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Vote: Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky high school athlete of the week, Aug. 26
Voting is open for the first Cincinnati Enquirer Athlete of the Week ballotof the 2024-2025 high school sports year for activity through Aug. 25. Enquirer/Cincinnati.com readers can vote for their favorite high school athletes of the week on their desktop, the Cincinnati.com mobile web or Cincinnati.com app once per hour. Scroll down to the bottom...
Oak Hills School District to release students from some schools early due to extreme heat
CINCINNATI (WXIX) -The Oak Hills School District will release students from some schools two hours early from Tuesday to Friday due to the expected extreme heat, spokesperson Chris Gramke said. Gramke says that students from Oak Hills High School, Delhi Middle School, and Bridgetown Middle School will be dismissed two...
Building The Legacy Lance Bucher New Head Cross Country Coach
Highlands Cross Country Team has a new head coach, Lance Bucher. Bucher is an avid runner and has coached cross country and track in the past at Ludlow High School. With years of experience Bucher is excited to see what he can accomplish at Highlands. Bucher was hired last May...
Classes begin at University of Cincinnati
CINCINNATI — Students will be back in class Monday morning at colleges across Greater Cincinnati. That includes the University of Cincinnati, where this year's student body is bigger than ever. It's not a growing freshman class, rather online and transfer students fueling growth at the Bearcat campus. As many...
Friday football roundup/scores: Beechwood wins in closing seconds, Cooper rolls Bardstown
James Cusick’s receiving touchdown with 33 seconds remaining gave Beechwood the one-point victory in the Cumberland Falls Pigskin Classic played at Corbin High School. It was one of two touchdown passes for Tigers quarterback Clay Hayden, who was named the MVP of the game. Chase Flaherty punched in two...
Schools, student-athletes taking precautions for heat advisory in Cincinnati area
CINCINNATI — High temperatures are moving in as much of Greater Cincinnati is under a heat advisory starting Tuesday morning. At least one school district is already planning to release some students early this week, as school and sporting events across Greater Cincinnati are being postponed. This wicked heat can be uncomfortable for everyone, especially student-athletes. But there is no statewide mandate that determines what temperatures are too hot for student-athletes to play in, leaving it up to athletic departments to keep students safe.
Area school district to dismiss early some days this week due to high heat
HAMILTON COUNTY, Ohio — Some students in the Oak Hills School district will be going home early this week due to expected high heat. According to a district spokesperson, students at Oak Hills High School, Delhi Middle School and Bridgetown Middle School will be dismissed two hours early from Tuesday, Aug. 27 through Friday, Aug. 30.
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