Lebanon City Council Meeting

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Little Miami Schools Board of Education Meeting To view more local content visit www.icrctv.com

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Just cause is the standard that employers must meet to justify disciplinary actions against employees. In this episode, Pandy walks you through the seven steps to assure that any punishment including termination is fair and founded on clear evidence.

Just cause is the standard that employers must meet to justify disciplinary actions against employees. In this episode, Pandy walks you through the seven steps to assure that any punishment including termination is fair and founded on clear evidence.

Mason City Council Meeting For more local programming visit icrctv.com

Princeton Board of Education Meeting

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Lincoln Heights Village Committee of the Whole Meeting For more local programming visit icrctv.com

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What exposure to employer liability do you currently have? Are you aware of all the possible risks you may be allowing in the workplace that could be prevented? In this episode, Pandy reviews a list of possible liability issues employers can expose themselves to when you're not doing your due diligence, as well as alternative ways to address those risks.

What exposure to employer liability do you currently have? Are you aware of all the possible risks you may be allowing in the workplace that could be prevented? In this episode, Pandy reviews a list of possible liability issues employers can expose themselves to when you're not doing your due diligence, as well as alternative ways to address those risks.

LIVE from Milford, OH - February 5th, 2026

St. Bernard Committee of the Whole Meeting

City Manager Scott Brunka joins John Zimkus to discuss what's new in the City of Lebanon in 2026.

Happy Meatloaf Day! When Susan Ruhe decided to move from Findlay Market, she saw the perfect opportunity to be part of Miamitown's revitalization. Take a look at Mill Town Market's newly expanded dining room, where Susan and her team are serving scratch-made meals alongside locally produced crafts, honey, spices and more. Susan shares some of her small business story and what matters most to her in this interview with Rae Eyer, Chamber board member and co-owner at Healthy ZZZ's Sit & Sleep. Also in this episode, congratulations to our Chamber Member of the Month, Schulte Farms Tree & Crane! greaterharrisoncc.com/highlight-harrison

Springdale City Council Meeting For more local programming visit icrctv.com

February 4th, 2026

20th Anniversary of the Black History Bowl. Friday, February 20th - Mason Intermediate Gym

Milford City Council Meeting For more local programs visit icrctv.com

Harrison City Council Meeting For more local programming visit icrctv.com

Mt. Healthy City Council Meeting For more local programming visit icrctv.com

Hamilton Township Trustees Meeting For more local programming visit icrctv.com

North College Hill Council Meeting For more local programming visit icrctv.com

Glendale Village Council Meeting For more local programming visit icrctv.com

Glendale Planning Commission Meeting 2/2/26 For more local programming visit icrctv.com

Live Coverage of Mariemont Warriors Esports - February 2nd 2026 - Mariemont vs Ashland

LIVE from Mason, OH - February 2nd, 2026

Little Miami Schools Board of Education Meeting To view more local content visit www.icrctv.com

LIVE from St. Bernard, OH - January 30th, 2026

Due to technical difficulties, the broadcast begins in the second half

Lebanon Public Infrastructure Meeting 1/29

LIVE from Mason, OH - February 13th, 2026

LIVE from Harrison, OH - February 12th, 2026

Sharonville City Council Meeting For more local programming visit icrctv.com

Woodlawn Village Council Meeting For more local programming visit icrctv.com

St. Bernard CIC Meeting For more local programming visit icrctv.com

A policy for handling grievances—you may not have one, but everyone should. Follow guidance from the Academy to Innovate HR (AIHR) as Pandy offers advice on what should be considered and included in your grievance policy.

A policy for handling grievances—you may not have one, but everyone should. Follow guidance from the Academy to Innovate HR (AIHR) as Pandy offers advice on what should be considered and included in your grievance policy.

How should you prepare for interviews with an OSHA inspector, and what can a labor law attorney provide to prevent complications? Watch The Human Resource with Pandy Pridemore every Tuesday, 9AM EST

LIVE broadcast of High School Esports - Overwatch 2

What rights do you have as an employer or an employee when an OSHA inspector arrives at your door? Watch The Human Resource with Pandy Pridemore every Tuesday, 9AM EST

St. Bernard Council Meeting For more local programming visit icrctv.com

Mayor Lawrence Hawkins III discusses the new building and speaks with EMHSA director Nick Crossley on this episode of What's Going Down in the 'Dale!

Mayor Lawrence Hawkins discusses the new Hamilton County Emergency Management Agency and Emergency Response Building now in the city of Springdale!

Springdale City Council Meeting For more local programming visit icrctv.com

Hamilton Township Trustees Meeting For more local programming visit icrctv.com

LIVE coverage of High School Esports - Mariemont Warriors vs Milford Eagles 1.21.26

Hamilton County December 16th 2025 celebrated the opening of its new Emergency Management Agency and Emergency Communications (9-1-1) facility in Springdale, marking a major step forward in strengthening regional emergency response and public safety. The $24 million construction investment brought the Hamilton County Emergency Management & Homeland Security Agency (EMA) and Hamilton County Emergency Communications (9-1-1) together for the first time at 111 Tri County Parkway, creating a unified hub for real-time coordination, information sharing, and countywide preparedness. Supported by a $1 million Emergency Operations Center grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the project reflected years of planning to modernize the County’s emergency response infrastructure. Hamilton County purchased the building in 2022 to co-locate these critical operations, replacing a 1972-era communications center that no longer met today’s technological and operational needs.

Hamilton County December 16th 2025 celebrated the opening of its new Emergency Management Agency and Emergency Communications (9-1-1) facility in Springdale, marking a major step forward in strengthening regional emergency response and public safety. The $24 million construction investment brought the Hamilton County Emergency Management & Homeland Security Agency (EMA) and Hamilton County Emergency Communications (9-1-1) together for the first time at 111 Tri County Parkway, creating a unified hub for real-time coordination, information sharing, and countywide preparedness. Supported by a $1 million Emergency Operations Center grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the project reflected years of planning to modernize the County’s emergency response infrastructure. Hamilton County purchased the building in 2022 to co-locate these critical operations, replacing a 1972-era communications center that no longer met today’s technological and operational needs.

Hamilton County on December 16th 2025 celebrated the opening of its new Emergency Management Agency and Emergency Communications (9-1-1) facility in Springdale, marking a major step forward in strengthening regional emergency response and public safety. The $24 million construction investment brought the Hamilton County Emergency Management & Homeland Security Agency (EMA) and Hamilton County Emergency Communications (9-1-1) together for the first time at 111 Tri County Parkway, creating a unified hub for real-time coordination, information sharing, and countywide preparedness. Supported by a $1 million Emergency Operations Center grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the project reflected years of planning to modernize the County’s emergency response infrastructure. Hamilton County purchased the building in 2022 to co-locate these critical operations, replacing a 1972-era communications center that no longer met today’s technological and operational needs.