Year: 2024
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Biden administration to greatly ease marijuana regulations
Read more: Biden administration to greatly ease marijuana regulationsBY: JACOB FISCHLER – Ohio Capital Journal The Biden administration plans to remove marijuana from a list of the most dangerous and highly regulated drugs, the Department of Justice said Tuesday night. The Drug Enforcement Administration will propose moving the drug from a Schedule I substance, which also includes heroin and methamphetamine, to Schedule III, which is…
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Please join us for our annual SYMMETRY event
Read more: Please join us for our annual SYMMETRY eventLoveland, Ohio – Join us for a Women’s Networking Luncheon where dynamic women come together to exchange insights and strategies for navigating both career and personal life, while building meaningful connections in our community. The Event Includes: Luncheon, Shopping Expo – vendor tables available, Keynote Speaker, Networking, Swag Bag, Prizes, Dessert provided by a local business,…
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Do It For Jack Coffee For a Cause
Read more: Do It For Jack Coffee For a CauseDo It For Jack Coffee For a Cause May 7 | 8:30-10am The Building Loveland The Jack Quehl Foundation was established in 2022 in loving memory of the beloved son of Tom and Stephanie Quehl, Jack, after his tragic death from fentanyl poisoning. Jack was an exceptional human who had a bright future ahead of…
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The 411 on Loveland’s Memorial Day Parade & Ceremony
Read more: The 411 on Loveland’s Memorial Day Parade & CeremonyThe ceremony will feature a speech by Colonel J Scott Calder Loveland, Ohio – The City of Loveland’s Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony will be Monday, May 27. The event will start with a parade at 9 AM that starts from the Loveland Elementary School at 600 Loveland-Madeira Road and go to the Loveland Veterans’…
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Three women with Loveland connections are among 20 finalists for Upstander Awards
Read more: Three women with Loveland connections are among 20 finalists for Upstander AwardsLoveland, Ohio – Three women with Loveland connections are among 20 finalists for the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center’s Upstander Awards. Out of hundreds of nominees, the finalists were selected for their “outstanding contributions to the community”. The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center was created to carry on the…
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Ohio Treasurer Sprague Announces $30 Million Israel Bond Purchase
Read more: Ohio Treasurer Sprague Announces $30 Million Israel Bond PurchaseColumbus, Ohio – Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague has announced the $30 million purchase of a two-year, fixed-rate Israel Bond. “For thirty-plus years, the Treasurer’s office has turned to Israel Bonds as a way to bring strong returns and balance to its investment portfolio,” said Treasurer Sprague. “With its long track record of providing competitive rates…
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Dan Beard Council to build Skilled Trades Education Center at Camp Friedlander
Read more: Dan Beard Council to build Skilled Trades Education Center at Camp FriedlanderMiami Township, Ohio – With almost 100 business leaders, contractors, union representatives, educators, and board members in attendance on May 2, Andy Zahn, the Dan Beard Council, Boy Scouts of America CEO and Scout Executive, announced plans to build a Skilled Trades Education Center at their Camp Friedlander property in Miami Township. The goal is to…
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Loveland’s Tahona Taqueria+Tequila Bar is permanently closed
Read more: Loveland’s Tahona Taqueria+Tequila Bar is permanently closedLoveland, Ohio – The Tahona Taqueria+Tequila Bar operated by the Lookin Glass Hospitality Group in Historic Downtown has announced a permanent closing. In mid-January they announced a temporary “winter hiatus”. At the time they said on FaceBook, “We’re grateful to be part of the Loveland community and can’t wait to welcome diners back to TAHONA…
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TJ Friedl Returns to Action for the Louisville Bats
Read more: TJ Friedl Returns to Action for the Louisville Batsby Chris Ball The Reds Outfielder Is A Step Closer to Rejoining the Reds And Giving Them Much Needed Help in the Lineup It’s no secret that the Reds are not playing with a full deck. Their offense has been frustratingly inconsistent this year. They are 28th in batting average at .218, 26th in on…
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Hundreds of Ohio college students protest Israel-Hamas war
Read more: Hundreds of Ohio college students protest Israel-Hamas warHundreds of Ohio State University students, faculty and community members protested the ongoing Israel-Hamas war in Gaza on May 1, 2024. (Photo by Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal.) Ohio State University, Case Western Reserve University, Oberlin College, Ohio University, Miami University and Denison University have all had campus protests the past couple of weeks. BY: MEGAN…