1966 and beyond...

• March-May: QCEN members remove all the amateur radio gear from 720 Sycamore St., and install new gear/antennas/coax/lightning protection/patch panels at the new building at 2111 Dana Ave.

• September: QCEN members assess "Ike in Cincinnati" in Hamilton/Butler Counties.
• March: QCEN members survey after flooding in Hamilton/Warren Counties.

• January: QCEN members responded to Great Miami River flooding
• September: QCEN members help Red Cross prepare for Cincinnati-bound Katrina evacuees

• January: QCEN members responded to Great Miami River flooding

• May: QCEN members responded to urban flash floods on the Duck Creek and in northern KY

• July: QCEN members responded to urban flash floods on the Duck Creek and in northern KY

• April: QCEN members responded to the Blue Ash/Montgomery tornado
• May: QCEN members, along with friends from numerous organizations, provide communications for the Inaugural Flying Pig Marathon, and have done so every year since (through 2010 and counting)
• August: QCEN competes in the first (revived) Ohio QSO Party, and has done so every year since (through 2010 and counting)

• April: QCEN members respond to Warren County - Little Miami River flood
• June: QCEN members hold Field Day at W8VND, a tradition upheld through 2009
• April: QCEN members respond to urban flash floods in NCH and Colerain Twp.

• March: QCEN members responded to catastrophic Ohio River valley flooding
• June: QCEN members responded to tornado in Clermont County

• January: QCEN members responded to Ohio River flooding

• June: QCEN members responded to the Harrison/Bright tornadoes
• QCEN members responded to the BASF explosion

• QCEN members responded to the Newport tornadoes

• Newsletter editorials speak of a "no-code" license

• QCEN members responded to the Air Canada disaster at CVG.

• WR8AJO repeater is born

• QCEN members responded to the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire

• April: QCEN members responded to the tornado outbreak

• QCEN members responded to the Madeira/Newtonsville tornado

• QCEN members have been participating in "Community Watch" since 1968, a Neighborhood Watch-like program that extended to reporting car accidents, fires, and other incidents via amateur radio

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