Year: 2024
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Geno Hicks scoops up as winner of Symmes Township Name the Snow Plow contest
Read more: Geno Hicks scoops up as winner of Symmes Township Name the Snow Plow contestSymmes Township, Ohio – And there it is, 7-year-old Geno Hicks submitted the winning name in the Township’s “Name the Snow Plow Contest”. He entered the name “Scoop, There It Is” and the Road crew selected it as the winner. Geno will help unveil the new truck as soon as it is ready.
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Support Cincinnati Children’s by sending an e-Card smile to a child
Read more: Support Cincinnati Children’s by sending an e-Card smile to a childValentine’s Day is right around the corner, and you can send a smile to a child spending the holiday with Cincinnati Children’s by sending an e-Card. There’s no cost to you, but all the feels will be priceless: https://give.cincinnatichildrens.org/…/ValentinesDay.html! f you decide to make a donation, friends at Kolar will match your gift dollar-for-dollar, up…
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Ohio governor, state agency lays out suicide prevention plan
Read more: Ohio governor, state agency lays out suicide prevention planJANUARY 31: Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine during the State of the State Address, Jan. 31, 2023, in the House Chamber at the Statehouse in Columbus, Ohio. (Photo by Graham Stokes for Ohio Capital Journal. Republish photo only with original story.) Plan mentions high risk to LGBTQ community impacted by gender-affirming care rules, HB 68 BY: SUSAN…
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Ohio business leaders support redistricting reform amendment
Read more: Ohio business leaders support redistricting reform amendmentThe Republican members of the Ohio Redistricting Commission talk before a 2023 public hearing on Statehouse district maps. (Photo by Susan Tebben, Ohio Capital Journal.) BY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal Business leaders from Ohio are standing in support of a proposed constitutional amendment that would change the way redistricting occurs in the state by removing…
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“This care is medically necessary.” Advocates react to Ohio Senate overriding House Bill 68 veto
Read more: “This care is medically necessary.” Advocates react to Ohio Senate overriding House Bill 68 vetoA transgender Pride flag is covered with the words “Hands Off Trans Youth.” (Photo by Greg LaRose/Louisiana Illuminator/States Newsroom) Ohio transgender youth who aren’t already on a treatment plan won’t be able to access gender-affirming care after House Bill 68 takes effect on April 23. BY: MEGAN HENRY – Ohio Capital Journal Ohioans have seen firsthand how…
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Ohio Senate overrides DeWine vetoes on trans youth gender-affirming care and local tobacco bans
Read more: Ohio Senate overrides DeWine vetoes on trans youth gender-affirming care and local tobacco bansCOLUMBUS, OH — JANUARY 24: A protester asks senators to not override Gov. Mike DeWine’s veto of House Bill 68 that would limit medical care for transgender minors and block transgender girls from sports during the Ohio Senate session, January 24, 2024, at the Statehouse in Columbus, Ohio. (Photo by Graham Stokes for Ohio Capital…
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Austin Peay State University Govs open volleyball season with a tournament at Loveland’s Grand Sands
Read more: Austin Peay State University Govs open volleyball season with a tournament at Loveland’s Grand SandsLoveland, Ohio – The Austin Peay State University Govs open the season at the Grand Sands Tournament in Loveland, Ohio, where they face Tusculum and Morehead State on February 23rd and Liberty and Atlantic Sun Conference opponent Eastern Kentucky on February 24th. Read on at Clarksville Online…
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Terry Cole of Loveland based Colemine and Plaid Room Records featured in City Beat
Read more: Terry Cole of Loveland based Colemine and Plaid Room Records featured in City BeatTerry Cole of Colemine Records and Plaid Room Records Photo by Mitch LaGrow “It’s a massive discovery tool for our artists. I wish the pay was more for sure,” Cole says. “But 2023 was the first year where our digital revenue was higher than our physical revenue. And that’s saying something because we sell a…



