It's a sunny spring Friday afternoon and the parking lot behind the dollar store in Walnut Hills is busy People are streaming through to pick up produce and other fresh food distributed by the Freestore Foodbank and food rescue nonprofit LaSoupe The weekly food distribution event started after the neighborhood's Kroger closed in 2017 Longtime Walnut Hills resident Shaun Miller says the closure made it a lot harder for people in Walnut Hills to find food Kroger leaving was especially hard for seniors like Miller’s grandmother Data collected by the city shows 1 in 6 people in Walnut Hills are over 65 and more than 1 in 5 of the neighborhood's residents live with a disability — among the highest proportion in the city Miller started volunteering at the food distribution site five years ago after seeing the difficulties older people were having accessing food “It started with my grandmother,” she says Miller says a lot of things have come to the neighborhood to fill the vacuum left by the closure of the grocery store LaSoupe moved to the community from Newtown in 2020 The organization rescues produce that would otherwise be thrown away and redistributes it They give away roughly 3,000 pounds of food at the weekly food distribution in Walnut Hills They're not the first or only ones working on the problem the community has become a kind of laboratory for ways to address food insecurity especially for people with mobility and transportation issues Mona Jenkins is the president of the Walnut Hills Area Council The initiative hopes to eventually establish a full-scale community-owned grocery store in the neighborhood The organization won a $500,000 federal grant last year toward that end It's currently tied up in the congressional budget process and its future is murky under the Trump administration But Jenkins says the organization isn't waiting They’re working with other co-op efforts like Detroit People's Food Co-op and Dayton's Gem City Market to try and expand their wholesale buying power And she says they're taking the food to people directly in the meantime — with a focus on seniors going into our senior buildings and setting up markets and distributing that way.” Jenkins says that outreach has added benefits beyond just nutrition “It wasn’t just about the produce,” she says ‘Let’s do some wellness checks.’ When you get to know people you’re not looking so well today — what’s going on?’ Then you can start looking at connecting them to other resources.” Simone Bess has lived in Walnut Hills for more than three decades She's raised two now-grown children there and loves the community But she "can't imagine" being a young mother in the neighborhood today without the grocery store there And she echoes others' concerns about the struggles for older people "A lot of people are on the bus or walking," she says "That's why the food distributions that Queen Mother's Market and other entities come together to support are so important There are a lot of older or disabled residents who are challenged with transportation Being able to walk a half a block or a block away to get food is really important." Bess lives near the dollar store in Walnut Hills which puts customers' purchases in bright yellow bags It might be a good place to get some things but it's not a place to rely on for nutrition with most of its food offerings being highly processed and full of sugar and fat She ties the neighborhood's health to the fact that some residents feel like there aren't other options Walnut Hills ranks 44th in the city when it comes to diabetes and 47th out of 52 neighborhoods when it comes to kidney conditions "That's why [seeing] the yellow bags kind of bothers me." another grassroots group called the Black Power Initiative and other organizations do some of their work expanding access to produce in the neighborhood's nine community gardens Those are especially deep-rooted in Walnut Hills and provide a resource for people who otherwise have a hard time getting produce Gary Dangel is one of the neighborhood's go-to figures for community gardening He points out the tradition goes back much further than him — he mentions the Beecher Garden which he says is the oldest Black-run community garden in the city dating back to the 1970s Dangel has been tending many of the neighborhood's gardens since 2012 He says they're a great way to bring food closer to people Standing in one at the busy Taft Road and Kemper Lane intersection he points out high-rise apartment buildings around it Kemper Lane Apartments — four big apartment buildings that are affordable and with a lot of elderly and mobility-challenged folks who can get a bed and grow themselves whatever vegetables they want,” he says Dangel also says there's a big social benefit to the gardens People from those apartments meet each other gardening even when they never got to know each other in their buildings Dangel admits that even nine community gardens aren't enough to feed Walnut Hills' 6,000 residents But they help — and he says they could help more if more local vacant land was devoted to growing food Dangel says the neighborhood’s needs also go beyond a new grocery store “There are a lot of issues that lead to people being food insecure,” he says “Not having a grocery store in the neighborhood makes all of that worse but it can’t just be one thing that’s the solution to the problem.” that does stock fresh produce and other grocery items And a new startup called the Urban Farming Initiative is picking up Dangel's work in the gardens They're looking to coordinate gardening efforts for maximum productivity and to connect people and organizations growing and eating produce say each initiative in the neighborhood is a small part of the puzzle They’re all efforts needed to make healthy food easy to get in Walnut Hills "The changes that are being made are good changes," Miller says CINCINNATI — Walnut Hills High School named former University of Cincinnati men’s basketball player Cashmere Wright Monday morning as its boys basketball coach "It's a blessing to be honest with you," Wright said Monday afternoon "Just the opportunity to play against the best." brings a great deal of basketball knowledge to the position having played at UC and professionally He plans to bring college basketball tendencies such as a how practice and scouting reports are conducted "Coach Wright’s experience as a player and coach and his passion for developing student-athletes make him an outstanding fit for Walnut Hills," Walnut Hills athletic director Shauniece Steele wrote in an email "We are excited for the future of our boys basketball program under his leadership." who was the Walnut Hills coach for the past three seasons including 7-9 in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference this past season Steele said in March a decision was made to move in a different direction for the program two-time team captain and helped to lead the Bearcats to multiple NCAA Tournament appearances He graduated as the program’s all-time leader in steals and was named to the UC Basketball All-Decade Team Wright later played professionally in Greece earning multiple accolades including league championships most valuable player runner-up honors and all-league selections Wright has built a significant reputation as a coach and mentor He said he's learned life lessons through the game who first noticed Wright's coaching potential Wright was the Clark Montessori boys basketball coach for four seasons Wright is also the founder and head coach of 1 Vision Academy and the 1 Vision Elite AAU Program — organizations dedicated to player development on and off the court Clark Montessori will post the boys basketball coaching position on Monday according to Clark Montessori athletic director Derek Williams Resumes may be sent to willder@cpsboe.k12.oh.us SIGN UP: Subscribe to our high school sports newsletter Walnut Hills High School has named former University of Cincinnati men’s basketball player Cashmere Wright as its boys basketball coach Wright moves over from Clark Montessori, a fellow school in the Cincinnati Public Schools district, where he was the head coach for four seasons. Wright led the team to a 17-9 record and its first regional final in team history losing to rival Summit Country Day in the Division V regional finals was a four-year starter who graduated as the program’s all-time steals leader and helped to lead the Bearcats to multiple NCAA Tournament appearances who was 25-44 in three seasons at Walnut Hills including 9-14 with a 7-9 record in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference this past season Walnut last won the ECC championship in 2021-22 with a 23-3 overall record Walnut has won at least a share of the ECC title six times since joining the league in 2012 Interested applicants for the open Clark Montessori position can send resumes to athletic director Derek Williams at willder@cpsboe.k12.oh.us Colerain is also looking for a boys basketball coach after Brett Kostoff stepped down after two seasons Kostoff's assistants last season included Bill Arnold and Adolphus Washington Interested applicants can can email Colerain Athletic Director Matt Stoinoff at mstoinoff@nwlsd.org Gaslight Property Management expects to break ground in late spring on a 108-unit residential development on the site of the former Fun Factory roller rink in Norwood (Gaslight Property Management/Hermes Construction via Cincinnati Business Courier) one in Norwood and the other in Walnut Hills The Port’s board voted April 9 to issue $19 million in lease revenue bonds for the Sherman Oaks apartments in Norwood which will go where a former skating rink was located with 108 market-rate units in two separate buildings The project is located at 1631 Sherman Ave Read the full story from the Cincinnati Business Courier Cincinnati Business Courier is a Local 12 News partner See photos20 PHOTOSArtWorks celebrated the grand opening of its new building in Walnut Hills on Saturday a historic landmark that was originally home to the Bolce Paint Co. now houses the nonprofit's headquarters ArtWorks celebrated the grand opening of its new building in Walnut Hills on Saturday An affordable housing project in Walnut Hills will be a hundred units smaller than originally planned after community pushback A few City Council members say the project was better before the changes Kingsley Development plans to add 180 units across two buildings on what’s currently an empty wooded lot at 2846 May Street and three-bedroom apartments will be included The units will be income-restricted to households making between 30% and 80% of the Area Median Income, as defined by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development That's as low as $22,050 for a single person and $31,450 for a family of four development manager for Kingsley Development says the original proposal included a hundred more units — before about two years of community engagement with Walnut Hills residents more doughnut shaped building that a lot of community members just felt was way too large right there," Buchenroth said "So we did multiple working sessions with members in Walnut Hills City Council's Equitable Growth and Housing Committee voted Tuesday to approve a zoning change necessary for the project to move forward and a few Council members took the opportunity to voice concern about the decision to reduce the number of units "We have 3,000 homeless [Cincinnati Public Schools] kids and we just reduced the number of affordable units by 100," said Committee Chair Mark Jeffreys "I don't know who's going to face these 3,000 kids and tell them they don't have a home We have to build affordable housing somewhere." Council member Evan Nolan agrees the loss of a hundred units is disappointing "We as a Council need to appropriately consider our values and our policies when we evaluate these projects and recognize that engagement with the community is vital and is important but is not the end-all-be-all to how we make these decisions," Nolan said The Walnut Hills Area Council was involved from the very early stages of this development and did not initially support it After the developer agreed to fewer units and other changes the community council sent a letter of support President Mona Jenkins came to City Hall to speak in support of the zoning change "We want to make sure that development is done right and I support the fact that this development went through a very rigorous process," Jenkins said Jenkins says some residents still have concerns about the project mostly related to parking and pedestrian safety that she hopes will be worked out as it continues through the design and approval process She issued a challenge for City Council: keep listening to the community "Hear residents — whether it's in Hyde Park Walnut Hills — when we share these concerns We're living this every day," Jenkins said "We are looking to improve [this project] by hopefully having some more input from the city on a consistent basis whether it's this project or any project going forward in the future." The zoning change won final approval from City Council in a vote Wednesday CINCINNATI — A new $12 million headquarters for the non-profit organization ArtWorks is set to open its doors on April 26 in Walnut Hills ArtWorks is one of the largest employers of local artists in the region "We used to paint park benches back when we were under tents," said Colleen Houston The new headquarters spans over 13,000 square feet boasting multiple art studios within its four floors "This is a space to celebrate creativity and nurture the next generation of artists," Houston said Houston said their mission has been to revive the 116-year-old structure in Walnut Hills transforming it into a vibrant sanctuary for artistic expression "It was the third-largest paint company in the country," she said "They specialize in all kinds of paint that you couldn't buy anywhere else." The organization has also brought the ArtPark across the street back to life Houston said they will host community events art workshops and more between the headquarters and ArtPark they felt like they needed to go to New York or even California if you wanted to have a creative career," Houston said ArtWorks is committed to mentoring local artists aged 14 to 24 fostering creativity and providing support ArtWorks Mural Studio artist and UC student Simon Schubert is a testament to that "Knowing that places like this exist definitely gives me a lot of hope," he said He told me he's been working for ArtWorks since 2024 are vital to the community because "there needs to be a hub where artists can connect." Members of the community are also encouraged to engage with the art at the headquarters community members will find large walls available to draw on whenever with the goal of bringing everyone together to unleash their creative potential Bold pops of color give ArtsWorks' new Creative Campus a vibrant CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - ArtWorks is well known for its “citywide gallery” of some 300 permanent outdoor murals created by more than 3,500 professional artists and 4,000 apprentice artists All have participated in the organization’s training and employment program “Our mission is employing as many artists as we can really providing life-changing opportunities for emerging artists in our city,” ArtWorks CEO Colleen Houston said instead renting numerous studio and office spaces around the city – until now Read the full story and see more photos from the Cincinnati Business Courier There's a lot to say about Cincinnati Public's Walnut Hills High School The college-preparatory school boasts an impressive 99% graduation rate; far exceeds Ohio Department of Education & Workforce standards with an overall 5-star rating; and has been ranked as the No Walnut Hills' academic achievements far exceed that of many other public schools in the district making it a desirable landing spot for many students looking to get ahead academically and pursue higher education But despite Walnut Hills being a public school Students are required to take an entrance exam before becoming eligible for admission and which students do well enough on that test to get in has some parents questioning the level of equity within Cincinnati Public Schools Ahead of the final day to take the Walnut Hills Entrance Exam (WHEE) for students looking to enroll in fall 2025 WVXU spoke to parents and students from around the district to hear their thoughts about the school's admission process and what they think the school district could do differently to give every student in Cincinnati Public Schools access to a high-quality high school education prospective students who want to attend Walnut Hills typically start preparing for the entrance exam while in elementary school Although the school district refers to the test as the WHEE a widely used multiple-choice achievement test that judges students based on their skills in reading recalls what it was like at Woodford Academy preparing for the exam LISTEN: Are grade tracking apps stressing out your kids? "A lot of our work had to do with the test," Love said about her classes "The first time I took it was in the 6th grade because it was mandatory I just kept taking the test and I wasn't passing." describes her daughter as an intelligent kid who always did well in the classroom though she sometimes struggled on big tests She says many of her daughter's classmates had their sights set on Walnut Hills and family members wanted her to attend the school too so there was a lot of pressure to pass the WHEE Jones said the pressure eventually became too much "It was an emotional rollercoaster," Jones told WVXU "She was in tears because the expectation was Walnut." After briefly enrolling at Shroder High School Khendal opted to take an EdChoice voucher to attend the private Cincinnati Waldorf School in Mariemonet She says if she could talk to her younger self she'd tell her one test score doesn't define her "You're fine where you're at and you can still excel and do great somewhere else," she said Jones says her daughter's story isn't unique As a paraprofessional at Cincinnati Public Schools Jones says she sees inequities across the district's elementary schools which can make getting into Walnut Hills a bigger challenge for many young CPS students who don't have extensive financial resources or the same elementary education as other more affluent students "The way they have it now just is not working It doesn't give everybody a fair shot to a good education you have to have the right amount of money or you have to know the right people and a lot of us just don't." WVXU made repeated requests over several weeks to interview the leadership at Walnut Hills High School about the entrance exam and student demographics but they did not agree to an interview before this article's release Recent data from the Ohio Department of Education & Workforce shows a stark contrast between the racial and economic makeup of the overall student population of Cincinnati Public Schools and the student population of its top schools Around 72% of CPS students are Black or Hispanic More than 85% of all the district's students are considered economically disadvantaged LISTEN: Ohio's poorest performing schools could close under proposed bill Twenty-six percent of Walnut students are considered economically disadvantaged A parent with students attending Walnut Hills spoke to WVXU under the condition of anonymity They say Walnut is pitched as the best and the only quality public high school option to parents with students at elementary schools like Hyde Park and Kilgour They say that puts pressure on parents who can afford it to give their kids the best possible chance of testing in That means paying for private tutors and courses intended to help students pass the WHEE something many CPS families don't have the resources to pay for This elementary-level academic arms race can take families outside the orbit of Walnut Hills by surprise She teaches preschool at Rising Stars @ Vine and has children attending schools in CPS Her family moved to Cincinnati about 10 years ago from a military town in North Carolina students only had one option for where to attend high school The idea of magnet schools and high school entrance exams was foreign to her so when her family moved into a house down the street from Walnut Hills High School and heard from her neighbors about the school she assumed that's where her kids would end up when they got older Patterson says she wasn't familiar with all the high school options within CPS and felt pressured into enrolling her oldest daughter at the prep school even if it wasn't the best fit "We probably were being the parents that weren't really asking her," she told WVXU you're going to go to Walnut' because at that time I thought that's the only decent school in the area.' That's what I was told by a lot of people her daughter chose to enroll at the smaller Spencer Center for Gifted and Exceptional Students Patterson says Spencer Center still wasn't a great fit for her daughter so she tried out some other schools before landing on Cincinnati Public's virtual academy RELATED: CPS considers new virtual school for students learning English Patterson says the digital school was just what her daughter was looking for and a recent autism diagnosis explained why her daughter struggled with larger classroom settings She wished she'd known about the different options at CPS sooner and says the district could do more to encourage families to explore those options before putting all their energy into Walnut "I don't know that the kids in Hyde Park are hearing about all the other high schools," Patterson said she'd like to see the district invest in improving the educational opportunities at elementary schools in the city's underserved neighborhoods While Walnut Hills might be the "only" option for students in the Hyde Park area in other parts of Cincinnati a student passing the entrance exam seems to be too rare of an occurrence huge deal if a kid got into Walnut," Patterson said "These kids should have the chance to do these things too And why aren't our kids at these elementary schools making the scores to get into Walnut?" CINCINNATI — A Walnut Hills High School employee has been removed from the school and is under investigation according to a spokesperson for Cincinnati Public Schools The spokesperson said CPS is investigating after a report that an employee "accessed inappropriate websites on a district device." CPS did not say whether this employee was a teacher or a staff member "The employee has been removed from the school pending the outcome of the investigation," reads a statement from CPS "We take this matter seriously and are committed to maintaining a safe environment for our students." According to a message from the district sent to WCPO from a parent that employee has been told to stay home while the investigation is underway Ohio (WKRC) -Some people who live in Walnut Hills are giving the greenlight for an affordable housing project after years of collaboration with developers Cincinnati Council members recently approved a zone change proposed by development firm Kingsley + Co The vacant lot was previously limited to manufacturing and transportation use the development company can build 180 residential units in buildings of up to four or five stories tall said she and other neighbors made it clear affordable housing was the biggest need for the community "We decided to sit down and do a collective design 'what do we want this project to look like?'" Jenkins explained "What design elements did folks not agree with She said the initial proposal design did not fit the need for the types of families in the historic neighborhood which we kind of felt didn't really serve everyone," she explained We'd like to make sure that the projects incorporate and think about families We want to make it a walkable community and think about families. And having three and four-bedroom units is important to us." Fast forward to 2025 and a zone change approval from the city both the developers and Walnut Hills community are on the same page The proposal Jenkins received includes one Leaders with the development company have not said what the project will be called and said they are still in the preliminary phases but agreed collaboration with the Walnut Hills community was important A study by the Greater Cincinnati Foundation shows nearly 103,000 households in Hamilton County are spending more than 30% of their income on housing CINCINNATI — A Walnut Hills woman says she's been grappling with flooding bug infestations and rotting walls in her apartment for months Sonia Kennedy has lived at Walnut Hills Apartments on Beecher Street for three and a half years she says her property manager has not addressed her concerns showing us the adhesive bug strips hanging from her kitchen Kennedy showed us the conditions in her bathroom The visible issues in her apartment paint a grim picture Kennedy has to dry her wet towels on the balcony due to the flooding in her bathroom “Some of the electrical sockets don’t work as well,” Kennedy said Our crews also noticed bubbling walls in the hallway and cracks between the wall and ceiling Kennedy said bubbles on the floor are from flooding from inside the apartment The pantries in her kitchen have little to nothing in them "I can't keep food in there because of the roaches and the bugs," said Kennedy The situation has left Kennedy feeling trapped and frustrated which prompted her to call WCPO 9 News for help I'm on medication since this happened," said Kennedy "It's hard to have to walk past the rental office every day and can't say help me again help me again Kennedy has been paying rent escrow because she's been fed up with unanswered maintenance requests See more about the issues Kennedy's dealt with at the apartment building: We reached out to the owners and property management team of Walnut Hills Apartments A lawyer representing the owners told us that by Thursday maintenance workers would go into Kennedy's apartment to fix the problems He didn't say when the repairs will get done but he said the owners plan on ordering parts if that's what it takes City of Cincinnati records show hundreds of complaints against the apartment going back years there were 44 open complaints against the property for issues like unsanitary conditions non-working appliances and plumbing issues I'm packed up so I'm just trying to wait on some way to get out of here as quick as I can," said Kennedy Charity Yoder has been named the new vice president of operations at Walnut Hills Retirement Community in Walnut Creek Yoder began her journey with Greencroft Communities through the Administrator in Training program training and testing to become a licensed administrator in Ohio she gained experience across multiple Greencroft-affiliated communities including Greencroft Middlebury and Southfield Village in South Bend The primary focus of her training was at Walnut Hills allowing her to develop an understanding of the community and wisdom of several older adult role models so I started volunteering at a retirement community when I was in junior high school,” Yoder said in the announcement “Now becoming a Greencroft Communities team member allows me numerous new professional opportunities and most importantly mentors and team members with a passion for serving older adults.” Recognizing the importance of strong leadership presence Yoder relocated to live closer to Walnut Hills and passion for our industry make her an exceptional leader to guide Walnut Hills into the future,” Hugh Davis “We look forward to the innovation and excellence she will bring to our community in Walnut Creek.” Yoder focused her undergraduate education on business administration and psychology with an emphasis in gerontology She began her career at a Mennonite Continuing Care Retirement Community in Glendale before seeking her MA in Gerontology and Care Manager Certified designation She was practicing as an Aging Life Care Manager in Wisconsin for several years before joining the Greencroft and Walnut Hills team Walnut Hills Retirement Community is located at 4748 Olde Pump St Ohio (WKRC) - Authorities were investigating a shooting Friday at an apartment on Park Avenue near William Howard Taft in Walnut Hills Police have not said if they have any suspects Road closures in East Walnut Hills are back Portions of William Howard Taft Road and Collins Avenue will be closed this weekend and into early next week due to security measures the following road closures will be in place: The same roads were closed for one weekend in late January and early February Drivers are encouraged to use Torrence Parkway Madison Road and Woodburn Avenue as a detour while the closures are in place Residents who live within the area where roads are closed will be able to access their neighborhood through one of three marked security checkpoints: City officials said residents should expect to encounter law enforcement at these checkpoints Drivers are encouraged to factor in extra time when traveling as a result of these security measures Officials said delivery trucks and other commercial services delivering to addresses in those neighborhoods may use those checkpoints City officials confirmed the closures are due to Vice President JD Vance, who has a home in East Walnut Hills but they did not specify the purpose of his visit Officials added that "emergency vehicles will not be delayed as a result of these checkpoints." This story has been updated to add new information A Cincinnati eatery is garnering national acclaim Cafe Mochiko in Walnut Hills earned a spot on the New York Times' list of 22 best bakeries in America More: You've never had an everything bagel like this before "The most memorable pastries at this Ohio sensation — prepare to stand in line — are eye-catching and often straddle the border of sweet and savory," New York Times food writer Brett Anderson wrote Anderson specifically noted the ube halaya croissant and sweet corn bibingka as highlights from the bakery menu The ube halaya croissant is filled with purple yam jam and sweet yam cream The sweet corn bibingka is a sweet and savory corn rice cake with a cream cheese center and topped with shredded white cheddar Cafe Mochiko started as a pop-up but opened its brick-and-mortar location in 2021 It is operated by Uykimpang Bentz and her husband  1524 Madison Road, Walnut Hills, 513-559-1000, cafemochiko.com CINCINNATI — The Hamilton County Coroner's Office has identified a man who was shot and killed in Walnut Hills early Friday morning The victim was 34-year-old Thomas Alexander According to the Cincinnati Police Department they responded to reports of a shooting in the 2600 block of Park Avenue which is the Park Eden Senior Living building CPD said officers found Alexander in the stairwell when they arrived at the scene Alexander was taken to the University of Cincinnati Hospital Medical Center Alexander is not associated with the apartment building Park Eden was previously a senior living building but is now senior living and affordable housing filed a complaint in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court against Hoity Toity LLC and its owner seeking to reclaim more than $40,000 in allegedly unpaid services which was located in Walnut Hills at 2458 Gilbert Ave closed in February 2024 after just five months in business Read the full story from the Cincinnati Business Courier CINCINNATI — A man is in "very serious" condition after being shot outside of an apartment in Walnut Hills Monday in the 2000 block of Gilbert Avenue they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound outside between two buildings He was taken to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center with serious injuries Anyone with information about the attack is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040 CINCINNATI (WKRC) - It's an honor that only 16 schools across the U.S Walnut Hills High School is putting on a revised version of "The Unsinkable Molly Brown." Cast members Caroline Lovelace and Clark Sayre take us behind the curtain for the show that opens Feb Each week we compile local real estate records so you can find out what property is selling for in your neighborhood We also have a local database page with restaurant inspections Information provided by the Hamilton County Auditor 8421 Arborcrest Dr: Samuels Gary & John Samuels to Burgess Kristopher & Kaitlyn Burgess; $445,000 1136 Lanette Dr: Herzner Edward C to Cyrus Caleb T; $210,000 1328 Brooke Ave: Kelley Cathy to Crooks Mackenzie Leigh; $255,500 1719 Summithills Dr: Johnson Timothy J & Linda E to Cowan Kevin; $375,000 2122 Butlersbridge Ct: Ware Mary Ann to Han Horn; $180,100 2206 Clough Ridge Dr: Riffle Sonia R & Robert Merkt to Novakovic Tomislav & Nela; $190,000 5179 Batavia Rd: Avm Investments LLC to Daeger Zachary J; $171,200 6083 Salem Rd: Jackson Holdings Inc to 4 Sons LLC; $110,000 6623 Salem Rd: Nieberding Andrew to Moser Tabitha; $220,000 693 Watch Point Dr: Pinzon Guzman Carolina to Niehaus Hall Emma Elizabeth & Aaron Charles Hall; $430,000 7383 Woodcroft Dr: Biller Barbara A to D E M Real Estate LLC; $115,000 7634 Forest Rd: Myer Jonathan to Roewer Alexander & Geena Nicole Marcon; $253,000 7806 Eglington Ct: Hobbs Theodore A Iii & Michele L to Clements Lindsey Eryn & Petar Ilchovski; $363,000 8015 Hignite Ct: Ashford Homes LLC to Waldmann Daniel E & Hailey R Mcguire; $430,000 8310 Beechmont Ave: Devitt J Michael Trust The to B Center LLC; $675,000 8512 Prilla Ln: Riley Luke J to 8512 Prilla Lane LLC; $180,000 884 Rosetree Ln: Grabowski Cole T & Jade T Martinez to Roberts Melissa Marie; $330,000 972 Wittshire Ln: Hutson Steven Wayne to Martin Richard; $425,000 3319 Milton Ct: Bazin Margareth to Waystar Holdings LLC; $106,000 502 Glenwood Ave: Seymour Jr Ernest L to Mpk Real Estate Holdings LLC; $120,000 11051 Centennial Ave: Manusamy Gopinath & Phavithra Vuyala Srinivasan to Srinivasan Ashwin Kumar Vuyala; $440,000 3849 Mohler Rd: Schoeny Jeanne to Peterson Kanzelmeyer Laura S; $445,000 4332 Villa Dr: Home Recreations LLC to Johnson Eleanor; $180,000 4450 Classic Dr: Piper Michael R & Kathryn A to Bensman Seth & Ghagya Godakanda; $585,000 4543 Cooper Rd: Ashford Homes LLC to Elkhatib Rami; $665,000 4572 Hunt Rd: Frydman Arnaldo Tr & Dalia Cohen Frydman Tr to Smith Joanne & Larry Smith; $265,000 5040 Bell Ave: Morris Sean to Isbell Anthony Carl & Brynn Marie Isbell; $330,000 5701 Belleview Ave: Jnlc Real Estate LLC to Henkaline Christopher Blaine & Laura; $634,900 9208 Fidelis Dr: Pfeiffer Mary M Tr to Walker Ann; $275,912 9358 Thrush Ct: Opendoor Property Trust I to Fenercioglu Burak Y & Melek Selva Fenercioglu; $291,000 9479 Highland Ave: Halchak Adam G Tr & Jamie L Tr to Daniels John William & Stacie Ann Motosicke; $342,500 Cooper Rd: Blue Ash Realty Holdings LLC to Blue Ash Hdn LLC; $6,500,000 1731 Northcutt Ave: Johnson Robert L & Grace M to Amys Cleaning Plus LLC; $83,332 1751 Andina Ave: Abdullah Harriet L to Loochvision LLC; $163,500 5200 Reading Rd: Neumann Brothers LLC to Fairfield Norway Properties LLC; $236,500 5869 Rhode Island Ave: Ware Kimberly to Odeh Senan; $320,000 3081 Henshaw Ave: For Rent Properties LLC to Harrison Brian Keith; $165,000 Carthage100 64th St: Happy Dwellings LLC to Langen Ryan G; $295,000 20 Seventy-sixth St: Cook David to Viola Enterprises LLC; $35,000 6633 Lebanon St: Hayes Kelli to Ape Properties LLC; $30,000 6703 Vine St: Martin Donna K to 6703 Vine St LLC; $60,000 6725 Lebanon St: Simplee Buys LLC to Clark Latosha & Clarence Clark; $178,000 3425 Mayfair Ave: Dennis Greg & Carla to Voelkel Victoria; $205,000 3504 Meadow Ave: Bodenstein Mark to Vance John Ryan; $140,000 3846 Davis Ave: 2740 Properties LLC to Tenmore Holdings LLC; $163,400 3963 Delmar Ave: Pierce Janice L to Salvatore Olivia F; $175,000 577 Lowell Ave: Rebound Remodels LLC to Kanegi Skyler; $263,000 10042 Glenknoll Ct: U S Bank Trust N A Tr to Guard Ryan & Laurel Frawley; $244,500 10088 Sturgeon Ln: Hfre Holdings LLC to Williams Kimberlee & Eric Tinoco; $165,000 2381 Golf Dr: Frederick Tyler L & Abygail L to Bendbeds LLC; $115,000 2471 Chesterhill Dr: Frederick Cindy L to Gordon Andrew; $220,000 3324 March Te: Ostholthoff Megan T & Jacob F Wethington to Atkinson Joshua & Danielle Mason; $243,500 3511 Galbraith Rd: Glorycliff Properties V Ltd to Weddle Bros Enterprises LLC; $192,450 3547 Ripplegrove Dr: Becker Jeffrey Robert to Simmons Shanda; $160,000 3684 Poole Rd: Denier Kristen Tr to Cardinal Land Conservancy Inc; $420,000 3699 Donata Dr: Sandersonjamie L & Jennifer L to Herrmann Donald & Lea; $275,000 4530 Sterlingridge Ct: Vasquez Huda to Puls James B & Andrea Puls; $567,500 5472 Squirrel Run Ln: Doll Carolyn A to Nguyen Peter Chu @3; $570,000 6253 Daleview Rd: Huedepohl Donald E to Chard Scott J; $287,000 7029 Daybreak Dr: Stringer Shaquinta L & Ryan L Curtis to Ross Alvin & Valerie; $430,000 7212 Creekview Dr: Blair Carl David & Kristin to Swipe Right Home Buyers LLC; $75,000 8271 Jackies Dr: Frazier Ty & Davida G to Opendoor Property Trust I; $186,200 8478 Springlake Ct: Peter Justin M & Holly M to Appiarius Anthony & Madeline Appiarius; $422,900 9101 Coogan Dr: Burnett Group LLC to Home Recreations LLC; $125,000 9199 Pippin Rd: Stone Gary & Tery Lynn to First National Bank Of America; $120,000 9338 Erin Dr: Osterman Darrell & Pamella to Conley John III & Elizabeth; $315,000 9705 Marino Dr: Efeurhoo Anne to Phillips Precious O; $82,000 Noelle Dr: 4 Horizons Group LLC to Maronda Homes Of Cincinnati LLC; $164,000 Rylan Dr: 4 Horizons Group LLC to Maronda Homes Of Cincinnati LLC; $164,000 1535 Elkton Pl: Penn Denise N to Vanmatre Andrew & Ashley; $255,000 1553 Wittlou Ave: Dymco Properties LLC to Baumert Michael A & Susan V; $435,000 5785 Belmont Ave: Allen Benjamin to Gamboa LLC; $240,000 5930 Piqua Ave: Harkin Rentals LLC to Kemner Collin; $135,000 Wittlou Ave: Dymco Properties LLC to Baumert Michael A & Susan V; $435,000 2958 Losantiridge Ave: Dazey Cara V & Ryan C Venetian to Estell James L & Todd M Haamameyer; $278,100 6824 Bramble Ave: Bellairs Jacob to Demarsh Andrew M & Aleah Fischer; $260,000 6933 Cambridge Ave: Umberg Carol S @3 to Black James; $255,000 10542 Franklin Dr: Nvr Inc to Poe Holly A; $418,405 10573 Franklin Dr: Nvr Inc to Richter William & Angela Richter; $374,850 10576 Franklin Dr: Nvr Inc to Behanan Frederic; $325,292 9716 West Rd: Five Diamond Property And Holdings LLC to Rodgers Lori Michelle & Tim Rodgers; $315,000 Franklin Dr: Sedona Reserve LLC to Nvr Inc; $75,100 Delhi Township414 Pedretti Ave: Boyne Pierce E & Amy M Mckeown to Cheatham Megan; $186,350 4559 Fehr Rd: Vanrossum Cody B & Kelly L Bloemer to Kloepfer Kirk; $260,100 5434 Whitmore Dr: Geiser Daniel B to Cold Steel Properties LLC; $247,500 568 Libbejo Dr: Basic Moves LLC to Swipe Right Home Buyers LLC; $150,000 6003 Cleves Warsaw Pk: Goe Bonnie R to Abner Elizabeth Mary & Patricia Ann Froese; $415,000 6434 Upper Rd: Willis Beverly to Irvin Jessica & Ahmed Haily; $253,500 Covedale Ave: 643 Cov LLC to Ludwig Mary Janet; $319,900 1011 Del Monte Pl: Benford Kevin to Moore Record Jr; $27,000 1600 Ross Ave: Moish And Iris Real Estate LLC to Seven Hills Rentals LLC; $60,000 2500 Warsaw Ave: Pinzon Bon Stefano to Merk Holdings Oh I LLC; $149,000 2803 Glenway Ave: Price Hill Property LLC to Mora Leopoldo Cruz; $41,000 3210 Eighth St: Martin Krista to Yurchak Kameron J & Kayleigh C Yurchak; $225,000 723 Considine Ave: Wesley Russell to Ampem Nana & Sam Boateng; $275,000 1834 Keys Crescent Ln: Achten Gregory G & Theresa J to Waters Anne Boat Tr; $2,050,000 2356 Park Ave: Collier Kathryn to Franklin Kristen; $325,000 2369 Park Ave: Sh Partner One LLC to Mgs Remodeling LLC; $260,000 6212 Elmwood Ave: 100 Xz Investments LLC to Avi Properties Ltd; $38,000 1551 Jonathan Ave: Moorman Kristi to Niederhausen Dillon Rachel & Melvin Dillon; $204,000 2112 Madison Rd: Packs Pharmacy Inc to Hard Work And Thrifty LLC; $830,000 2138 Madison Rd: Anderson Susan M to Hilbert Lisa & John Hilbert; $165,000 3020 Obryon St: Packs Pharmacy Inc to Hard Work And Thrifty LLC; $830,000 3024 Obryon St: Packs Pharmacy Inc to Hard Work And Thrifty LLC; $830,000 3319 Evanston Ave: Flack-evans Martha J to Sk Development Group LLC; $79,500 3330 Bevis Ave: Mx4 LLC to Durairaj Joshua & Stephanie Durairaj; $275,000 3811 Belmont Ave: Hammersmith Dirk & Belinda to Burke Gregory William; $175,000 10809 Chester Rd: Shahani Vishnoo to Burnham Michael F Tr & Laurie C Burnham Tr; $516,650 2428 Kellerman Ave: Statman Properties LLC to Anderson James Lamond; $281,875 6055 Stover Ave: Joy & Ms Corporation to 6055 Stover LLC; $265,000 6327 Englewood Ave: Bohland Hannah M to Nichols Daniel A; $178,500 3080 Timberview Dr: Schaft Michele T to Myers Jeremy T & Taylor B Retherford; $290,000 3275 Wheatcroft Dr: Hardewig Charles Michael to 3275 Wheatcroft Drive LLC; $230,000 3310 North Bend Rd: Putin Viadimir to Klemm Timothy Garrity; $169,500 3313 North Bend Rd: Wilson Michelle M to Mcdaniel Mckenzie Tyler; $148,000 3360 Algus Ln: Siegmann Michael A to Goetz Donald & Kellene Goetz; $160,000 3360 Dickinson Rd: Mk Allen Properties LLC to Upscale Holdings LLC; $120,000 3505 West Fork Rd: Kenner Charles F to Westwood Property Managemetn LLC; $85,000 3541 Jessup Rd: Hudepohl Allison M to Wellen Steven J; $151,500 3606 Krierview Dr: Lienesch Marilyn Lenore to Feldman Nicholas; $270,000 3655 Jessup Rd: Hudepohl Dillon C to Payton Joseph LouiS III; $280,000 4265 Hutchinson Rd: Napa Investments Inc to Zimmerman Anne M & William T Kroner; $265,000 4471 Andreas Ave: Kelly Gail Lj to Chaffee Sara @ 3; $224,000 5211 Parkview Ave: Ventre Mary Jo to Doorvest Holdings I LLC; $124,000 5326 Sidney Rd: Busby Grace R Tr to Alvarez Boris Alexis Castaneda Sr; $200,000 5333 Belclare Rd: Kist Lance R to Crawford Robert A; $260,000 5381 Manortree Ct: Savu Lisa Anne Tr to Spinney Anthony & Katie Brogan Spinney; $453,500 5764 St James Pl: Rauh Douglas J to Atha G Michael & Tracy S Atha; $265,000 6383 Starvue Dr: Rochford Amanda to Burns Hayden & Emma Voss; $257,700 7642 Bridge Point Dr: Pachko Michael A & Kimberly A to Chastang Susan; $275,000 Clearpoint Dr: Edw Niehaus Builders Inc to Murray Dean & Sara Murray; $40,000 12 Ashby St: Feiertag Joanne Tr to Prosper Management LLC; $127,500 10512 Asheville Pine Ct: Wilson Daren C & Tanya C to Hampton Nicolette M & William R Tolley; $419,900 10602 Winding Wy: Bien Mary Frances Tr to Harvey Kathleen Marie; $250,000 1303 Trailhead Pl: Fischer Single Family Homes Iv LLC to Moore Luke & Samantha Moore; $529,295 1500 Whitewater Trails Bv: Honeycutt Randall Anthony & Lucretia to Guenther John Jr; $424,900 606 Heritage Square: Catron Matthew to Luebbe Janice; $189,000 May Dr: Heyob John J to Gloh Holdings LLC; $200,000 9945 Lees Creek Rd: Kraemer Mary Jane Tr to Plad Farm Managment LLC; $1,200,000 8416 Anthony Wayne Ave: First Baptist Church Of Hartwell to Houston Lamont; $2,000 2444 Madison Rd: Seltz Donald A Tr & Nancy S Tr to Abell Martin T; $439,900 3311 Monteith Ave: Linneman Savanna M & Christopher A to Stupica Noah; $510,000 3404 Pape Ave: Schuler Tobin A to Huffman Eric Alden & Rebecca Denise; $597,000 3408 Pape Ave: Schuler Tobin A to Huffman Eric Alden & Rebecca Denise; $597,000 3555 Herschel Ave: Schuler Tobin A to Huffman Eric Alden & Rebecca Denise; $597,000 3682 Traskwood Cr: Morrison Frances to Lang John & Catherine M Obrien; $606,000 8655 Given Rd: Andrews Helen T to Schneider Michelle Glass Tr; $35,000 3531 Lumford Pl: Fisk Dave & Tammy to Fisk Eric W; $187,500 889 Jackson St: Fjm Properties LLC to Rogers Jesse; $350,000 410 Westview Ave: Patterson Shirley J Tr to Alk Realty LLC; $92,000 106 Ravinewood Te: Vied Earl Jr & Kelsea Renee to Lonseth Diana & Hunter Lonseth; $585,000 116 Whispering Knolls Ct: Rhoades John E Iii & Amy S Tam to Hoffman Adam Robert; $289,500 202 Cannonade Dr: Oriol Guy W Tr & Gislaine L Tr to Sponseller Sidney & Robert L Iii; $400,000 2054 Stratford Ct: High Maintenance LLC to Lefton Carly O; $290,000 5043 Bristol Ct: Quisno Portia to Dudenhoeffer Diane M Peterson; $299,999 605 Burns St: Bloc Ministries Inc to Sustainergy Cooperative; $585,000 5709 Kenwood Rd: Chikov Gueorgui & Katherine Sebring to Bruner Mark & Elizabeth; $359,000 7305 Thomas Dr: Johnston Jill S to Douglas Greg & Shannon Douglas; $315,000 7474 Dawson Rd: Mccreary Harry Timothy to Frazier Homes LLC; $285,000 7526 Juler Ave: Brinson Bryan E to James D Coddington Inc; $308,100 4511 Whetsel Ave: Jennings David Jr to Magnolia Kent LLC; $70,000 4800 Whetsel Ave: Mad Properties LLC to Rx Capital LLC; $180,000 4800 Whetsel Ave: Rx Capital LLC to Kanalas Investment Group LLC; $245,000 5317 Whetsel Ave: Mad Properties LLC to Rx Capital LLC; $195,000 5317 Whetsel Ave: Rx Capital LLC to Kanalas Investment Group LLC; $250,000 5337 Weltner St: Miller Gregory to Lomax Ashley; $212,000 5726 Prentice St: Mad Properties LLC to Rx Capital LLC; $165,000 5726 Prentice St: Rx Capital LLC to Kanalas Investment Group LLC; $195,000 6628 Haley Ave: Spicker Amanda R & Sean P Mahaffey to Stalvey Foster R & Carol M Stalvey; $370,000 6709 Madison Rd: Tda Real Estate Holdings LLC to Madisonville Holdings LLC; $427,500 3049 Barnbougle Dr: Kma Westside Development Inc to Fischer Single Family Homes Iv LLC; $59,390 3154 Citation Ln: Sheridan Joan E to Sheridan Brian; $275,000 5300 Miami River Rd: Bergner Ronald C to Powell Holly; $17,500 7379 Kirkridge Dr: Jones Rebecca Lynn to Gramke Benjamin & Megan Gramke; $365,000 8235 Hamptonshire Dr: Pitchford Bryan to Rayquel Crutchfield & Reginald Crutchfield Jr; $600,000 Barnbougle Dr: Kma Westside Development Inc to Fischer Single Family Homes Iv LLC; $59,390 Buckridge Dr: Fischer Single Family Homes Iv LLC to Wood Barbara & Lindsey Wood; $620,780 Foxglove Ln: Tamarack Land Indian Walk LLC to Maronda Homes Of Cincinnati LLC; $109,025 10005 Windzag Ln: Wessinger David F & Theresa M to Lumb Devon & Elizabeth Klumb; $642,500 9804 Tollgate Ln: Hubbard Amy M @ 3 to Giuffre Anthony J & Madison E Hubbard; $850,000 369 Oregon St: Freddy Properties LLC to Otoole Ryan & Patricia Otoole; $234,000 395 Oregon St: Porkopolis Properties LLC to Robisch Rick T; $215,000 5810 Monfort Hills Ave: Ti Kc Bravo LLC to Eilm Propertys LLC; $139,900 2239 Burnet Ave: Kopolovich Zvi & Pnina to Those Ohio Guys LLC; $200,000 227 Kinsey Ave: Mckenna William to Cesler Stephen M; $575,000 260 Earnshaw Ave: Llausas Estates LLC to Ef Holdco Wre Asets Reo LLC; $144,125 7413 Park Ave: Sfr3-080 LLC to 605 Van Roberts LLC; $80,000 7829 Seward Ave: Frank Susan to Slds Properties LLC; $141,500 1147 Paxton Ave: Plattner Alexander & Rachel Goheen to Dehmel Stephan & Steven Matthew Brown; $499,900 910 Nottingham Dr: Siegel Betty A & Mary Lea to Nies Thomas M Jr; $417,100 1536 Beth Ln: 11b Construction Ltd to Bush Kevin; $262,500 2621 Meadowmar Ln: Parker James to Scalf Justen E; $315,000 6129 Cambridge Ave: Price Cameron Lane & Samantha Marie Sullivan to Dent Morgan J & Trevor S Hay; $300,000 6756 Bursal Ct: Moser Mark B & Kristin M Baker-Moser to Mcallister Jeffrey N; $200,000 221 Sturgis Ave: Cinsations Mgmt LLC to Nixson Roneishah Sheree; $235,000 4 Lenox Ln: Next Journey Home Offers LLC to Schaffer Tim Tr; $225,000 1544 Galbraith Rd: Baird Real Estate Investments LLC to Ortega Valenzuela Jesus & Marcie Lee Ortega; $134,000 1577 Goodman Ave: Poon Family Limited Liability Company The to Delightful Hearts Properties & Investments LLC; $382,500 1719 Marilyn Ln: Kendall Calvin D & Keith A Harden to Home Recreations LLC; $120,000 1834 Goodman Ave: Jewell Ebony M to Vogel Scott Anthony; $165,000 6590 Parrish Ave: Ohio Portfolio 2023 LLC to Browe Robyn & Ted Mcdaniel; $179,500 4145 Chambers St: Eha Emily S & James P Scherer Iii to Blayer Brian; $260,000 4227 Langland St: Dietz Amy to Gallagher Eleanore & Joseph; $322,500 4247 Hamilton Ave: Kalnow Kelsey to Goebel Margaret H & Scott O Gossett; $530,000 4312 Pitts Ave: Wagner Matthew O to Reising Reiner; $315,000 4569 Hamilton Ave: Dreamhome Innovation LLC to Marvin Jonathan; $205,000 4744 Howard Ave: Castle Richard F to Link Jessica & Rosemarie P Santos; $180,000 1764 Williams Ave: Duncan Robert W Jr to Niehaus Property Solutions LLC; $171,000 2114 Varelman Ave: Flipping Cincy LLC to Neu Dylan Thomas; $247,000 2346 Glenside Ave: Mahon Mary C to Centers Craig & Tammy Centers; $130,000 2504 Lysle Ln: Oconnor Shannon M to Sparks Sydney; $205,000 3929 Spencer Ave: Acklen Property Group LLC to S & M Property LLC; $469,000 4003 Forest Ave: Sarawgi Shivali N to Laskey Hannah K; $445,000 2721 Hyde Park Ave: Bsp Ohio LLC to Reamar Enterprises LLC; $473,200 3757 Mt Vernon Ave: Weathers Elizabeth J to Wheeler Paige L & Amy Harris; $400,000 Three Oaks Ln: Three Oaks Single Family LLC to Wp Foundry Park LLC; $165,000 112 Findlay St: Young Mens Christian Assoc Of Greater Cincinnati to Yukon Investments LLC; $520,000 1232 Vine St: Laughrey John K to Holland Melissa M; $295,000 1233 Walnut St: Dietrich Ryan T& Alexandra L to Rivertown Retreats LLC; $245,000 268 Mohawk St: Wahl Dain to R & O Properties LLC; $25,000 Findlay St: Young Mens Christian Assoc Of Greater Cincinnati to Yukon Investments LLC; $520,000 1118 Sunnyslope Dr: Scalf Justen to Birkley Jason; $261,000 1227 Avon Dr: Munday Steven A to Obisesan Ebunoluwa & Isabella Cohn; $299,900 1308 Avon Dr: Greenlea Aaron to Ashleys House LLC; $190,000 2711 Lawndale Ave: Midfirst Bank to Martin Mcaaron & Rosemary Martin; $27,000 5605 Lester Rd: Larkins Ventures LLC to Ney Matthew; $377,000 205 West Crest Dr: Carter Kenneth E & Jaclyn to Doorvest Holdings I LLC; $160,000 56 Gorman Ln: 56 Gorman LLC to Garcia Michael Vincent; $295,000 1431 Robinwood Ave: Bennett Sean & Michelle D to Lasley Shawanna F; $328,000 1626 Crest Hill Ave: Salman Muhammad to Sarceno Virinia Morfin; $10,000 1635 Summit Rd: Clemons Gayle to Blake Keith; $210,000 6569 Gracely Dr: Pickerel Development Corporation to Kbmc Properties LLC; $345,000 6571 Gracely Dr: Pickerel Development Corporation to Kbmc Properties LLC; $345,000 10914 Lemarie Dr: Lynn William A to Cobblestone Farms Ltd; $226,500 5072 Lord Alfred Ct: Acree-hamann Cynthia M & Gene A Hamann to Dalton Richard Damon; $255,000 1761 Harrison Ave: Westside Blue Jay LLC to Ambriz Juan Ambriz Tr; $422,500 1930 Montrose St: Boertlein Joseph to 4ever Properties LLC; $58,000 2243 Quebec Rd: Stadelmann Tim Jr to Ygv Holdings LLC; $34,240 4569 Edgewood Ave: Barger Michael to 4569 Edgewood LLC; $145,000 4755 Winton Rd: Timmons Joellen to Levine Victoria L & John H Levine; $250,000 10002 Winlake Dr: Donnelly William to Ulrich Joseph D; $270,000 11857 Elkwood Dr: D & B Epic Homes LLC to Bogard Wesley J & Sarah E Bogard; $329,900 11935 Mill Rd: Kmf Invesment Group to Vanguard Contracting LLC; $210,000 11935 Mill Rd: Vanguard Contracting LLC to Lre 2 LLC; $265,000 12160 Regency Run Ct: Hadley Kathleen J to Anderson Lois Denise; $164,900 12190 Deerhorn Dr: Dovel Leigh A & Lynn Wallenhorst Tr to Nsuangani Odette & Philippe Nsuangani; $320,000 1560 Bermuda Pl: Hall Ethridge to Hall Wanda R & Natalie L Hall; $95,000 1560 Bermuda Pl: Hall Wanda R & Natalie L Hall to Home Recreations LLC; $95,000 1570 Meredith Dr: 1570 Meredith Unit 28 LLC to Wessel Lauren; $105,000 1881 Edgewater Dr: Alexander Joyce to Addo Ida; $338,900 1911 Safari Dr: Gearing Properties LLC to Wink Julie; $328,000 2027 First Ave: Raig Properties LLC to Alpha V Properties LLC; $120,000 8670 Zodiac Dr: Bracey Jack E to Pulami Balika & Phauda Pulami; $130,000 8706 Brent Dr: Opendoor Property Trust I to Naizghi Alazar & Meskela Eyob; $223,000 9530 Crestbrook Dr: Lowry Brittani to Cedar Brook Properties Funding 3 LLC; $115,000 Railroad Ave: Raig Properties LLC to Alpha V Properties LLC; $120,000 22 Baker Ave: Bailey Michael W & Jill C to Sears Michelle; $363,400 10893 Lake Thames Dr: Titko Phyllis Wolfli to Rivin Tatyana & Alan Spivak; $200,000 11971 Stillwind Dr: Conover Mark & Valentina Myers to C311 Home Solutions LLC; $210,943 4107 Myrtle Ave: Laudermilk John A & Kara E to Smith Allison & Jared Smith; $252,000 4249 Williams Ave: Cornerstone Homes Of Cincinnati LLC to Lammers Nathan Esau; $110,000 7523 Kirtley Dr: Lane Christopher S to Johnson Samantha & Blake Noyes; $465,000 7936 Keller Rd: Laubenthal Susan M to Walworth Properties LLC; $600,000 7979 Queens Ave: Miccoli Lisa R & Peter A Miccoli Jr to Miccoli Sydney A; $243,500 7995 Merrymaker Ln: Hmun Lalsang & Hniang Sung Chin to Lingad Karl & Gail Marie Gozun; $335,000 8215 York St: Mer Land Development LLC to Horn Samuel & Kendall Corich; $468,500 8815 Tudor Ct: King Justin M & Kierstin Mayborg to Castner Tyler C; $217,500 8945 Eldora Dr: Groome Abigail L & Donald J Edgington to Stafford Scott E & Taylor C Napier; $255,000 Symmes Township11827 Spiral Pass: Turner Collins R & Lauren E Zumbahlen to Luning Cameron Francis & Anna Elizabeth Luning; $875,000 11963 Paulmeadows Dr: Yu Ningxi & Ziyin & Ziyin Zhang to Sai Fuxing & Zelong Hou; $650,000 12071 Carrington Ln: Keckeis Lawrence Tr to Diamond Realty Management Ltd; $180,000 8435 Preakness Ln: Boyd Andre Alex Sr & Deanna to Mayer Liv & Charles Cain; $860,000 9076 Link Rd: Moore Melissa L & Mary Ellen Geroni to Moore Melissa L; $109,382 9182 Symmes Landing Dr: Bearley Kenneth R & Patti J to Chen Li Tsu & Yen to Liu; $470,000 711 Oak St: Raig Properties LLC to Alpha V Properties LLC; $120,000 2018 Freeman Ave: Nvs Properties LLC to Loi Honchon; $675,000 2118 Baymiller St: Baymiller LLC to Citylink Holdings Corporation; $675,000 2120 Baymiller St: Baymiller LLC to Citylink Holdings Corporation; $675,000 2122 Baymiller St: Baymiller LLC to Citylink Holdings Corporation; $675,000 2124 Baymiller St: Baymiller LLC to Citylink Holdings Corporation; $675,000 2130 Baymiller St: Baymiller LLC to Citylink Holdings Corporation; $675,000 1028 Lockman Ave: Brickler Linda D to Pretium Investments LLC; $100,000 1248 Dewey Ave: Kareth Shirley M to Mako Property Group LLC; $75,000 1418 Covedale Ave: Kuntz Lisa to Emmett Patrick J; $138,400 1637 Tuxworth Ave: Vincze Alex to Desy Bryce S & Roni Ata; $173,500 1703 First Ave: Coggins Anthony W & Kim to Bell Dominic K; $174,000 4054 Palos St: Ramirez Morales Neftali Marco Tuilo & Edilma Karolina Gonzalez Morales to Aguilar Rudy Morales &; $160,000 4355 Cappel Dr: Triplett Carletta & Trisha to Bowen Halic & Jordan Carman; $186,500 4686 Rapid Run Rd: Boston Darrick to Sanders Jonte; $30,000 5005 Cleves Warsaw Pk: Burkhart Andrew Dominic to Coffey Ebony Lorraine Gresham Stockdale; $224,400 5201 Highview Dr: Pjt 1953 LLC to Townsend Lashawnette; $279,900 545 Trenton Ave: Castellini Jessica to Licht Jeremy Gordon; $200,000 2602 Montana Ave: Davis James to 11b Construction Ltd; $61,054 2654 Harrison Ave: Cincinnati Real Property Hamilton LLC to Bryxx LLC; $640,000 2657 Westwood Northern Bv: Flex Rentals LLC to Jacob S Investments LLC; $60,000 2835 Montana Ave: Yang Invest LLC to King Eric; $138,000 2929 Feltz Ave: Wells Christopher J & Chanel Placke to Rogers James A & Sandra L; $148,000 2932 Feltz Ave: Brown Rashad & David to Awesome Possum LLC; $149,900 2937 Mignon Ave: B/k Housing Development LLC to Lman Investments LLC; $180,000 2953 Kling Ave: Voce Benjamin Scott & Elizabeth to Herth Victoria A & Joseph A Pruitt; $215,000 2959 Mignon Ave: Voce Benjamin Scott & Elizabeth to Herth Victoria A & Joseph A Pruitt; $215,000 3042 West Tower Ave: Ludwig Mary J to Osugi Michelle; $155,000 3143 Geyer Woods Ln: Grosse William A to Witkowski Joseph J & Emma C Witkowski; $250,000 3145 Geyer Woods Ln: Grosse William A to Witkowski Joseph J & Emma C Witkowski; $250,000 3217 Hanna Ave: Tree House Properties LLC to Budke Jason; $138,000 3431 Boudinot Ave: Revolution Real Estate LLC to Mckettrick Jennifer; $279,500 801 Seymour Ave: Baggett Donald Adams Ii to Dove Garrett; $12,000 139 Brookhaven Ave: Mccaster Andre to Fitzhugh Austin J; $247,000 Information provided by Christine Charlson Viewpoint Drive: Ashley Simpson to Cheyenne and Zachary Ziegert; $335,000 1275 Ferncliff Drive: The Drees Company to Julie Rosenhagen; $442,000 452 Kenton Station Road: Brian Montgomery to Tina and Nicholas Warpup; $40,000 7608 Woodhaven Court: Ashley and Sean Leonard to David Nixon; $235,000 8069 Preservation Drive: The Drees Company to Angela and Christopher Plante; $556,000 unit B: The Drees Company to Susan Pelle; $465,000 233 Foote Ave.: Claire and John Giese to Malina Basler; $361,000 6014 Caroline Williams Way: Donna Long to Maher & Sons unit 14B: Lisa Watts and James Gibson to Jason Feinauer; $225,000 10499 Oakboro Drive: Fischer Single Family Homes 1718 Woodburn Ave.: Left Bank Property Development 1814 Pearl St.: Joseph Gastright to Aidan Parmer; $176,000 8th St.: Janet Tobler to Thomas DiBello; $346,000 2344 Amici Drive: Fischer Single Family Homes unit 8-102: Jennifer and Richard Prodoehl to Bridget Rice; $212,000 371 Southwind Lane: Morgan Ogle to Jeanne Brooks; $275,000 3866 Volterra Lane: Fischer Single Family Homes 3884 Volterra Lane: Fischer Single Family Homes LLC to Mary-Frances and Anthony Campagna; $370,500 16th St.: Mason Dennis to Derek McCormick; $138,000 11th St.: Lori and Jeff Grefer to Ideal Property Solutions 620 Brandtly Ridge Drive: Samantha Langley and James Thornton to Lacy and Matthew Farano; $408,000 LLC to Jessica Shvarts and Michael Shvarts; $442,500 2489 Ruthwood Lane: Fischer Single Family Homes LLC to Alex and Michael Reinersman; $556,000 Melinda and Blake Dever to Katherine and Benjaming Wilmhoff; $814,000 135 Man O War Court: Erika and Samuel Volpenhein to Mary Marr and Jacob Wieland; $370,000 508 Belmont Road: Devin Sparks to Kara McKinney and Taylor Hunt; $263,000 1454 Melinda Lane: Lorece and Nicholas Hoffman to Emily Smith and Blake Abernathy; $269,000 26 Erlanger St.: Joshua Fisher to Stallion Investments 1231 Lynn Haven Way: The Drees Company to Donna and Larry Cook; $668,500 1246 Lynn Haven Way: The Drees Company to Mary Fisk and Albert Norman; $518,000 19 Plymouth Lane: Jasmin and Jorge Ibarra to Allision Wagner; $197,000 David Vincent to Randall Fitzpatrick; $343,000 1310 Fieldhurst Court: Heather Capito to Sonam Laman and Sarawati Moktan; $375,000 1452 Flintridge Road: Margaret Pentz to Carla Bunner; $385,000 148 Burgess Lane: Ray Bob to Rachelle Smoker; $315,500 unit 51-303: Sabina Coric to Duber Baptista; $185,000 2519 Towering Ridge Lane: Oscar Corona to Jeremy Roetting; $555,000 39 Ridgeway Ave.: Larry Blake to Shaw Thomas; $70,000 6312 Deermeade Drive: Farrah and Steven Johnson to Beverly and John Kirk; $379,000 8348 Woodcreek Drive: Shadia and Munir Tannus to Elizabeth and Zachary Hall; $435,000 LLC to Payton Decker and Anthony Torres; $240,000 Sharon and Tony Guard and Vicky and Edward Tungate to Audrey and Thomas Carney; $255,000 10 Virginia Ave.: Carl Mockbee to Shayna Coche and Cedric Coche; $200,000 2234 Doninion Drive: Tia Dickens to Jeffrey Sweitzer; $250,000 3954 Old Madison Pike: Leonette and David Bockweg to Amber and Ryan Cunningham; $125,000 64 Eagle View Lane: Catherine Frost to Diane Ananda; $177,000 447 Pickett Drive: Kimberly and Mark Barnes to Micheal Mayer; $530,000 1691 Asher Court: Lindsey Bryant and Nathaniel Carmony to Sokunthea Chham and Nathan Brown; $225,000 LLC to Katherine and Bradley Lockwood; $482,500 LLC to Hannah Graves and Chet Williams; $545,000 unit 10: Haidar Dailia and Mohammed Largo to Halima Elayyadi Abdeiljalil Elayyadi and Aileen Wang; $120,000 906 Summit Lane: Angelic and Trevor Kessans to Jacob Groneck; $185,000 10110 Desmond Court: The Drees Company to Carol and Patrick Barth; $612,000 10126 Desmond Court: The Drees Company to Loreany and Manuel Hidalgo; $576,000 10255 Highmeadow Lane: Ollie Seidman to Isabel and Matthew Adams; $376,000 10360 Calvary Road: Sandra and Dylan Lemox to Caroline Kinsman and Ryan Rhodes; $275,000 10549 Elderberry Lane: Fischer Single Family Homes LLC to Susan and Jonathan Martin; $536,000 230 Independence Station Road: Karen and Randy Campbell to Tammy and Jeffrey Marsh; $317,000 381 Linden Ave.: Julia Sebastian and Stephen Whittenburg to Brooke Secrist; $288,000 6403 Waterview Way: Vanessa and Omer Donmez to Joshua Frommeyer; $320,000 9896 Codyview Drive: Shawna and Matthew Patin to Stacey and Russell Wesley; $389,000 to Addison Crouch and Dawson Butler; $256,500 LLC to Olivia Hilbert and Matthew Pugh; $420,000 923 Ann St.: Joseph Lay and Lincoln Adams to Bander Henderson and James Henderson; $175,000 937 Fairbanks Lane: Fischer Single Family Homes LLC to Laurel and Gerry Fitzgerald; $753,000 3303 Hughes Court: Amanda and Gabe Perry to Riverbank Properties 761 Man O'War Boulevard: The Drees Company to Alpeshkumar Patel; $886,000 875 Man O' War Boulevard: Rebecca and James Mirick to Elisa and Kiernan Zumwalt; $740,000 15847 Teal Road: Lisa and Thomas Volz to Ann and Brandon Gadberry; $515,000 2860 Shellbark Lane: The Drees Company to Erica Otto; $585,000 2906 Prospect Point Drive: Melissa and Oliver Sandoval to Kevin Prickel; $163,000 860 Willowdale Drive: Jose Gomez to The Billy Joe Marshall and Teresa Ann Marshall Revocable Trust; $681,000 11030 Pinebrook Place: The Drees Company to Toni and Jeffrey Baker; $479,500 11505 Sutherland Drive: Lauren and John Haley Jr 235 Chardonnay Valley: The Drees Company to Lora and Michael Jablonski; $600,000 9 Park Ave.: Layna Feagan to Mariah and Colt Jones; $266,000 CINCINNATI — Katherine James and Gigi Moore met in 2022 when they joined the soccer team at Walnut Hills High School the extent of our friendship was just teammates,” said Moore That all changed when Moore was diagnosed with cancer in October 2023 “The tumor that I have is actually a gastrinoma it’s a malignant neuroendocrine tumor,” said Moore Moore’s tumor is caused by Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome WATCH: Gigi Moore tells us her story here she just like kind of randomly showed up for me,” Moore said but I mean like that’s just the kind of person she is.” James had joined the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS) in honor of her great uncle who passed away from cancer a group of over 50 students from 14 schools across Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky to fundraise $75,000 in just seven weeks “We are focusing all of our money towards cancer research in honor of Gigi to help people find the treatment that they need,” James said The team will be raising money through restaurant fundraisers, letters, online donations and a benefit gala taking place March 8 at the Junior League of Cincinnati. To buy tickets you can click here. All the money will go directly to LLS, with the hope of helping people like Moore get the treatments they need. “I’m having surgery on Thursday, so yeah, I'm excited. They’re gonna remove the head of my pancreas because that’s where the main tumor is located,” said Moore. Moore is currently recovering from her 14-hour surgery. In a few years, she will be eligible for a liver transplant. Armstrong Williams takes on the news of the week and asks the questions you want answered. Don’t miss our weekly town hall. Construction on Walnut Hills development planned before Covid finally set to beginby Brian Planalp Columbus-based Hallmark Communities is developing Park Avenue Square 244-unit residential project in Walnut Hills (Hallmark Communities via Cincinnati Business Courier) changed hands and gotten a start date just weeks away Park Avenue Square surfaced before the pandemic as a $29 million five-story development at the northeast corner of Park Avenue and East McMillan Street in Walnut Hills The project partners were Campus Management and Gibraltar Development Read the full story from the Cincinnati Business Courier CINCINNATI (WKRC) - The Cincinnati Federation of Colored Women's Clubs continues to offer community and advocacy to people after 121 years The clubs are a part of the National Association of Colored Women's Clubs "We've been a fabric of Walnut Hills since 1904," explained Maxine Robinson the clubs offered sisterhood and advocacy to Black women as they fought for equality "This house was a safe haven," Robinson explained "And when women had to go to work when the men had to go to war this was a place where we instilled women and taught women different duties to go out in the workforce." the group of 50 women across five Cincinnati-area clubs still offers support to the community in the original house bought in 1925 "We do our part to make sure we know our voting rights "From city legislation to the federal level." The house in Walnut Hills also serves as a space for a local church a meeting location for alcohol anonymous groups and event space for those in need you'll find the color purple throughout every room "It's about royalty," Robinson explained "We try to preserve ourselves that way the women will open their doors to the public the last week of February for a tour refreshments and history lesson at 1010 Chapel St The members are also actively recruiting new women to continue their legacy Interested parties can email organization president at robinsonmaxine86@gmail.com Walnut Hills Retirement Community in Walnut Creek has appointed a new board chair Jason Coblentz of Dundee will take over the role from Garrett Roach an attorney from Millersburg who recently completed a decade of service on the board Garett has played a pivotal role in guiding Walnut Hills through the evolving landscape of healthcare and senior living,” said Hugh Davis and unwavering commitment to the well-being of our residents and helping shape Walnut Hills into the thriving Coblentz is expected to bring a strong vision for the future of Walnut Hills “Jason brings a deep understanding of our mission and a strong vision for the future,” Davis said Walnut Hills will continue to foster a vibrant We are excited for the journey ahead and the continued success of our organization.” A board composed of community leaders and residentsThe board of directors is made up of community leaders who volunteer their time to provide direction for the retirement community Other members are Darlene Finzer of Stone Creek Jodi Miller of Walnut Creek and Paul Shetler of Millersburg Resident representatives also serve on the board to help provide insight into resident perspectives on key decisions The current resident representatives are Terry Burkhalter in Walnut Creek and is an affiliate of Greencroft Communities of Goshen For more information, call 330-893-3200 or visit walnuthillsliving.org CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Police Department on Monday released body camera video and dispatch calls after a man was shot by a police officer in Walnut Hills late Sunday Sunday in a residential parking lot in the 3000 block of Gilbert Avenue after CPD said it responded to a report of a man armed with a knife and a firearm Chief Teresa Theetge played the dispatch call in a press conference on Monday about the shooting A person called the police saying a man was outside with a knife and gun Theetge said the incident transpired quickly and one officer fired their gun within about 10 minutes of the initial call to dispatch hitting 31-year-old Patrick Lyons in the hip Theetge released the body cam from the incident showing a police officer saying Don't do this," before Lyons sprinted toward the officer with a knife in his right hand Watch video of the moment Lyons sprinted toward police officers below WCPO 9 is not showing the moment he was shot due to its graphic nature: She added that Lyons was recently released from jail two months ago He had been in prison for aggravated robbery Lyons underwent surgery on Sunday night and is still in the hospital The investigation remains in its early stages but Theetge said officers recovered a knife at the scene Learn more about Theetge's response to the shooting in the video below: Portions of William Howard Taft Road and Collins Avenue will be closed this weekend due to security measures Residents who live within the area where roads are closed will be able to access their neighborhood through one of three marked security checkpoints It is unclear if the closures are related to Vice President JD Vance, who has a home in East Walnut Hills. City officials did not immediately respond to The Enquirer's request for comment. East Walnut Hills apartments to be built on hillside CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Two condominium associations are preparing to dispute a developer's zoning plan R2 Partners want to build a 65-unit multi-family complex overlooking Columbia Parkway It got special permissions to build on the hillside The Edgecliff and Calvin Cliff Condominium Associations argue a new apartment complex will put 90 units in jeopardy of a landslide and block their views It'd be located on the corner of Kemper and Francis Lanes We know it's already cost the city $20 million so while I appreciate what they're [R2 Partners] saying 'You put those guidelines in place for a reason Stick to them,'" said Calvin Cliff Condominium Association President Kathleen Norris Norris says the associations are fighting the zoning variances that were granted to R2 Partners This includes allowing them to dig deeper into the hill and build a taller retaining wall R2 Partners says their construction will make the hill more stable because the walls will be drilled into bedrock there's a ripple effect going up the hill," Norris said The Columbia Parkway hillside has a history of slippage and shutting down the road many times R2 Partners argue the Kemper Lane property is significantly less steep than where Edgecliff and Calvin Cliff are "We're not opposed to development but the development has to be safe in changing environmental conditions and it has to be fair to the 300 homeowners who were already here," Norris said The renderings show a 5-story building with solar panels and "mechanical units" on top Part of it would be eye level to people living at Calvin Cliff Condos R2 says their plan meets the city's screening and sound requirements and R-2 Partners will go in front of the Zoning Board Of Appeals this Thursday morning at 9