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In This Hamilton! Thrive Issue …
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🐟🐠🐠Fish Fry Directory🐠🐠🐟
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📸📸Calling All Photographers📸📸
💖💖Take The Heart Health Quiz💖💖
🤦♂️Stupid Dad Jokes🤦♂️
🎨🎨Pieces Of Me Continues Through March 22🎨🎨
🏫🏫Funding Needed for Boys And Girls Clubs🏫🏫
🏅🏅On This Day In Sports History🏅🏅
⛹️♀️This Coming Week’s Games⛹️♀️
🤣🤣Cat Humor/ Far Side🤣🤣
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River's Edge Could Get A Nice Shot In The Arm
RiversEdge stands as a cornerstone of Hamilton's economic vitality, drawing in crowds and revenue that bolster the city's financial landscape. Since its inception in 2017, the venue has been a magnet for over 175,000 attendees, injecting an impressive $6.25 million into the local economy through its diverse array of 120-plus events.
Now, with the recent passage of Ohio House Sub. House Bill 2, earmarking $1 million for Rivers Edge's redevelopment and expansion, the stage is set for a significant financial boost. This injection of funds, part of a broader initiative supporting Butler County projects, signals a strategic investment in Hamilton's economic future. Although awaiting Ohio Senate approval, the overwhelming support in the House underscores the project's significance.
Chief of Staff Aaron Hufford heralds this development as pivotal, propelling RiversEdge to new heights of success. With the city already committing $500,000 annually to the venue, the additional funding promises to catalyze further growth. In 2023 alone, the economic impact of RiversEdge more than doubled, with 25 shows attracting over 30,000 attendees and generating an estimated $1.1 million in local spending.
Phase 1 of the redevelopment plan, slated to commence pending funding, promises crucial enhancements, including a larger roof and essential infrastructure upgrades. This initial investment sets the stage for Phase 2, which will see the addition of amenities like concession areas and VIP lounges, addressing longstanding operational challenges.
The expansion project not only solidifies Rivers Edge's position as a cultural hub but also presents lucrative opportunities for revenue generation. By attracting bigger acts and introducing ticketed events alongside free concerts, the venue aims to maximize its financial potential while maintaining its community-oriented ethos.
Looking ahead to the upcoming season, Director Adam Helms anticipates another stellar lineup of events, promising a summer filled with entertainment and economic prosperity. With close to two dozen events planned, RiversEdge is poised to continue its legacy as a driving force behind Hamilton's economic resurgence.
Click on the Fish !
Looking Like Spring.
AccuWeather
⛈️Historically warm Atlantic Ocean ahead of hurricane season ⛈️
Warm water is the fuel for hurricanes, and all signs are pointing toward potentially record-shattering warmth across the Atlantic hurricane basin during the summer and fall.
Calling all photographers. Clean up the camera and get ready to eye the City of Hamilton through a unique lens.
According to Dr. Harvey Hahn, cardiologist with Kettering Health, “Women’s heart attack symptoms can be the same or different from men’s, but they’re often more atypical- less pain, more pressure or discomfort.”
Stupid Dad Jokes
I told my girlfriend she drew her eyebrows too high.
She seemed surprised.🤣🤣
I met an amoeba at a gathering the other day.
It seemed spineless.🤣🤣
A ham sandwich walks into a bar and orders a beer.
The bartender says, "Sorry we don't serve food here."🤣🤣
The Women’s Art Club of Hamilton
Pieces of Me Exhibit continues through March 22 at both the Fitton Center and The Strauss Gallery
The Women’s Art Club of Hamilton, Ohio aims to use art as a common interest to connect community members with one another, to encourage growth in artistic appreciation, craft and conception, and artistically enrich our community. We are a diverse group of women who strive for community over competition.
State funds called ‘critical’ for Boys & Girls Clubs of Hamilton renovation project
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Hamilton were built by local donors in the 1960s and ‘70s. Thousands of kids have traveled through the two facilities, which still have wooden backboards and hand cranks to lower and raise them. Our children deserve an upgrade.
Contact your senator and tell them we need this.
You can make contact HERE.
On This Day in Sports
1912 Argentina beats the MCC in their inaugural 1st-class cricket fixture at the Buenos Aires Cricket Club; lose the second and third games of the series
1919 Foundation NHL club Toronto Arenas are permitted to cease operations due to financial difficulties; later become Toronto St. Patricks and then Maple Leafs
1923 Future Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher Christy Mathewson becomes President and owner of Boston Braves; buys the team for $300,000 with NY attorney Judge Emil Fuchs and Bostonian James McDonough
1926 Montreal and Ottawa battle out just the second 0-0 tie in NHL history; dominant goalies are Clint Benedict (Maroons) and Alex Connell (Senators)
1929 Boston Red Sox announce they will play Sunday MLB games at Braves Field; Fenway Park located too close to a church
1952 American alpine skier Andrea Mead-Lawrence is only multi-gold medallist at the Oslo Winter Olympics when she wins the slalom, after taking out the inaugural giant slalom
1952 Britain's Jeannette Altwegg wins the Olympic women’s figure skating gold medal at the Olso Winter Games ahead of American Tenley Albright, who goes on to win in Cortina d'Ampezzo (1956)
1952 Emmett Ashford is certified to be first black umpire in organized baseball; has to wait until 1966 for MLB debut
Butler County property search site has new images, features
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