In the days following the May 19 traffic pattern and signal changes at the Beechmont and Five Mile intersection, engineers, planners and law enforcement officials from the state of Ohio, Hamilton County, and Anderson Township have been closely studying traffic flow. Conversations among these groups and from motorists have set into motion several changes to be implemented in the coming days and weeks to come, which are as follows: Right Turns – Beechmont (East and West) to Five Mil... Read More

What beautiful space in Anderson Township have you noticed lately? Each year, Anderson Township’s Betterment and Beautification Committee recognizes places and spaces that have either been improved or represent an outstanding landscape or garden design. The following categories of nominees are sought this year. Nominations are open until June 6. Awards will be presented in July to businesses, residents or neighborhood groups in the following categories:  Nonresidential Garden/... Read More

Construction starts June 5 on Anderson’s long-awaited veteran’s memorial which will be built alongside Anderson Lake. Located on the south plaza of Anderson Center, the Anderson Township Veterans memorial includes five pillars representing each branch of the U.S. military.  Multiple community partners worked to make the project a reality including Anderson Township, American Legion Post 318, the Anderson Township Park District and the Forest Hills School District. Fundraising... Read More

After years of planning and months of construction, the new Continuous Flow Intersection opened Friday, May 19, at the intersection of Five Mile Road and Beechmont Avenue.  With the traffic pattern change, drivers now follow new white lines and a different traffic signal configuration, highlighted by relocated travel and left turn lanes along Five Mile Road, and new right turn lanes from Ohio 125 (Beechmont Avenue) to Five Mile Road.  Other upgrades in this project included pedestrian... Read More

Remember heroes of America’s armed forces history and the country’s fallen veterans during the Memorial Day Remembrance and Bell Ringing service on the outdoor plaza at Anderson Center overlooking Anderson Lake. The annual event starts at 11:45 a.m., rain or shine.  Included in the solemn remembrance of veterans is the reading of names of deceased members of the armed forces. If you wish to have your loved one’s name read during the ceremony, sign in by 11:45 a.m. The cer... Read More