Of the six current members of the Crescent Springs city council, only three sought reelection. Christie Arlinghaus, Carter Dickerson, and Bob Mueller were the only incumbents on a ballot that originally did not have enough candidates to fill all the six seats. Joining Mueller and Arlinghaus on the ballot were challengers Vincent Albanese and Chad […]
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Steelers Quarterback Picks Villa Hills Police for K9 Funds
The Villa Hills Police Department was awarded a grant from Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. The department plans to to start a new K9 unit with the money. The Steelers play at the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday. The Ben Roethlisberger Foundation and the Giving Back Fund will distribute the grant to the Villa Hills Police […]
Woman Killed in Crash on Bromley-Crescent Springs Road
A woman died Saturday morning in a crash on Bromley=Crescent Springs Road. It happened at around 9:30 a.m. near the intersection of Edenderry Drive on the Crescent Springs-Ft. Mitchell line. Villa Hills-Crescent Spring Fire Department and Erlanger Police responded to the scene. The single-vehicle collision resulted in the woman being ejected from her car. She […]
Toebben Builders Celebrates 25th Anniversary with New Home in Squire Village
Toebben Builders will celebrates its 25th anniversary with a new home in Squire Valley in Crescent Springs. The Crescent Springs-based company founded the neighborhood in 1993. The idea was to create a maintenance-free neighborhood with quality, luxury homes close to downtown Cincinnati. On Thursday, Toebben will open its 25th anniversary house in the community, which […]
St. Joseph Students Collect “Fuel Packs” for Covington Children
Student council members at St. Joseph School in Crescent Springs collected and arranged for one hundred fuel packs to be donated to Be Concerned’s The Weekend Project. The program provides food security to local children who may go without on weekends. Currently, forty children from John G. Carlisle and Latonia Elementary Schools in […]
Ellis Named Assistant Vice President at Heritage Bank’s Crescent Springs Branch
Heritage Bank has named a new assistant vice president. Steve Ellis will serve as the manager for the bank’s Crescent Springs branch where he brings more than fifteen years of banking experience. “Steve is a proven leader who brings with him excellent customer service skills and an open, effective management style,” said H. Lytle Thomas, […]
Dance Company Adds Classes for Kids with Autism, Down Syndrome, More
A local dance company is updating its business model to include children who may not otherwise get the opportunity to participate. Expressions Dance Theatre launched RemarkABLE Movement. Alexandra Smith introduced the program designed for children and teens with autism, sensory processing disorder, Down syndrome, and other differences.. “My daughter is a dancer, and has been […]
In Contentious Meeting, Crescent Springs Chooses Villa Hills Police
Crescent Springs will turn to Villa Hills for police services, ending its long-term relationship with Erlanger, and turning down offers from Ft. Mitchell and Park Hills. Monday night’s city council meeting was full of contention and accusations. Councilman Tom Vergamini was most vocally opposed to ending the City of Crescent Springs’s contract with Erlanger. He […]
Ft. Mitchell Police May Pursue Crescent Springs Contract
Ft. Mitchell Police Department may take a chance at patrolling Crescent Springs. “I do think it is something we should look at putting out a bid for,” Chief Andrew Schierberg said Monday night. He said that it could create some efficiencies through sharing services with Crescent Springs and save both cities money. The City Crescent […]
Crescent Springs to End Contract with Erlanger Police
The City of Crescent Springs will end its contract with the Erlanger Police Department. Crescent Springs city council voted Wednesday to authorize Mayor Lou Hartfiel to provide notice to the Erlanger Police that the contract would end on June 30, 2018, which is the scheduled end of the current 5-year contract between the city and […]

