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The potential connection could link Wasson Way to paths that stretch across Ohio.
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The new .8 mile extension of the cycling and walking path runs across a deserted rail bridge between Woodburn Avenue in Evanston and Blair Court in Avondale.
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Mayor John Cranley says it's always been his goal to open Phase 5 of the Wasson Way Trail during his tenure. With about two weeks left on the job, he cut the ribbon during the grand opening Wednesday morning.
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The private group working to help fund an east side bike trail is looking at hiring an executive director to help with fundraising efforts. Susan…
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Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley said Wednesday his proposed budget revisions will include $12 million to buy the former Wasson Way line from Norfolk…
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A nearly unanimous Cincinnati City Council wants to move forward with buying the four miles of railroad right of way needed for the Wasson Way bike trail.…
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Cincinnati has an agreement with Norfolk Southern to buy about four miles of unused railroad track that could eventually become the Wasson Way trail on…
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Cincinnati Council could vote Wednesday to apply for up to $29 million in federal money to fund the Wasson Way Commuter Trail Network. It is a proposed…
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A community design workshop will be held on Saturday to discuss ideas for the Wasson Way project. concerning the project. The session will be held at…
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Cincinnati is continuing negotiations with Norfolk Southern to acquire a currently unused section of railroad track running from Victory Parkway to…