderly stay inside for safety the current president of the neighborhood association The neighborhood is loosely bounded to the east and west by Old Savannah Road and 15th Street Turpin and 15th streets are the other boundaries of the neighborhood kids were free to roam the streets of rural Augusta One parent was all it took to keep an eye on the children Clark didn't believe her son at first when he came home to visit from Atlanta and said drug dealers were gathering in her neighborhood But she couldn't ignore the groups of young men standing on the street corners Neither could she overlook the prostitutes trolling Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard when she returned from Eastern Star meetings late at night As violence followed in the wake of the drugs Clark's son urged her to move somewhere safer Clark didn't have the funds or the motivation to relocate "I worked all my life to retire peacefully in my own neighborhood." Clark showed up at the first meeting to check it out and was appointed secretary when she walked in the door it was the beginning of her long history with the association Clark was one of a handful of people whom Turpin Hill residents would call to make a complaint no one called the cops because they were afraid of retaliation The next step was the addition of golf carts to the neighborhood watch A flashing yellow light on top of the cart alerted criminals of the crime watch member's approach Clark said groups of thugs would see the yellow light on top of the golf cart and scatter to another corner "They called me the 'neighborhood lady,' " Clark said Going out into the night unarmed in an area that resembled a war zone could have spelled death for volunteers said none of the neighborhood patrol members were afraid "Things had gotten so bad that somebody had to have some bravery," he said Clunky cell phones also helped cut into the crime rate Clark was watching the news one morning in the '90s when she heard that former President Bill Clinton was supplying neighborhood watches with the phones and within a few weeks the phones were here That allowed crime watch members to phone the sheriff's office immediately when they saw something happening The climax of what Fryer calls the "bloody '90s" was the death of Rosa Barnes an 83-year-old great-grandmother who was the victim of a drive-by shooting and the people inside opened fire on Barnes' gray house on the 1000 block of Eighth Avenue but Barnes was killed instead as she put her grandson to bed The house's facade still bears the old bullet holes The outcry from the community was fierce and transcended racial boundaries A vigil for Barnes was attended by ministers and residents of mostly black neighborhoods but also by white people from across town in the National Hills area it was a validation that he was not alone in his search for peace in Turpin Hill is that it brings people back together again It's a return to the early 20th century mentality of neighbor looking out for neighbor The biggest coup for the neighborhood watch was building the Carrie J Mays Family Life Center on Grand Boulevard providing a place after school for children and activities for senior citizens The danger of patrolling a once-violent neighborhood couldn't outweigh Clark's sense of civic duty She draws strength from a quotation from civil rights hero the Rev Martin Luther King Jr: "If I can help somebody as I pass along If I can cheer somebody with a word or song If I can show somebody he's traveling wrong The spring high school sports season marked the end of the 2023-24 school year The Cincinnati Enquirer presents the 2023-2024 Spring All-Stars Team state championships by Mason baseball and St. Xavier boys volleyball highlighted a spring season with several teams making deep tournament runs Greater Cincinnati enjoyed many team state titles individual crowns and other accomplishments in individual-oriented sports such as tennis Here are the all-city teams for the 2024 spring season Mason: The senior Indiana University commit was Ohio all-state player of the year and the coaches' all-city player of the year after leading the Comets to their first state championship he was 9-1 with a 1.79 ERA and 87 strikeouts in 58 innings He was at his best during the postseason run He hit three home runs in the playoffs and then had two key hits against Moeller in the regional final he pitched a one-hit shutout and drove in the only run with a two-out triple in the top of the seventh inning Mason: He led the Comets to a 28-6 record and their first state championship Nate Poelinitz; Anderson: Leo Muehlenkamp; Edgewood: Roman Smith; Goshen: Cohen Hamann; Hamilton: Cournell Bennett-McCoy; Harrison: Bruce Becker Anthony Robinson; La Salle: Isaac Goldschmidt; Lakota East: Dean Brown Brayden Reinhart; Lakota West: Braydon Johnson; Little Miami: Charlie McGuinness; Loveland: Blake Carrigan; Mason: Bryce Brannon; Moeller: Forrest Day Charlie Valencic; Northwest: Brayden Barnes; Oak Hills: Cooper Harrison Xavier: Jack O’Malley; Talawanda: Tyler Robinson; Turpin: Luke Jilek; Walnut Hills: Ace Cocklin Austin Randolph; Western Brown: Jet Jamison Cameron Johnson; Western Hills: Omarion Beckley Indian Hill: He led the Braves to a 22-8 record and their first district championship since 1993 Rinala was CHL Player of the Year for the second year in a row the Southwest Ohio Baseball Coaches Association all-city Division II player of the year He was 8-1 with a 1.56 ERA on the mound and hit .407 with 20 RBIs Badin: He led the Rams to a 27-7 record and a state runner-up finish Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy; Aiden Melvin Tyler Verdin; Batavia: Dom Hannah; Clinton-Massie: Liam Denehy Miles Theetge; Fenwick: Carrson Sova; Indian Hill: Brady Drost Healthy: Jayden Irving; Norwood: Mark Davis; Taft: Milton Godfrey Trevon Strattman; Wilmington: Jake Stephens; Wyoming: J.P Bethel-Tate: He led the Tigers to a 15-7 record and the Southern Buckeye Academic and Athletic Conference-National championship He was named the National Division player of the year and SWOBCA co-player of the year in Divisions III/IV Snider was 8-2 on the mound with an ERA of 0.88 and 85 strikeouts in 56 innings He was also the Tigers’ top hitter with a .368 average Miami Valley Christian Academy: He led the Lions to a 19-6 record and the Miami Valley Conference-Gray Division championship He was the MVC-Gray player of the year and SWOBCA co-player of the year in Divisions III/IV he was 4-1 with a 2.82 ERA and 64 strikeouts in 34 innings Cincinnati Country Day: He led the Nighthawks to a 21-9 record and a district championship losing to eventual state champion Heath in the regional semifinals Cincinnati Country Day; Jackson Cunningham Miami Valley Christian Academy; David Haas Miami Valley Christian Academy; Jayce Parsons Honorable mentionClark Montessori: Mikias Maher; Clermont Northeastern: Evan Wilson Lucas Yeager; Gamble Montessori: Aiden Peters Bradley Wellbrock; Middletown Madison: Grady Combs; Summit Country Day: Bryce McNair Felicity-Franklin: The junior led the Cardinals to the district championship game and was first-team all-league in the SBAAC-National He was 5-0 on the mound with a 1.73 ERA and hit .309 with 10 RBIs He had 42 strikeouts in 32 innings and was honorable mention all-state by Prep Baseball Report Lockland: He was named SWOBCA Division III/IV coach of the year and the MVC-Gray coach of the year after leading the Panthers to a 9-14 record Northern Kentucky/Southeast IndianaCo-players of the yearJackson Reardon Covington Catholic: The junior led the Colonels with a .463 average He stole 20 bases and scored 47 runs to lead CovCath to a 31-6 record Ryle: The sophomore was the leading hitter in Kentucky with a .571 average He was also 2-2 with two saves and a 2.33 ERA on the mound He helped Ryle win the Ninth Region and advance to the state quarterfinals Ryle: He led the Raiders to the Ninth Region championship and the state quarterfinals Bishop Brossart: Isaac Amin; Conner: Brady Bushman; East Central: Cole Reynolds Moses Wheat; Holmes: Tyler Brashear; Lawrenceburg: Nolan Mclane Dustin Shaw; Pendleton County: Michael Fultz; Ryle: Anthony Coppola Olli Morris; Scott: Dylan Giffen; Simon Kenton: Evan Sheridan Daniel Uhl; South Dearborn: Adam Kunkel; Walton-Verona: Brondon Corpus Will Hurles; Williamstown: Braylon Rodriguez Xavier: The junior attack led the Bombers to a 21-4 record and Division I state runner-up He was the only local first-team all-state selection Kings: He was Region 4 coach of the year after leading the Knights to an 18-2 record their most wins in a season in school history and their first Eastern Cincinnati Conference championship since 2019 Fairfield: Jake Schwartz; Kings: Jack Bender Morgan Schepker; Little Miami: Alec Anderson; Loveland: Jay Christian Trey Wagner; Sycamore: Seth Truter; Winton Woods: Vance George Fenwick: The senior attack was first-team all-state in Division II and Region 8 player of the year after leading the Falcons to an 18-3 record and regional runner-up 31 assists and 59 ground balls for the season Fenwick: He was named Region 8 coach of the year after leading the Falcons to an 18-3 record and the Division II Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy; Charlie Roesel a district title and the state quarterfinals of the Commonwealth Lacrosse League He was named all-state and all-region after notching 37 goals and 17 assists He graduated as Ryle’s all-time leading scorer with 121 goals and set school records with 357 ground balls and 557 faceoff wins Ryle: He led the Raiders to a district title and the state quarterfinals going undefeated against other Northern Kentucky teams during the season Carson Taylor; Covington Catholic: Jonathan Ghazala Jackson Meyer; Walton-Verona: Keagan Gregory Girls lacrosseOhioDivision ICo-players of the yearCarly Thiel Sycamore: The senior led the Aviators to a 15-4 record and the Greater Miami Conference championship She was first-team all-state in Division I Region 4 midfielder of the year and a USA Lacrosse All-American She scored more than 100 goals this season and more than 300 for her career She also had 74 ground balls this season and over 200 draw controls Springboro: The Rutgers signee was Ohio Division I Co-Attack of the Year and Division I Region 4 Attack of the Year after scoring 188 goals for the Panthers Kings: He led the Knights to a 19-4 record their first regional championship and the Division I state semifinals Anderson: Kiersten Morgan; Fairfield: Elina Emmons; Kings: Paiten Volz Madelyn Owens; Lakota East: Alyssa Cleland Rachel Kohlhorst; Little Miami: Maddie McCauley Kate Ryder; Mercy McAuley: Jadyn Carle; Milford: Gabi Navas Kennedy Schneider; Mount Notre Dame: Rachel Benne; Oak Hills: Peyton Steinriede; Seton: Gretchen Goettke Lilly Nocito; Walnut Hills: Brynn Halbeisen Indian Hill: She led the Braves to a 16-4 record and the Division II state semifinals with 89 goals She was named the Ohio Division II midfielder of the year by the state coaches association and Region 8 Player of the Year Indian Hill: She led the Braves to a 16-4 record and the Division II state semifinals Alyssa Sunderman; Summit Country Day: Annette Lalonde Paige Skufca; Wyoming: Kathrine Rutherford Cooper: The junior was one of Kentucky’s leading scorers with 81 goals and 27 assists She also won possession with 87 ground balls and was named first-team all-state Notre Dame: He led the Pandas to a 9-11 record 3-2 district and undefeated record against Northern Kentucky competition Lebanon: The senior was the Eastern Cincinnati Conference Offensive Player of the Year and a DI all-state first-team member She led the ECC with 46 RBIs and nine home runs and hit .532 with 22 runs scored and 12 doubles She will continue her career at the University of Iowa Fairfield: She led the Indians to a 23-4 record a second straight district championship and their first regional crown since 1991 Steiger was also named the GMC Coach of the Year Sophia Scheidler; Little Miami: Skyla Fecher Ashleigh Meece; Loveland: Mackenzie Anderson Addie McBrayer; Middletown: Chrisda Cantwell Isabella Zimmerman; Mount Notre Dame: Ella Hull Abbragail Williams; Princeton: Lillian Comello Venice Oberkorn; Sycamore: Allie Borregard Becca Zilliox; West Clermont: Shelby Allen October Von Bargen; Western Brown: Jayci Barnes Division IIPlayer of the yearCamrynn Linneman Taylor: She was the driving force behind the Yellowjackets' seventh straight Cincinnati Hills League title She went 10-3 with a 0.72 ERA as a pitcher The CHL Player of the Year and DII all-state second-team member also hit .606 with 51 RBIs New Richmond: She coached the Lions to a 22-4 record a share of their third straight SBAAC-American division title and an appearance in the DII district semifinals Georgia Meyers; Clinton-Massie: Alyssa Sandlin Olivia Ward; Fenwick: Hadley Von Bargen; Goshen: Jaycee Bailey Macee Steele; Indian Hill: Landry Glenn; Mercy McAuley: Hayley Cook Mya Rose; Monroe: McKenna Bare; New Richmond: Rae Hartigan Lilly Summerville; Reading: Mackenzie Kruse; Roger Bacon: Kendra Gee Erin Pare; Taylor: Ellie Stafford; Wilmington: Jaydin Applegate Bethel-Tate: She was the SBAAC-National division co-Player of the Year and a DIII all-state first-team member she compiled a 15-6 record with a 2.28 earned run average and 113 strikeouts she led the conference with a .643 average and contributed 65 RBIs Bethel-Tate: He led the Tigers to a 19-9 record and their first district title since 2014 Jocelyn Lansing; Cincinnati Christian: Kelsey Stacy Naomi Updegrove; Cincinnati Country Day: Maddie Ebbing Riley Williams; Clermont Northeastern: Grace Adkins Rachel Walker; Fayetteville-Perry: Lilly Carlier Victoria Thompson; Georgetown: Jenna Bowman Morgan Preston; Lockland: Mary Sales; Madeira: Cindy Lu; Mariemont: Abby Connors; McNicholas: Leah Anstaett Jackie Katuska; Waynesville: Katelynn Eckley Lauren Rieger; Williamsburg: Kaylynn Anderkin Highlands: The senior was named the Ninth Region Player of the Year and was a Class 2A all-state honoree Highlands: He led the Bluebirds to a 27-13 record and their third straight Ninth Region title Chloe Reed; Bishop Brossart: Leah Robinson Rachel Shewmaker; Boone County: Josie Hollingsworth Dani Wright; Campbell County: Moriah Price Faith Whitford; Conner: Breanna Meredith; Cooper: Kaitlyn Furnish Mackenzie Sullivan; Dixie Heights: Riley Hopkins; East Central: Delaney Donawerth Montana Plymale; Highlands: Morgan Pompilio; Holmes: Carlie Riley Madison Urlage; Lawrenceburg: Jill Cavanaugh Erica Sizemore; Lloyd Memorial: Madysen Godsey Lexy Rice; Newport Central Catholic: Cecily Seiter Miley Wolf; Notre Dame:  Addison Zinser; Ryle: Zoe Coop Elise Manhardt; Simon Kenton: Landrey Dance; South Dearborn: Ava Cutter Rosemary Rice; Walton-Verona: Emery Spillman Xavier: After winning a doubles state championship last year as a freshman Dwyer moved to singles for his sophomore campaign where he claimed the Division I singles state championship Doubles team of the yearNicholas Choo-Chase Klugo Sycamore: After placing fourth at the sectional tournament the senior and freshman pair bounced back to win the Division I district and state championships Sycamore: Sycamore had four Ohio High School Athletic Association state qualifiers The GMC champions also repeated as Ohio Tennis Coaches Association team state champions Lakota East: Ethan Vass; Lakota West: Quinn Cooper; Loveland: Beckett Zappin; Moeller: Adam Anastasia; Clayton Arnett; Ross: Jack Johnson; St Xavier: Connor Lynch; Sycamore: Kyle Friedrich; Walnut Hills: Dugan Fowler Sycamore; Arjun Rajagopala-Andrew Wittenbaum Second-team doublesConnor Buckingham-Aron Dornhecker Milford; Revanth Manchineella-Rapeegon Tangsantikul Colerain: Michael Casagrande-Cade Ott; Harrison: Devin Fliter-Ridge Owens; Lakota East: Varun Das-Mercer Mills; Lakota West: Quinn Cooper-Matthew Krummen; Moeller: Henry Brown-Ethan Hawryschuk; Walnut Hills: Anish Kandi-Grish Murali Seven Hills: After finishing as sectional runner-up Mahajan bounced back to claim the district title in a rematch while moving on to finish fourth in the OHSAA state tournament Indian Hill: The pair cruised to sectional and district championships before placing third in the Division II OHSAA tournament Indian Hill: Three OHSAA state qualifiers came from Indian Hill before the team went on to clinch the OTCA Division II team state championship Connor Hartford; Clinton-Massie: Avden Faucett; Georgetown: Morgan Campbell Seven Hills; Gavin Isakov-Chinmay Machavaran Covington Catholic: In his final tournament run Hussey claimed another Ninth Region championship before reaching the state finals of the Kentucky High School Athletic Association singles state bracket Covington Catholic: The pair repeated as Ninth Region and KHSAA doubles state champions Covington Catholic: Hertsenberg’s Colonels had a doubles state championship and a singles state runner-up in the individual tournament before clinching the KHSAA state team championship Covington Catholic; William Tribble-Jacob Kramer Covington Catholic; Griffin Derry-Colin Mcclure Dixie Heights; Ben Baker-Navneeth Selvaraju Beechwood; Cameron Wells-Christopher Wells Campbell County; Carson Taylor-Matthew Zureick Girls tennisNorthern KentuckySingles player of the yearKayla Johnson Cooper: The sophomore was the Ninth Region singles champion and reached the Round of 16 in the KHSAA state tournament Ryle: The Ninth Region champions advanced to the Round of 16 of the KHSAA state tournament Notre Dame: The Pandas took home the team championship of the Ninth Region qualifying for state where Notre Dame reached the state quarterfinals Dixie Heights; Lucy Bailey-Isabella Mcelwee Notre Dame; Avery Love-Niveditha Selvaraju Newport Central Catholic; Natalie Lukey-Casey Martis Simon Kenton; Madeline Mitchell-Annie Chadwick La Salle: He was the fastest man in Cincinnati this year He never lost a 100- or 200-meter championship race was the second-fastest man in the state at 200 meters (21.31 seconds) and the third-fastest man in the state at 100 meters (10.55 seconds) Moeller: He won Greater Catholic League-South titles in the discus and shot put Xavier: He led the Bombers to a third-place finish at their district meet Batavia: He won district titles in the 110- and 300-meter hurdles and 4x400-meter relay He played a role in helping the Bulldogs win a regional title before placing third at state in the 300-meter hurdles and sixth in the 110-meter hurdles clearing 17 feet to win a regional title before winning the state title Batavia: He led the Bulldogs to a runner-up finish at their district meet before winning a regional title Cincinnati Christian: The senior set a new 1,600-meter personal best of 4:21.74 before placing eighth at state He was also the 800-meter district champion Cincinnati Christian: The senior won Miami Valley Conference and district championships in both the discus and shot put He was second in the region in both disciplines before finishing third in the discus and fourth in the shot put at the state meet Cincinnati Christian: She guided the Cougars to a district runner-up finish an eighth-place regional finish and 16th place at state 4x200 relay: Summit Country Day (Dallas Goins 4x400 relay: Summit Country Day (Liam Woodward 4x800 relay: Summit Country Day (Liam Woodward 4x100 relay: Summit Country Day (Grant Desch 4x800 relay: Cincinnati Country Day (Ben Graff 200-meter dash and 4x100-meter relay region and state titles he clocked personal bests in the 100 meters (10.77 seconds) and 200 meters (22.02 seconds) Simon Kenton: The junior was the regional long jump and high jump champion He took second at state in the long jump with a new personal best of 21 feet 10.75 inches and placed fourth in the high jump Beechwood: He led the Tigers to their first state title scoring 81 points to beat out Louisville Collegiate by 13 points 4x200 relay: Covington Catholic (Garrett Gallagher 4x400 relay: Covington Catholic (Jake Heitker 4x800 relay: Bishop Brossart (Brennen Callahan 4x400 relay: Newport Central Catholic (Axel Dance 4x800 relay: Covington Catholic (Nolan Bonta 4x100 relay: Newport Central Catholic (Axel Dance Harrison: She set school records in every distance from 400 meters to 3,200 meters The senior won the 800-meter Southwest Ohio Conference district and regional titles before taking fifth place at state Turpin: The sophomore cleared a height of 12 feet 4 inches in the pole vault to win Turpin's first girls track and field state title since 1986 Mason: He led the Comets to their fourth straight GMC title 4x400 relay: Lakota East (Qiersten McClain 4x800 relay: Lakota West (Kaitlin Kaszubski 4x100 relay: Lakota East (Mikaylah Chandler 4x200 relay: Lakota East (Qiersten McClain 4x400 relay: Little Miami (Maddie Armentano Waynesville: The senior capped off an illustrious career with Southwestern Buckeye League She helped the Spartans to a third-place finish at state in the 4x800-meter relay then placed third in the 1,600 and fourth in the 3,200 Wyoming: She enjoyed an undefeated season in the high jump Waynesville: She led the Spartans to a district title a third-place finish at regionals and a ninth-place finish at state Purcell Marian: The freshman won an MVC and district championship in the 100-meter dash before placing third at state She also took fourth place at state in the 200-meter dash Williamsburg: The junior won the SBAAC and district titles in the high jump before placing fifth at state with a new personal best of five feet the Silver Knights won their district championship by 70 points placed fifth at regionals and 20th at state 4x200 and 4x400-meter relays all finished on the state podium 4x100 relay: Summit Country Day (Vanessa Carrington 4x200 relay: Summit Country Day (Vanessa Carrington 4x400 relay: Summit Country Day (McKinley Kramer 4x800 relay: Summit Country Day (Callie Fox 4x100 relay: DePaul Cristo Rey (Makiah Taylor 4x200 relay: Seven Hills (Claire Bachelder 4x400 relay: Seven Hills ((Madison Zortman 4x400 relay: Cincinnati Country Day (Catherine Monroe Beechwood: She won Class 1A regional and state championships in the 800- and 1,600-meter run and helped the 4x800-meter relay to a regional and state championship Simon Kenton: She won the Class 3A long jump and triple jump regional titles before winning the long jump state title and placing second in the triple jump with a new personal best of 37 feet Beechwood: He led the Tigers to a Class 1A Region 4 title and back-to-back state championships 4x100 relay: Bishop Brossart (Hadley Eviston 4x800 relay: Campbell County (Aidan Christopher 4x800 relay: Bishop Brossart (Larah Callahan Xavier: The GCL-South and Region 4 Player of the Year was also a first-team All-Ohio selection The senior setter had over 1,000 assists for the season as he led the Bombers to a 27-1 record and the OHSAA Division I state championship Xavier: Ferris led the Bombers to the program’s fourth state championship with a 27-1 overall record with their second-consecutive solo GCL South championship Honorable mentionEdgewood: Jonah Combs; Elder: Mitchell Kelly; Fairfield: Conner Mosure; La Salle: Lance Wiesman Harrison Wood; Lakota East: Ryan Liesten; Lakota West: Adam Blair Lebanon: Collin Williams; Loveland: Carter Lucas Reid Niven; Mason: Jack Rhoten; Milford: Drew Ward; Moeller: William Sauer Xavier: Noah Boyett; Sycamore: Oscar Piedrahita; West Clermont: Jordan Gravett Fenwick: Snyder earned GCL-Coed and Region 8 Player of the Year honors as well as a first-team All-Ohio nod as he notched 249 kills and 65 blocks for the Falcons McNicholas: With just one senior on the roster Mulvey coached McNicholas to a 23-5 record as the Rockets returned to the OHSAA Division II state tournament winning the first state title in program history 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Riverwatch Drive: Katherine and Alex Trent to Jennifer Overholser and Christopher Gulgas; $441,000 Walton11889 Arbor Run Drive: Patricia Drasser to Audrey Reed and Aaron Gray; $380,000 28 High School Court: Brenda and Andrew Hugenberg to Brenda and Roy Steinhoff; $195,000 unit 8: Shelby Hockenberry to Crystal Kniffin and Seth Channing; $172,000 830 Crisp Court: Tara and Kyle Lane to Ashley and Zachary Davis; $311,500 849 Crisp Court: Fischer Single Family Homes IV unit 6: Edward Runkel to Brack Herald; $150,000 CINCINNATI — It's a sport you wouldn't expect to see on the list of extracurricular activities at a school but Forest Hills School District students were lining up — even auditioning — to become part of the Forest Hills esports team Esports — short for electronic sports — refers to online competitive gaming a growing hobby with its own formal leagues Forest Hills' team will compete against others from across Ohio in games like "Super Smash Brothers" and "Overwatch." "We know that video games sometimes are looked at as something that might be not purposeful so we wanted to make it purposeful," said technology teaching and learning support specialist Adam Samuels The Forest Hills esports team is made up of 25 Turpin and Anderson High School students who all have different interests in life Turpin High School freshman Jordan Hardt wants to become a doctor and said that being part of the esports team can help him get there in more ways than one it's more about finite movements and making sure that it's really miniscule," said Hardt and you just have to have that steady hand." Hardt added that playing these video games competitively against others helps him learn about overcoming defeat students have the chance to get scholarships from participating we have different colleges reaching out to players and to us as coaches," said Samuels "There are scholarships upwards of $8,000 a year so there are some big scholarships out there A couple of players have already had coaches reach out to them from those colleges." The team engages in many career-connected activities and skills ranging from graphic design to public speaking Many of the computers the team competes on were built by students increasing the chances of scholarship opportunities as well "We wanted them to engage in skills that could help them be successful in their future," added Samuels we have students using Illustrator to do graphic design and we have them getting into marketing and the commentary kind of thing with a streaming we do online." esports will be the second most viewed professional sport with 84 million viewers is that other more mainstream sports come at a cost "A lot of students we've noticed with sports and physicality those are barriers to not wanting to participate in sports potentially," said Samuels "We know costs are high now with pay to play so esports is an opportunity we can offer at a low cost giving students possibly their first experience of doing team sports." Students have been home and social distancing due to COVID-19 but they are ready for the club to start back up next school year society is trying to learn to accept the fact that this is the next sports that we will have," said Turpin High School senior Maura Cueto "It's interesting to see how people will react." ANDERSON TOWNSHIP, Ohio -- While most districts in the tri-state have headed back to school, Forest Hills Schoolsare wrapping up a major construction project before kids enter the classrooms Anderson High School has been going through a total renovation for more than a year.  “A lot of the classrooms didn’t have flooring or ceilings so that we could get a head start as we’ve started this summer,” Forest Hills Assistant Superintendent Mike Broadwater said Many of the classrooms are ready for students new electric and this is a building built in 1960,” Broadwater said New technology to the school includes wiring the rooms for presentations and and tablets and air conditioning throughout the building “We’ve got all new access points so that we’ve got a more robust system where we can put about 60 to 70 devices in one room,” Broadwater said.  The renovations to Anderson High School also added a weight room for student athletes and others Turpin High School saw some renovations which included increased security.  “Every single school now has a security vestibule where we can lock down any intruder that may not be warranted to be in the building,” Broadwater said Turpin also added more security cameras keeping an eye on the hallways and security cards for staff entering the building The school’s new gym is expected to be finished by October.  Turpin High School health teacher Larry Chialastri resigned under threat of termination this week after the school district investigated Snapchat messages he sent to at least one former student − a girl who graduated in 2022 − and a coworker His conduct is under review by the state for possibly violating the rule against soliciting or engaging in an inappropriate relationship with someone who was a student in the preceding 12 months "I got a month to flirt with ya," Chialastri typed in a Snapchat message to a former student Screenshots of these messages were included in Chialastri's personnel file which The Enquirer obtained Friday through an Ohio Open Records Act request "Hope you don't mind but this old guy has some 'ideas' when we hang out," another message to the recent graduate reads Education: 1 in 4 high school seniors at this Boone County school have associate degrees The district's resource officer was alerted and shown screenshots of the communications but the officer "did not believe that the matter was something that law enforcement would get involved with absent additional facts," the district wrote to the state education department when reporting Chialastri's misconduct Chialastri worked at Turpin for nearly two decades most recently as a health and physical education teacher and the assistant boys’ varsity soccer coach He’s also worked with the school’s Link Crew The Forest Hills School Board accepted Chialastri's resignation at Wednesday's school board meeting but Forest Hills spokesperson Josh Bazan told The Enquirer Chialastri will remain on paid administrative leave until then “He will not be returning to the classroom or work in any manner,” Bazan said in an email The Enquirer has reached out to Chialastri for comment School records confirm Chialastri was the employee placed on administrative leave in mid-April when Forest Hills vaguely alerted parents to an investigation "to address information that is circulating social media .. involving allegations of inappropriate communication" between an employee and former student when a Turpin administrator received an anonymous email with photos of a shirtless Chialastri that were allegedly sent to his former student Turpin students saw and shared the photos through social media and Human Resources Director Rob Fellows notified Chialastri of the investigation and a fact-finding meeting the next day said she had known Chialastri since her freshman year and although she transferred after her sophomore year at Turpin continued to hear from Chialastri intermittently she said he sent her a Snapchat message on her 18th birthday in November of her senior year of high school that said "Happy birthday hot stuff." That's when she blocked Chialastri from the social media platform The girl's mother told the district she'd been cautious of Chialastri but never felt she needed to alert school officials Chialastri said he had talked to the former student earlier that week because "she was stressed about her final exams." Fellows wrote that this investigation was closed April 20 District responds to another allegation from health teacher's coworkerOn April 21 the district received another allegation against Chialastri − this time from a fellow employee told administrators that Chialastri sent her a text message earlier in the school year that said there was too "much talent in that body to fail," referencing her leadership skills He then sent her a cartoon GIF of a person being handcuffed to a bed frame and wrote: "Make sure (redacted) takes good care of you tonight." The woman said she didn't respond to this message but that it made her uncomfortable Chialastri submitted his letter of resignation April 27, through attorney William Steele which was approved by the school board this week Chialastri cited "personal reasons." But in Forest Hills' report of misconduct to the state education department Fellows noted Chialastri resigned under threat of termination and may have engaged in conduct "unbecoming to the teaching profession." Superintendent Larry Hook told Chialastri he is not to communicate with district staff or students or be physically present on district property through the end of July Previous incidents: Chialastri reprimanded in 2021 for 'culturally insensitive' commentThis wasn't the first time Chialastri was reprimanded In March 2021 he received a letter of official written reprimand for two instances that “were offensive to some individuals.”   Chialastri spoke in an Asian dialect “when discussing a restaurant experience.” The comment was “culturally insensitive,” the letter reads Around the same time Chialastri made at least one student feel uncomfortable by using the phrase “get down your pants” during a health discussion “about a guy taking advantage of a girl.”  “We have had prior discussions regarding conversations in the classroom that were reported as inappropriate or caused students to feel uncomfortable,” outgoing Principal Dave Spencer wrote to Chialastri in the letter “I strongly recommend that you recognize the seriousness of this and take steps to eliminate these types of issues in the future.” stating he teaches sensitive subject matter and sometimes uses comedy "to help with the tension." "Considering the topics I teach and the number of students I see per year there will always be things somebody finds offensive or uncomfortable," Chialastri wrote Forest Hills filed a misconduct report against Chialastri on May 2 The Forest Hills School District board of education voted to ban Turpin High School's Diversity Day from occurring during school hours or through school or taxpayer resources during a special meeting Sunday afternoon Turpin, located in Anderson Township, serves more than 1,000 students in the Forest Hills School District. According to U.S. News & World Report more than 90% of Turpin students are white Sunday's motion to postpone Diversity Day again, made by newly elected board member Bob Bibb Board member Leslie Rasmussen refused to vote.  Rasmussen said the board's previous postponement for Diversity Day was made because other board members said they were concerned about the "process" by which the event was formed The event has been held for more than five years at the suburban Cincinnati high school.  "You all lied," Rasmussen said during the meeting Racial Diversity Awareness Day at Turpin traditionally includes a series of activities video clips and breakout sessions with guest speakers that focus on history This year the event was scheduled to included guest speakers from the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center Back2Back Ministries Cincinnati and Cincinnati's Citizen Complaint Authority School board president Linda Hausfeld read from parent emails during Sunday's board meeting. Community members were upset about Diversity Day, she said, because some teachers were offering students extra credit for attendance. Others wrote they did not want taxpayer dollars to support curriculums related to critical race theory which four of the newly elected board members ran against in November.  "Voters made it very clear in the November election that we do not want to fund social justice and political programming that is inherently divisive," Hausfeld read from one community member's message which Hausfeld said came from a Black parent in the school district reads: "Maybe their hearts are in the right place but the implementation is completely off-base "If my multicultural children were eligible for this event I would opt out," Hausfeld read from the parent's email One of the activities planned for Diversity Day included asking students to answer anonymously to questions such as: I don't understand how this is the business of students staff or leaders in this exercise," board member Sara Jonas said "How is this not political and indoctrination to the students?" said she called Sunday's meeting because she wanted to discuss a way to include Anderson High School students in Diversity Day She suggested having the event after school or over the weekend.  "It is May," superintendent Scot Prebles said it might be difficult for the high schools to come together to plan an event that works with both of their schedules before the end of the school year According to the district calendar Forest Hills parent Jessica Cunningham was emotional and will go to Turpin High School eventually Cunningham said she was "very disappointed" with superintendent Prebles during Sunday's meeting. Prebles is leaving the district for another superintendent position in the Cleveland area next school year "I feel like he let all of us down today," she said I have seen him try so hard and to see him "But we're staying and our kids are staying and our kids have to grow up in this culture," another parent DeMaria said her children will funnel into Turpin High School She's also an educator at Archbishop Moeller High School Once these kind of events go away or are limited She also said switching the event to an after-school or weekend activity will limit its reach have extracurriculars or can't get transportation "Diversity is not a controversial word," DeMaria said "And learning about somebody else's experience is not controversial." The motion passed by the board Sunday states Turpin's Diversity Day "shall not proceed during school hours" and "shall not be conducted or further organized during school hours or through the use of school or taxpayer resources." It is unclear if the event will be rescheduled for another time outside of the school day honoring people who have served in the military is a no-brainer That’s why Cravens is happy to be working on a committee putting together a new “Veterans’ Wall” at the high school which is in Anderson Township and part of the Forest Hills Local School District The wall will feature a 65-inch interactive touch screen with a presentation honoring Turpin High School alumni faculty and support staff who have served or are currently serving in the military “Honoring Spartan alumni who have made monumental sacrifices in service is the least that we can do to show our gratitude,” Cravens said “Allowing students access to veteran alumni digital profiles who have adorned the same jerseys frequented the same halls and shared the same esprit de corps for Turpin High school is an easy decision.”  The Veterans’ Wall will be located within a new athletic entrance to Turpin High School which is undergoing renovations expected to be complete next winter Organizers would like to finish the wall by April 2019. They are currently are looking for people to honor The presentation on the Veterans’ Wall will include a photo and a short biography for each person honored said Turpin High School Assistant Principal Nathan Dumford “Visitors will be able to search for Turpin veterans based on name conflicts and service medals received,” Dumford said Cravens will be honored on the Veterans’ Wall.  Now vice president of operations for a medical organization headquartered in Cleveland Marine Corps Infantry from 2004 to 2012 as an infantryman platoon sergeant.  “I deployed three times to combat operations in Fallujah “The honor wall is an important recognition of all Turpin High School faculty staff and alumni who have served in the military,” Dumford said “This commitment to our nation should never be forgotten and should inspire courage and dedication for our community and country.” Private donations will fund the Turpin High School Veterans’ Wall People can make a tax-deductible donation through the Forest Hills Foundation for Education at http://fhfe.org/turpin-alumni-home/.   people can send checks made payable to “FHFE/Turpin Veterans’ Wall” to Turpin High School To get a name on the Turpin High School Veterans’ Wall, contact Dumford at TurpinVeterans@foresthills.edu or 513-232-7770 which also is in the Forest Hills Local School District has had a Veterans’ Wall since 2015.   To get a name on the Anderson High School Veterans’ Wall, email AndersonVeterans@gmail.com Want to know more about what is happening in the Forest Hills Local School District? Follow me on Twitter @jeannehouck ANDERSON TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Students in the Forest Hills School District walked out of class Wednesday to protest the cancellation of Turpin High School's diversity day Roughly 350 students walked out of Turpin High School at 9:52 a.m The students carried signs and chanted mantras like "do better Forest Hills" before heading back into class about 10 minutes after the walkout started The students walked to the nearby Heritage Unitarian Universalist Church Turpin High School students walked out after their second bell in a protest against the board’s decision to cancel Diversity Day. ⁦@WCPO⁩ pic.twitter.com/Kv03pVfdU5 It's like really hard to like feel and understand and stuff," said Kennan Alcalde "What it does is it brings people together and you get an insight about how other students learn and how other students days are and like what they're thinking behind the scenes and not what they just show Anderson High School also held a walkout at 10:25 a.m the district said it was aware of student demonstrations planned "The district recognizes and respects the rights of its students to exercise their constitutionally guaranteed rights to assemble peaceably and to express ideas and opinions," the statement says is to provide a safe and secure learning environment for every student and we will continue with our commitment to maintain a high level of safety for students while on campus." students will be holding their own student-led diversity day Wednesday afternoon a senior who helped plan the school-led event said the students decided the school needed to have a diversity day no matter the board's decision Mengel will speak to Congress as part of a hearing on free speech the board's positions exist to help facilitate the education of the kids and what the kids are asking for which unfortunately means that we have to step up and do the role of leading all of this," Mengel said students and community members spoke during public comment at the Forest Hills School District Board Meeting "I'm inspired by your thoughtful and respectful approach and I respect you students on how you handled yourself today," Superintendent Scot Prebles said in the meeting Thursday to share their experience with Congress at a hearing focused on classroom censorship an optional event for juniors and seniors that includes activities and guest speakers More than 300 Turpin High School students participated in a walkout on Wednesday to protest the cancelation of Diversity Day earlier this month Students gathered at Heritage Universalist Unitarian Church holding signs calling for promotion of diversity within the Forest Hills School District and to empower students The walkouts occurred on the scheduled date for Diversity Day stating that the event would no longer happen during school hours use school resources or be paid for by taxpayers the school district announced its cancelation "At this time, FHSD staff have determined they will not be able to organize an event that meets the newly instituted board expectations before the end of the school year, so it will not be rescheduled for this year," Forest Hill School District Communications Coordinator Josh Bazan said in a statement Board member Leslie Rasmussen abstained from voting on the issue saying board members "interfered" with the event citing "critical race theory and social justice" as their reasons for its postponement Four of the board's newly elected members ran together on a platform opposing critical race theory On the day Diversity Day was supposed to be held multiple students passed a megaphone to each other to give speeches and to lead chants Claire Mengel is a senior at Turpin High School They thanked the community for the support it's provided students but expressed disappointment the walkout had to take place because the "(school) board has failed us." "We should not be here because the board should be doing their jobs and the fact that we're here is incredible but it is also disappointing because we should be in school doing what we're supposed to do as kids," Mengel said Johnny Wettengel is also a student at Turpin High School He thanked the students for making their voices heard and to show the school board that they're "doing a bad job" at representing students to show them that we support diversity in our school district," Wettengel said "We are here to show them that we won't just sit down and let them cancel events that matter to us We are here to show them that diversity isn't political Mengel said the event's cancelation adds another level of stress to a district dealing with a "mental health crisis," but the community's support has helped during a tough time for students "Even though the board has power in this situation the community is standing together and there is so much more support than I've seen anything negative about this," Mengel said On Thursday Congressional Subcommittee on Civil Rights and Civil Liberties The hearing will focus on "the ongoing efforts to prohibit discussion in K-12 classrooms about American history and to punish teachers who violate vague and discriminatory state laws by discussing these topics." Hundreds of students are filing in. @917wvxu @FHSchools pic.twitter.com/4ahbCx7E0U MASON -After a blustery day that featured a two-plus hour delay due to wet courts two Greater Cincinnati high schools were left standing to compete in the Division I and II state semifinals Saturday at the Lindner Tennis Center Turpin in Division I and Indian Hill in Division II will be represented Saturday Leading the way as the only Tri-State singles semifinalist is Turpin sophomore Caitlin Fisher  Fisher had one of the more exciting Division I first round matches going three sets to beat Cassie Alcala of Pickerington North That put her in the second round with the "other" Emily Thomas of Massillon Jackson 7-5 to become Turpin's first singles semifinalist and the first for coach Gail Maundrell I just tried to play my best and it worked The day was sweet for Fisher after losing in the first round a year ago The day was not so sweet for a couple of last year's semifinalists Defending DI state champion Emily Thomas of Princeton dispatched Alexandra Veskallio of Magnificat 6-1 6-1 but then fell short against Hudson's Molly Sandberg 6-2 Teary-eyed from the emotion and unforgiving wind Thomas didn't feel 100 percent as she did in 2015 when she won the title "My ankle has been giving me problems all season," Thomas said It would've been a lot closer had I been able to run well I'm not going to take anything away from her Sophomore Kelli Niehaus of Mount Notre Dame one of the few players to ever defeat Thomas of Princeton  Her first match against Kayla Pukys of Louisville was easy the second against Anna Roggenburk of Magnificat didn't go the Cougar's way with a 6-2 Walnut Hills senior Lilly O'Toole saw her prep career come to an end with a 6-2 O'Toole had previously made the state tournament as a freshman and was able to go out on the big stage again "It's so cool to be able to end my career the same way it began," O'Toole said It means so much to me that I made it here today Indian Hill freshman Morgan Coburn beat Olivia Rohrbacher of Sandusky Perkins  In her second round against Nicole Gillinov of Hathaway Brown it's just a matter of more experience," Indian Hill coach Gary Samuels said "It was a great first round win against Olivia Rohrbacher who is going to play for Penn State." fell in the first round to Marissa Madison of Columbus School for Girls Indian Hill plays the Columbus School for Girls in the Division II Ohio Tennis Coaches Association tournament in Reynoldsburg  Seniors Isabel Cepeda/Amanda Huser downed Skye Harwood/Paige Carmichael of Walsh Jesuit 2-6 6-1 in round one and senior Sneha Kandi/junior Nicole Reid also had a marathon first-rounder with a 6-0 6-3 win over Nora Abdul-Aziz/Belen Balibrea of Perrysburg The lengthy matches may have wore the Lady Comets down as Kandi/Reid lost to Marian and Anne Zivick of Uniontown Green 6-3 6-1 and Cepeda/Huser fell to Molly Bauer and Ana Lopez of Magnificat Sycamore freshman Harsitha Kalaiarasan/senior Beverly Liu lost to Hallie Hunt/Alessa Koinoglou of North Canton Hoover senior Ellie Foster/junior Gabriella O'Connor beat C.C Patton/Madison Humbles of Notre Dame Academy 6-1 the Lions ladies lost to the Cianciolas of Canfied 6-1 junior Gracey Hirsch/freshman Hayley Hirsch went three sets with Isabella Daverlo/Rebecca Wolf of Hathaway Brown "The first set and third set we got them and shut them down really quick," Gracey Hirsch said The Hirsch sisters then drew Savannah Hailey/Helen Hoag of Columbus School for Girls but first had to wait an unwanted hour for an open court Gracey was correct as the Hirschs advanced to the Saturday semis winning against the Hailey/Hoag duo that they'll likely see again in the team tournament "The Hirschs came through a tough three-setter against Hathaway Brown The red-haired siblings will square off with Claudia Althaus/Carly Cohen of Gates Mills Gilmour Academy Indian Hill's other doubles entry of seniors Amalia Guzman/Sarah Price lost to Maverick Delp/Sophia Spinnaze of Toledo Central Both Seven Hills doubles teams fell in round one with juniors Jillian Blatt/Natalie Choo losing to Althaus/Cohen of Gilmour 6-0 6-0 and senior sisters Alana and Lauren Saggar losing to Michelle Tokman/Anjali Kashyap of Orange Saturday with temperatures not forecast to reach 50 until around noon TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need Stephen Turpin signed up for the Marines to serve his country and later joined law enforcement to help local communities The 2005 Penn Hills High School graduate was rewarded for his civilian efforts via promotion to Oakmont police sergeant “I like the community,” Turpin said after the recognition at Monday night’s council meeting “It’s an honor to be a sergeant here.” of Penn Hills served in the Marines from 2005 to 2009 and reached the rank of sergeant He then worked part-time as a patrolman for Springdale Township and Oakmont for a couple of years before taking a full-time position in the borough force in 2016 I thought it was the best way I could give back to the community,” Turpin said “Use some of the stuff I learned in the military (like) serving Nearly a dozen of Turpin’s supporters shared a moment outside council chambers before heading off with everyone to celebrate Police Chief Michael Ford said Turpin is very deserving of the promotion “He’s very reliable,” Ford said “He’s great with community outreach and he’s very knowledgeable.” Turpin is the second in command of the department “I think Oakmont will be well-served by his dedication and his skills as a police officer,” council President Patricia Friday said The promotion does come with a bump in pay Michael DiVittorio is a TribLive reporter covering general news in Western Pennsylvania, with a penchant for festivals and food. He can be reached at mdivittorio@triblive.com Stay up-to-date on important news from TribLIVE 1-800-909-8742 © 2025 Trib Total Media | All Rights Reserved About Us Advertise Career Opportunities Contact Advertising Contact Circulation Contact Newsroom Contact Us Feedback Request Correction Resource Center Scholarship Opportunities Send Letter to the Editor Send News Tip Subscribe Subscriber Services Blog eFeatures Email Newsletters eTrib Facebook Home Delivery Instagram LinkedIn Marketing Minute Store Locations TribLIVE App - App Store TribLIVE App - Google Play X (formerly Twitter) Arts & Entertainment Best of the Best Business Directory Circulars Contests Coronavirus Lifestyles Local News YaJagOff Obituaries Opinion Our Publications Photos Real Estate Sports Video Weather Cookie Settings Privacy Policy Terms of Service The Peach Truck is returning to Cincinnati. The Nashville-based fruit delivery business, which transports farm-fresh peaches from Georgia across the country is celebrating its 10-year anniversary this year And it will stop at several Greater Cincinnati locations starting next month Fans of Georgia's state fruit can choose between three Peach Truck products: the company's signature 25-pound box of peaches for $50, a 10-ounce bag of pecans for $15 or a combo package containing two boxes of peaches and two bags of pecans for $110 all peaches arrive within 24 hours of being hand-picked All products need to be ordered ahead of time online at thepeachtruck.com. There, you can select a time frame to pick up your peaches at one of the Cincinnati tour stops listed below. Alternatively, you can also have items shipped to your house Best of Taste of Cincinnati: Festival gets preview as food trucks compete Peaches: Peach Cobbler Factory expanding into Ohio, Cincinnati location opening this year ANDERSON TOWNSHIP - With a runner-up finish in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference last season Anderson wrestlers are ready to work for that top spot Anderson hasn’t won a conference championship in wrestling since 1993 McIntire said the Redskins return 12 starters so they only have to replace two weight classes Most notably back for Anderson is senior Cole Cain who placed sixth at districts and came one win away from reaching state Trey Lanham and Luke Loebker are also returning district qualifiers Kevin Stone and Max Berry are all experienced returning starters “We have a great group of senior leaders and a group of guys that are willing to outwork the guy next to them,” said McIntire McNicholas will seek to improve in the highly competitive Greater Catholic League-Coed Division after an eighth-place finish last season Junior Jackson Gear returns after making GCL-Coed first team at 170 pounds He is a returning state qualifier and is currently ranked eighth in Ohio Junior Rielly Dowell-Howko made second team at 132 Other returning starters are sophomore Jack Keri junior Thomas Moore and seniors Reese Jabin and Ken Zhao “We have seven returning starters with plenty of experience including one returning state qualifier,” Moore said “We also have several young up and coming wrestlers with experience to fill the line-up.” Turpin’s wrestling team will make use of some strong individuals as well as a nice blend of youth and experience to capture some success this season on the mats The Spartans will be led by senior Brady Eckert and junior Harry Sand Eckert was Eastern Cincinnati Conference second team with a fifth-place finish at sectionals last season Sand was first-team All-ECC and placed runner-up at sectionals to earn a spot at districts “The team has four seniors and five freshmen so it is heavy on both ends in terms of class breakdown but it is suffering in total numbers due to lingering football injuries and the like,” said fourth-year head coach Kyle Georg “I’m really looking forward to seeing senior Al Fehrenbach return for his last season after his junior season was cut short due to a concussion I’m also looking forward to seeing junior John McGuire have a breakout season; he has always been a solid wrestler but hasn’t gotten the top tournament finishes that I know he is capable of.” One of the tournaments always on Turpin’s radar is the “King of the Hill” tri-match with McNicholas and Anderson Jan but his team is already showing signs of promise Miami Valley Christian Academy has two wrestlers who compete with the Mariemont team and follow their schedule Sophomores Sam Smith and Seth Henderson of the Lions will compete with the Warriors’ squad First-year Mariemont coach Jim Barr now supervises the MVCA pair “Seth and Sam make our room better,” Barr said “Their work ethic and determination will only help them get better Practicing with Mariemont gets everyone better.” Smith and Henderson next compete for MVCA against Shroder and Cincinnati Country Day Dec Walnut Hills should show some improvement after a sixth-place Eastern Cincinnati Conference finish last season Coach Emmerson Mincy returns five starters including senior Quinton Mincy who was seventh in Division I at 220 pounds a year ago The younger Mincy is committed to wrestle at the University of Chicago where he’ll be a pre-medicine major Senior Demetrius Smith also returns at 160 pounds after being injured last year In the light-to-middle weights senior Saul Weinstein is back at 138 and sophomore Ike Weyand-Geise will go at 145 Freshman Darren Thomas-Dixon is an up and comer at 152 “We have finally grasped the concept that in order to be a better wrestling program each individual must be committed to making not only our program better but making each of our teammates better,” coach Mincy said his sons and many Walnut Hills wrestlers have seen the Eagles through numerous growing pains since it was returned as a varsity sport seven years ago we practiced at a gym in a Lockland office park,” coach Mincy said we practiced at a church that was converted from an elementary school We then practiced on one end of our junior high gym while we had to grab assorted basketballs as they whizzed by our mats we didn’t even have a mat of our own to practice on Despite the sharing of facilities and adversities Quinton Mincy could make Cincinnati Public School history He is closing in on 150 wins and is ranked No He was an AAU All-American at the AAU Scholastic Duals in Hampton he was third at the Walt Disney World National Duals and champion at the Megatron Duals in Charlotte he’ll be the first wrestler from the Cincinnati Public Schools to win a state title since Norman Hatchett in the early 1970s,” coach Mincy said Ahead for Walnut Hills is a home match with Boyle County (Kentucky) Dec 17 and Walnut will take on John Carroll in Washington With the caliber of talent in the Greater Catholic League South this season but they’re all experienced and versed in the postseason grind Senior Connor Yauss is a returning state alternate at 160 pounds Junior Jack Heyob is a returning district qualifier at 220 pounds and sophomore James Krusinski returns as a district qualifier at 113 pounds Senior Paul Hulefeld is also back after reaching districts last year at 182 pounds Heyob and Hulefeld were second-team All-GCL South last season Fourth-year head coach Tom Wynn is waiting to see who else can step up on a young team into major roles this season but these guys are hard workers and have set high standards for themselves.” The University of Cincinnati recently unveiled its Hero Bearcats campaign Thirty statues were installed throughout the Tristate Among those include three statues painted by Villa Madonna Academy High School/Junior High students "Guard Hard," a tribute to lifeguards was painted by sophomore Hannah Willmott of Edgewood Hannah’s statue is located on the Purple People Bridge "First Bearcat on the Moon," a tribute to Neil Armstrong was painted by sophomore Trinity Tankersley of Turpin Hills was painted by senior Vivian Zhuang. It is located at Firehouse Number 15 in Mount Adams Vivian is an international student from China and lives with her host mom in Park Hills The Hero Bearcats public art campaign will be on display through September In recent years, the NFL‘s rule changes have made it easier for players with speed and agility to thrive Smaller players who may have been pulverized in previous NFL eras can now make an impact in the modern NFL using their quickness and explosiveness Let’s rank the quickest players in the league based on top game speeds This shouldn’t come as much of a surprise Tyreek Hill is the fastest player in the NFL, and he plays on the league’s fastest team, the Miami Dolphins which is a major reason why they pulled off their blockbuster trade for Hill in 2022 While he “only” ran a 4.29-second 40-yard dash prior to entering the league Hill’s game speed is significantly faster As a rookie in 2016, Hill posted the fastest speed in the NFL’s Next Gen Stats database reaching 23.24 miles per hour on a kick return and ninth-fastest times of any player in the NFL eclipsing 21.5 miles per hour on four different occasions Hill’s speed makes him a perfect fit for Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel’s scheme His peers clearly believe he’s difficult to stop 1 player in the NFL’s Top 100 over the offseason Hill led the NFL in receiving yards (1,799) and finished second in receptions (119) while running just the 46th-most routes among wideouts as his 3.85 yards per route run mark blew the modern record out of the water While everyone knew Worthy offered blazing speed thanks to his college game film, the Texas product turned heads during the pre-draft process by running the fastest 40-yard dash in NFL Combine history His 4.21 40-yard dash beat the previous record (4.22) set by John Ross in 2017 MORE: Simulate the NFL Season With PFN’s Playoff Predictor While Ross failed to live up to expectations after entering the NFL that doesn’t mean Worthy will disappoint too he has Mahomes throwing him the ball and head coach Andy Reid designing plays to take advantage of his speed so don’t be surprised if Worthy contends for Offensive Rookie of the Year honors McDaniel and Dolphins general manager Chris Grier put all their chips on speed, and it seems to be working incredibly well. Miami’s offense is beyond potent, and De’Von Achane’s efficiency is otherworldly Despite dealing with injuries throughout his 2023 rookie season Achane lapped the rest of the league with 7.8 yards per attempt No other player with at least 100 rushing attempts finished with more than 5.5 yards per carry The Texas A&M product also posted two of the top six speeds for a ball carrier in 2023 He ran an official 4.32 in the 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine while also achieving a 10.14-second 100-meter dash and a 20.2 200-meter dash in college Yes, a third Miami Dolphin on this list. In 2020, Raheem Mostert held the top two spots in Next Gen Stats’ speed clocking running 23.09 miles per hour in Week 2 after hitting 22.73 miles per hour the week before Both plays resulted in touchdowns of 75+ yards Mostert bounced around from team to team for his first two NFL seasons before finding a home with Kyle Shanahan’s wide-zone rushing attack. Although he couldn’t stay healthy for the San Francisco 49ers he never once averaged fewer than five yards per carry MORE: Pro Football Network’s Top 100 Players of 2024 age is the only thing keeping Mostert from placing a spot higher on the list there’s a good chance he has lost some horsepower since 2020 Mostert has pointed to his limited wear and tear from his early NFL seasons as a big reason why he’s still able to produce into his 30s In Week 2 of last season, Mostert managed a top speed of 21.62 mph on a 43-yard rushing touchdown Mostert also earned his first Pro Bowl nod after rushing for 1,012 yards and totaling 21 touchdowns DK Metcalf is just unfair It’s incomprehensible that he managed a 1.45-second 10-yard split tied for the seventh-best mark in NFL Combine history In 2021, he famously chased down Arizona Cardinals safety Budda Baker to prevent a pick-six after an interception, and he reached 22.64 miles per hour on that play. Last year, he hit 22.23 miles per hour on a 73-yard touchdown catch While he’s primarily used as a kick returner for Dallas Turpin also gets some touches at wide receiver posting the league’s fifth-highest speed (21.91 miles per hour) of the year in the process Listed at only 153 pounds, Turpin is built like a paper clip. But while that weight may present contact-balance issues or limit Turpin’s genuine receiving opportunities, he’s incredibly adept at avoiding significant hits on returns. Recently, Pro Football Network’s NFL staff voted Turpin the best kick returner in the NFL thanks in large part to his ridiculous speed but too much length can make it nearly anatomically impossible to be an effective coverage defender at the NFL level However, Riq Woolen is an outlier His 4.26 40-yard yard dash is tied for the fifth-fastest time ever at the NFL Combine while his 40-yard interception got him into the top 10 fastest speeds of the 2022 NFL season DJ Turner II ran the NFL Combine’s fastest 40-yard dash in 2023, putting up a 4.26-second run that is now tied for fifth-fastest in league history. His speed and explosion helped the University of Michigan product climb into the second round of last year’s draft, where the Cincinnati Bengals selected him Turner will have to fend off fellow ex-Michigan DB Dax Hill for starting corner duties opposite Cam Taylor-Britt and his speed and recovery ability will be a part of his CB2 argument The fourth and final Dolphin on our list, Jaylen Waddle is the next-best version of Hill While teams have consistently tried and failed to find the “next Tyreek Hill,” Waddle is at least similar in the way he moves FREE: Subscribe to PFN’s NFL Newsletter Many players are incredibly agile and fast with the ball in their hands Waddle is like Steph Curry: It’s hard to stick to him whether he has the ball or is running routes because his fluidity and explosiveness are not one-dimensional Chase Brown only touched the ball 58 times during his 2023 rookie season but he made the most of his limited opportunities Facing the Indianapolis Colts in Week 14 Brown took a screen pass from Bengals backup quarterback Jake Browning and scampered for a 54-yard touchdown He reached 22.05 miles per hour on the play the second-fastest speed in the NFL last year Brown will have to compete for carries and catches with Cincinnati free agent addition Zack Moss in 2024 WASHINGTON – McNicholas High School added to the growing list of firsts on its home field at Penn Station Stadium The Rockets opened the 2014 football season with a 21-7 win over visiting Turpin High School in what was the first-ever Friday night varsity game played on the field as part of the annual Skyline Chili Crosstown Showdown series It was the first Friday game on a docket that also included neighborhood rivalries like Elder at Oak Hills and La Salle at Colerain (although the latter was played at Miami University's Yeager Stadium) "It's always good to go up 21-0," said McNick head coach Mike Orlando "We had a little room to breath at the end and we needed it." McNick began the scoring early as senior running back Sean Byrne ran 36 yards off tackle and broke to the right sideline for a touchdown on the opening drive of the game Byrne finished the game with 131 yards on 21 carries Rocket senior linebacker Will Kamphuas turned Turpin's second possession of the game into points for McNick with a 68-yard interception return for a score spring by a Nick Staderman block near midfield McNick jumped to a 21-0 lead on the second play of the the second period thanks to quarterback Luke Sulken's 14-yard keeper for a score Sophomore Cole Carmosino converted all three point-after kicks Turpin scored on Jeff Dedeker's 14-yard catch from Bennie Stoll with a minute to play in the first half "We across the board self destructed," said Rob Stoll I thought our defense stiffened up and had a pretty good second half Turpin drove inside the McNick 30 with about 5:30 left to play The Spartans faced third-and-11 and called a pass McNick senior linebacker Elliott Higgins broke straight up the middle and sacked Stoll for a big loss The Rockets didn't give up the ball the rest of the game "It's pretty nice when you can just hand off to a kid like Byrne and work the clock," Orlando said Not only did he put points on the board with a 68-yard interception return but his second pick of the game thwarted a Turpin drive at the three-yard line early in the fourth period Playing an afternoon game in the recently warm August weather temperatures on the turf field topped 100 degrees at kickoff a bank of clouds rolled in at halftime and obscured the sunset several players suffered heat-related cramps even as a the temperature cooled noticeably as the game proceeded The Turpin-McNicholas game was billed as a return to the old King of the Hill rivalry McNick had a two-season contract to play the Spartans in a home-and-home series in 2010 and 2011 also includes the return of Anderson to the McNick schedule for the first time since former Rocket head coach John Rodenberg - now at Moeller - dropped both neighborhood schools about a decade ago there were only five divisions in Ohio high school football - compared to seven now - and the numbers gap between Division I Anderson D-II Turpin and D-III McNick kept many games from being competitive 5 to face Anderson in the second leg of its King of the Hill renewal The Spartans go to Anderson to complete the local trilogy Oct.10 listed for the past few months through Turpin Realtors' Far Hills office "generations," said Realtor John Turpin.Turpin's father profiled Timberfield in one of their volumes of "New Jersey Country Homes: The Somerset Hills," that chronicled the country estates built in the rolling countryside of Somerset and Morris counties from the 1870s through the Great Depression The books were published by Mountain Colony Press in Far Hills.John Turpin said the antique home is a "great house," in a "gorgeous" location at 95 Old Dutch Road in Bedminster Township.And the property carries a "wonderful provenance." 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