SHARONVILLE, Ohio — Sharonville residents, we want to hear from you.
We will be hosting our next listening event, Let's Talk Sharonville, at the Scarlet Oaks Career Campus on 300 Scarlet Oaks Drive this Wednesday, Feb. 25 from 4 to 6 p.m.
Several WCPO 9 team members, including anchor Frank Marzullo, will be there to hear from you about what's on your mind, and to discuss issues affecting your community.
The event is designed to bring together community members to find solutions to concerns and give residents a direct line to share their stories and perspectives.
Whether you have questions about local issues, want to discuss what's happening in your neighborhood, or simply want to meet our team, join us.
Previous Let's Talk events have led directly to coverage tackling some of the issues we discussed with residents:
Let's Talk Lawrenceburg:
- Solar farms, Carroll Cropper Bridge repairs dominate our Lawrenceburg 'Let's Talk' event
- Over 1,000 acre solar farm proposal draws backlash from Dearborn residents, developer and land owner respond
- Water woes and rising rates could lead to big changes at Hidden Valley Lake in Dearborn County
- Solar farms future to be influenced by slew of meetings in Dearborn County
Let's Talk Lebanon:
- How downtown businesses in Lebanon have transformed throughout the years
- Lebanon officials respond to resident concerns over area development
- Resident worries development in Lebanon could encroach on rural areas and farmland
- Lebanon residents discuss population growth, development plans at our 'Let's Talk' event
Let's Talk Florence:
- Residents share concerns over development, library needs at our Boone County ‘Let’s Talk’ event
- Florence residents have been waiting years for public library renovations. When are the upgrades coming?
Let's Talk Batavia:
- Development and urban sprawl dominate WCPO's first 'Let's Talk' event
- Projects totaling more than 1,000 new homes move forward in Batavia Township despite objections
Let's Talk Colerain:
- Colerain residents share blight concerns with hopes of finding future fixes
- Meet the Colerain Police unit cleaning up township blight
- Colerain Township discuss neighborhood road fixes during trustees meeting
If you live in Sharonville and aren't able to attend the event, we would still like to hear from you — just fill out the form below:
