

City Council Recap: Development Planning Moves Forward, Community Projects Advance and Public Safety Discussions Continue
The March 17 Harrison City Council meeting focused on planning for the city’s future while continuing to support the day-to-day work that keeps the community running. From long-term development strategy to ongoing public safety discussions and community improvements, the evening reflected a city balancing growth with thoughtful planning. City Extends Residential Development Pause One of the evening’s key actions was the approval of an extension of the temporary moratorium on


Construction Update: Dry Fork Bridge and Carolina Trace Road
Several roadway projects are moving forward in and around Harrison this spring. Below is the latest confirmed information regarding the Dry Fork Road bridge rehabilitation over Interstate 74 and the Carolina Trace Road closure. Dry Fork Road Bridge Rehabilitation (ODOT Project) Preliminary site work has begun on the Dry Fork Road bridge over I-74. Crews started clearing and preparing areas along the eastbound and westbound exit ramps on February 18. During this early phase, t


City Council Recap: Harrison Welcomes Four New Firefighters, Honors Service and Shares County Updates
The March 3rd Harrison City Council meeting highlighted the strong partnerships and community spirit that continue to shape the city’s future. From charitable giving and employee recognition to an informative presentation from the Hamilton County Auditor, the evening reflected the many ways public service and community support come together in Harrison. Mayor Grubb's Video Update Click the image below to watch Mayor Ryan Grubbs share a brief video update from the meeting. New


A Community That Cares: A Week That Reflected the Heart of Harrison
Last week was filled with moments that reminded us why so many people are proud to call Harrison home. It’s a community built on connection, compassion, and caring for one another. Recognizing Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week At the City Council meeting on Tuesday (Feb. 3, 2026), Mayor Ryan Grubbs officially proclaimed Feb. 7-14, 2026 as Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week. Congenital heart defects are the most common birth defect in the United States, and for many f















