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Colorful craft cocktails in various glasses on a dark wooden bar top.

Beeline Ales & Spirits opens Friday at The District at Deerfield

Beeline Ales & Spirits, a train-themed cocktail bar from Cincinnati-based Four Entertainment Group, holds its grand opening at 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16, at The District at Deerfield, becoming the latest tenant in the 28-acre mixed-use development.

Packed outdoor tennis stadium with a blue hard court and full grandstands under a partly cloudy sky.

Cincinnati Open Sporting Club opens year-round in Mason

The Cincinnati Open Sporting Club has opened at Mason's Lindner Family Tennis Center, adding year-round tennis, pickleball, padel and dining to a campus that drew record crowds and an estimated $200 million in economic impact during the 2026 tournament season.

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Local Government

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  • Mason's Lindner Center denies treating Texas Senate candidate

    Mason's Lindner Center of HOPE publicly denied treating Texas Senate candidate James Talarico after a viral conspiracy theory put the local mental health facility in a national spotlight.

  • Deerfield stormwater board takes up five cases Tuesday

    The Deerfield Regional Stormwater District board meets Tuesday, Oct. 13, with five active stormwater cases at specific township addresses and a closed executive session tied to pending litigation.

  • Mason schools absorb 35% diesel spike, keep all bus routes

    Mason City Schools says diesel prices jumped 35% to $5.15 per gallon, adding thousands to the fuel budget, but the district pledges no bus routes will be cut.

  • Warren County Airport lands $4.3M FAA grant for ramp expansion

    A $4.3 million FAA grant will expand Warren County Airport's aircraft ramp by early spring 2027, as four businesses eye corporate hangars and flight traffic near Mason-area employers surges 35%.

  • Warren County eyes AI tools, radio encryption Tuesday

    Warren County commissioners meet Tuesday to hear presentations on AI platforms, radio encryption, and the 2027 employee benefits renewal, plus a public hearing on rezoning 30 acres in Union Township to light industrial use.

  • Landsman introduces bill banning data center NDAs

    Rep. Greg Landsman introduced a bipartisan bill to ban NDAs that prevent local officials from sharing data center project details with residents, as Warren County weighs its own moratorium on data center development.

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Maryam Khanum

Maryam Khanum

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Maryam Khanum is a journalist based in Winston-Salem, NC. She graduated from Wake Forest University in 2024 with majors in Political Science and Communications. Maryam was heavily involved in journalism throughout her college career, serving as Multimedia Managing Editor for the student-run newspaper, the Old Gold & Black. She previously worked for the International Business Times.

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