A town hall in Lincoln Heights did little to quell resident's concerns, who are on edge and taking their safety into their own hands after an armed group flew swastika flags Friday.

As outsiders expressed surprise, Lincoln Heights residents saw the Nazi march as the latest in a long history of insults and indignities.

The Village of Evendale Wednesday released the results of an investigation into its response to a Feb. 7 neo-Nazi rally on a highway overpass at its border with historically Black Lincoln Heights.

Evendale faced sharp criticism from Hamilton County commissioners and Lincoln Heights residents following the demonstration. Concerns were raised over why the white supremacists were allowed to ...

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Lincoln Heights leaders are calling on the community to boycott Evendale businesses until the village meets its list of demands.

Organizers tell FOX19 NOW that this is in response to Evendale’s actions during and after the Feb. 7 neo-Nazi demonstration on the I-75 overpass between Evendale and Lincoln Heights.

It comes three weeks after neo-Nazis demonstrated on an overpass that connects Evendale with Lincoln Heights, one of Cincinnati’s Historically Black communities.

Residents of Lincoln Heights, Ohio, have organized armed guards after a neo-Nazi march and the spread of Ku Klux Klan leaflets rocked the Cincinnati suburb.

Meanwhile, some Lincoln Heights officials and residents are calling for a boycott of Evendale businesses over questions about that police response and subsequent actions.