Named after our 9th president, William Henry Harrison, the City of Harrison, Ohio is located on the western outskirts of the Greater Cincinnati area, on the border of Indiana and Ohio. Although frequently overlooked, this rural area of Cincinnati continues to grow and serve as a convenient location to those commuting – whether that be to eastern Indiana cities such as Batesville via I-74, Cincinnati via I-275, or across the country with a short drive to the CVG Airport. The area offers plenty of public and private schooling options, local businesses, and a small town feel with quick access to bigger cities.

SCHOOLS

The city has its own public school district, “Southwest Local School District,” which is home to almost 4,000 local students in K-12. It consists of four elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. Additionally, the area is home to four private schools, as well as the Cincinnati State West Campus, known for its aviation education. The local schools are as follows:

  • Crosby Elementary (Public)
  • Miamitown Elementary (Public)
  • Harrison Elementary (Public)
  • Whitewater Valley Elementary (Public)
  • Harrison Middle (Public)
  • Harrison High School (Public)
  • Christ Centered School (Private)
  • Harrison Christian (Private)
  • John the Baptist (Private)
  • Summit Academy of Southwest Ohio (Private)
  • Cincinnati State West Campus

GOOD EATS

With the steady growth of Harrison’s population, many local restaurants have continued to develop in the area. If you’re looking to go beyond the chain restaurants, you may want to check out:

  • The Big Greek Cafe
  • Chandler’s Burger Bistro
  • Nick’s Restaurant
  • Heist + Co
  • Market Street Grille
  • Valle Escondidos
  • Monk’s Kitchen
  • Triple Cats Bar & Grille

SHOPPING AND ENTERTAINMENT

Take a drive down Harrison Ave and not only will you run into a plethora of local eateries, but you’ll see the small town shopping venues that Harrison has to offer. If you’d rather relax and take in the sites, a popular option is the Harrison Pavilion – it provides a view of historic Harrison, a few places to sit, and of course…great people watching. If you’re in the mood for outdoor activities, Miami Whitewater Forest and Campbell Lakes Preserve provide ample opportunities for running, hiking, and kayaking.


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