Year: 2024
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Daylight Savings Time ending
Read more: Daylight Savings Time endingLoveland, Ohio – Daylight Savings Time ends this Sunday, Nov. 3, at 2 AM when clocks are turned backward 1 hour to 1 AM. Sunrise and sunset will be about 1 hour earlier than the day before. There will be more light in the morning. Also called Fall Back and Winter Time.
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Claire Mirkowski-Purdy interviews world renown author and artist Trina Paulus
Read more: Claire Mirkowski-Purdy interviews world renown author and artist Trina Paulusby Claire Mirkowski-Purdy Published in 1972 and winning the Chistopher Award for the most inspirational book of the year, Trina Paulus’s Hope For The Flowers has been one of the most powerful books published in our time. The story of two caterpillars following the crowd to the top of the caterpillar pillar is a versatile…
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Kemper Road in Symmes Township along Little Miami to close for 2 days
Read more: Kemper Road in Symmes Township along Little Miami to close for 2 daysSymmes Township, Ohio – From Nov. 10 at 5 PM through Nov. 12 at 5 PM (weather permitting), a sanitary sewer will be installed along East Kemper Road between Loveland-Madeira Road and Twightwee Road in Symmes Township. The contractor’s detour route will be Loveland-Madeira Road — West Loveland Avenue — South Riverside Avenue to East…
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Board of Zoning Appeals will meet Wednesday to decide fate of home in Historic Downtown
Read more: Board of Zoning Appeals will meet Wednesday to decide fate of home in Historic DowntownThe Loveland’s Historic Preservation and Planning Commission has voted to allow the demolition of this home at 200 Railroad Avenue. Loveland, Ohio – The Board of Zoning Appeals will meet at 5:30 PM on Wednesday, October 30 at Loveland City Hall to decide the fate of a home in Historic Downtown that is at 200…
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Anti-gerrymandering groups warn that Ohio’s ballot language is misleading voters
Read more: Anti-gerrymandering groups warn that Ohio’s ballot language is misleading votersMike Ahern, an Independent voter from Blacklick speaks to supporters at the Citizens Not Politicians rally, July 1, 2024, at the Statehouse in Columbus, Ohio. (Photo by Graham Stokes for Ohio Capital Journal. Republish photo only with original story.) By: Daniel Nichanian, Bolts – Ohio Capital Journal This article was originally published in Bolts, a nonprofit newsroom covering…
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Can the Cincinnati Bengals Salvage Their Season?
Read more: Can the Cincinnati Bengals Salvage Their Season?by Chris Ball Loveland, Ohio – After the Bengals dug themselves into a 1-4 hole to start the season, everyone knew that it would take grit, determination, and focus to lift the team out. Back-to-back games against two struggling opponents helped propel Cincinnati to within one game of .500. But even in those wins, something…
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Attend the Grail’s 80th Anniversary celebration
Read more: Attend the Grail’s 80th Anniversary celebrationSaturday, November 2, 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm FREE, Casual, & Family-friendly Loveland, Ohio – For over 80 years The Grail has been active in Ohio and across the US. In that time, they have enjoyed partnerships and collaborations, supported activities, and shared resources and goals with MANY community-based and nonprofit organizations as well as…
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Pete Rose Visitation
Read more: Pete Rose VisitationGreat American Ball Park – Sunday, Nov. 10, 2024 – 7 am to 9 pm The Reds will host the 14-hour visitation — honoring the number he wore for Cincinnati, Philadelphia and Montreal during his 24-year career in the Major Leagues — on Nov. 10 from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. ET. It is free…
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Another private equity group is buying an Ohio coal plant. Will anything change?
Read more: Another private equity group is buying an Ohio coal plant. Will anything change?A field of coal is seen near the Gavin Power Plant in Cheshire, Ohio. (Photo by Stephanie Keith/Getty Images) By: Marty Schladen – Ohio Capital Journal Another private equity group is in the process of buying a coal-fired generation plant along the Ohio River that is estimated to be the nation’s most deadly via pollution. The prospective…
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Ohio spent nearly a billion dollars on private school voucher scholarships in 2024
Read more: Ohio spent nearly a billion dollars on private school voucher scholarships in 2024Getty Images. By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio spent nearly a billion dollars on private school scholarship programs for the 2024 fiscal year, the first full year with near-universal school vouchers. The total scholarship amount for Ohio’s five private school scholarship programs was $970.7 million, according to final data from the Ohio Department of Education and…