New Ohio Law Will Allow Cash Transactions at HS Sporting Events

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Ohio has tapped the brakes on the concept of a completely cashless society with a new law mandating that high schools in the state allow for cash transactions at their sporting events.

“We see a lot of big bills, especially for Friday night games,” Eric Holland, athletic director at Symmes Valley High School in Willow Wood, told NBC affiliate WSAZ in Huntington, W. Va. “They’ll cash their checks, bring a big bill, break it at admission and then use the smaller bills at concession, which is great for the whole school.”

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