Month: June 2025
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Event schedule for Loveland Independence Day Celebration on Friday
Read more: Event schedule for Loveland Independence Day Celebration on FridayThe Grand Marshal of the parade is DVD Brew.
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Gov. DeWine signs off on using unclaimed funds for Browns stadium, future Ohio projects
Read more: Gov. DeWine signs off on using unclaimed funds for Browns stadium, future Ohio projectsWith his signature late Monday night, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has allowed a controversial funding plan for a new Cleveland Browns stadium to go forward. The state will tap its multi-billion-dollar pool of unclaimed funds — money which belongs to ordinary Ohioans — to pay for the Browns’ stadium and other sports and cultural facilities…
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Ohio and national government watchdogs warn GOP trying to engineer a more favorable midterm map
Read more: Ohio and national government watchdogs warn GOP trying to engineer a more favorable midterm mapBy: Nick Evans – Ohio Capital Journal Good government leaders in Ohio and around the country are worried about state lawmakers attempting to ‘bake in’ 2026 election results long before voters head to the polls. Between new rounds of redistricting and even more restrictive voting legislation, Republican state lawmakers seem poised to engineer an easier path for…
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Quarter cow beef raffle will benefit the LIFE Food Pantry
Read more: Quarter cow beef raffle will benefit the LIFE Food Pantry• TICKET SALES END JULY 31, 2025 • DRAWING AUGUST 1, 2025 • PICKUP DATE AUGUST 29TH, 2025 RAFFLE ENTRIES ARE ALSO AVAILABLE IN PERSON AT THE BUTCHER BLOCK IN LOVELAND, OHIO. Loveland, Ohio – This charity raffle will benefit the LIFE Food Pantry that serves hundreds of local families every week. You can also…
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Opponents of new Ohio higher education law don’t have enough signatures to get a referendum
Read more: Opponents of new Ohio higher education law don’t have enough signatures to get a referendumAmanda Fehlbaum, one of three Youngstown State University faculty members who tried to get referendum on the Nov. 4 ballot to stop Senate Bill 1, spoke at a press conference on June 26. (Photo by Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal). By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal Opponents of Ohio Republican lawmakers’ higher education overhaul that bans…
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OHSAA Tennis State Tournaments Returning to Lindner Family Tennis Center
Read more: OHSAA Tennis State Tournaments Returning to Lindner Family Tennis CenterPhoto by Cincinnati Open by Chris Ball, Professional tennis facility in Mason will host Women’s and Men’s state tournaments Mason, Ohio – The Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) and Beemok Sports and Entertainment have announced that the Women’s and Men’s tennis state tournaments will return to the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason for…
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As pharmacies close, Ohio Chamber blasted for siding with middlemen
Read more: As pharmacies close, Ohio Chamber blasted for siding with middlemenBy: Marty Schladen – Ohio Capital Journal Owners of small pharmacies — many themselves members of local chambers of commerce — are accusing the Ohio Chamber of Commerce of siding with huge corporate middlemen who are driving them out of business. That undermines Ohioans’ health and costs the state’s businesses and taxpayers far more in the long…
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Ohio’s proposed final budget includes tax cut to wealthy, Browns stadium funding
Read more: Ohio’s proposed final budget includes tax cut to wealthy, Browns stadium fundingOhio House Finance Chair Brian Stewart, left, and Ohio Senate Finance Chair Jerry Cirino, right, sit and talk before Conference Committee. (Photo by Morgan Trau, WEWS.) By: Morgan Trau – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio legislative leaders say a compromise has been reached on the state’s operating budget — sharing early details that the wealthy will get a…
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‘We are going to push pause’ on Ohio marijuana legislation, says Republican lawmaker
Read more: ‘We are going to push pause’ on Ohio marijuana legislation, says Republican lawmakerBy: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio lawmakers will likely go on summer break without making any changes to the state’s marijuana law, a Republican state representative said Tuesday. For the second week in a row, Ohio Senate Bill 56 was up for a possible vote out of the Ohio House Judiciary Committee, but both times the vote did not…
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[WATCH] Ohio Secretary of State candidate Bryan Hambley
Read more: [WATCH] Ohio Secretary of State candidate Bryan HambleyLoveland, Ohio – On Monday afternoon I got a chance to sit down with Ohio Secretary of State candidate Bryan Hambley, the only declared Democratic candidate for the state-wide office. Two Republicans have also declared their intention to run, current Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague from Findlay and Marcell Strbich who lives in Montgomery County. Hambley…