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Pastor Bill Hounshell
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Author: Loveland Magazine
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Pastor Bill Hounshell’s Retirement Celebration
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VIDEO: Tyler Marsh, Noah Colston & Ethan Marsh at 2015 Hold On Talent Slam
A night of nothing more than celebrating the passion of area teens and their performing art
In front of an audience of 350, more than $3,500 cold cash was awarded to honor the performing art of area teens. There was no entry fee for the contestants who sent audition tapes for the opportunity to compete under the bright stage lights, and before highly qualified judges selected for their varied expertise.
Tyler Marsh, Noah Colston & Ethan Marsh who attend Clark Montessori were finalist in the 2015 Hold On Talent Slam on March 7.
Watch more performances from the 2015 Hold On Talent Slam sponsored by Loveland Magazine
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Events at Symmes and Loveland Libraries
Book Clubs/Adult ProgramsMeets the last Monday of every month. Please call or ask at desk for this month’s selection.Adults, 55+Symmes Township Branch Meeting RoomMonday, March 30, 2015 7:00 PM – 8:30 PMChildrens Programs/Bilingual StorytimeShare the joys, customs, and traditions of raising children in a multicultural home. Socialize with other parents while the children play. Educational materials and toys provided.18 – 36 months, Ages 3 – 6, Families
Loveland BranchWednesday, April 01, 2015 11:00 AM – 11:00 AMAdult Programs/Music & DanceChill out with an evening of impromptu jazz music with the Blue Night Jazz Band.AdultsSymmes Township Branch Meeting RoomWednesday, April 01, 2015 7:00 PM – 9:00 PMFamily Programs/Games & GamingLearn strategies & tactics or just play for fun!All Ages, FamiliesSymmes Township Branch Meeting RoomTuesday, March 31, 2015 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM -
Up-coming events to help build the new playground at Loveland Primary
For more info about this project of the Loveland Primary School teachers to build their students and the community a new accessible playground visit FutureTigers.com.
Growing Future Tigers Play by Play!
A playground like this encourages social interaction & imaginative play
Top Five Reasons to Make a Gift to the Primary Playground Project:
5. Your gift will help make the LPS more inclusive and provide more choices for students of all physical abilities.
4. Encourage more gross motor activities such as climbing or lifting. (Research shows that the playground structure has a significant impact on children’s physical activity.)
3. Children have more self-confidence and perform better in a school with active play.
2. A welcoming place in our Loveland community for families to come and play… a place of pride!
1. Meet the modern needs of our students through play activities that engage our students in positive play and appropriate social interactions.Loveland Magazine is a Sponsor of the Primary Playground Project
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Enter to win 2 FREE tickets to see the Original Eagles Tribute
Hotel California toured relentlessly from the 80’s straight through to today, setting the standard for world-class tribute productions as they went, and sharing stages with the likes of The Doobie Bros., Lynyrd Skynyrd, Gretchen Wilson, REO Speedwagon, and many more. From Japan to Dubai, Toronto to Texas, Hotel California has boldly taken the tribute band where none had gone before them, and changed an industry’s collective mind about how good a “tribute” band could really be.
At the historic Murphy Theatre in Wilmington on April 11th.
One winner will be drawn at random to win 2 tickets. Drawing will take place on Saturday, April 4 at noon.
Winner will be notified by email.
The contest will be conducted March 28th through April 4th, 2015.
Deadline for entries is April 4th, 2015.
Prize drawing will be held on Wednesday, April 5th.
Read full contest RULES.
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Participate in the 2015 Feed The Hungry Challenge with L.I.F.E.
Donations made to L.I.F.E. are used here in our community to help our neighbors
Help L.I.F.E. (Loveland Inter-Faith Effort) feed local families by donating to the food pantry during the months of March and April. All donations made during this time will be increased due to our participation in the L.I.F.E. Board Feed the Hungry Challenge.
All donations received during March and April will be counted toward the challenge. The more donations made to L.I.F.E. from March 1st to April 30th, the more challenge money L.I.F.E. will receive. These donations can include cash, checks, or food items (valued at $1.00 per item or pound). The L.I.F.E. food pantry will use money collected to buy food from the Freestore and elsewhere to keep the pantry stocked.
The L.I.F.E. food pantry, located at the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church on the corner of Lebanon and West Loveland, serves clients who reside in the Loveland school district. The L.I.F.E. food pantry serves an average of 225 families or 600 individuals per month. Donations made to L.I.F.E. are used here in our community to help our neighbors.
Please mark all donations “Feed the Hungry Challenge”. Monetary donations may be mailed to L.I.F.E., 101 South Lebanon, Loveland, OH 45140. L.I.F.E. is a 501(c) (3) organization as defined by the Internal Revenue Service, so all donations are tax deductible. Donations of non-perishable food items may be dropped off in the food pantry bins located just inside the main entrance of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church.
By making a donation to L.I.F.E. from March 1st to April 30th you can take pride in the fact that you have become a partner in helping our neighbors here in the Loveland area. For more information on the Loveland Inter-Faith Effort please visit: www.lovelandlifefoodpantry.org. Questions may be directed to the L.I.F.E. food pantry at 513-583-8222, lifefoodpantry@yahoo.com or Lisa Waddell at lisawadd22@gmail.com.
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Original Eagles Tribute Band at Murphy Theatre April 11
Read about the band…
Listen to the band…
The Murphy Story
The Murphy story began on a warm evening in late July of 1918 when Charles Webb Murphy opened his newly built theatre in his hometown of Wilmington. It was a grand theatre for a small town and its history reflects the ebb and flow of small town America. The theatre acted as the heart of downtown in those early days playing host to vaudeville, lectures, minstrel shows, movies, high school graduations, band concerts, plays and even church services. Read on…
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Mosaic is bringing March Madness to our community with 3-on-3 Tourney
Mosaic Student Ministries is hosting their 1st Annual MSM Final Four 3-on-3 Tournament! Get in on the action by getting a team together, spreading the word, or helping out with this event!The tournament is scheduled for Saturday, April 4th at our Loveland campus located at 6541 Arborcrest Road, Loveland. There’s gonna be food, prizes, and a dunk and 3 point contest. It’s gonna be epic! Email Jake Oslack ASAP with your team info at jake@mosaiccincinnati.com.
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Rep. Brad Wenstrup promotes opportunities for students
Attention Students!
And parents, grandparents, & teachers Today I am highlighting three exciting opportunities that are currently available for students throughout my Congressional district, and I want to ensure every student in the 2nd District is aware of them. If you’re currently a student in the Second Congressional District, I hope you’ll explore the opportunities below. Even if you’re not a student, please feel free to pass along this information to a student you may know (or their parents!).
In Your Service,
Brad WenstrupInternships 
Immediate openings are available to intern with my office, both in Washington D.C. and Ohio.
Internship positions are offered for college and graduate students, and are designed to provide students with first-hand experience in a Congressional office.
Applications are open for spring and summer positions today. I encourage you to apply!
Click Here: More Details & Application
Service Academy Nominations 
Members of Congress have the privilege of nominating exceptional young people for admission to the U.S. Service Academies, where motivated young men and women have the opportunity to serve their country while developing valuable leadership skills.
On Saturday, April 25th, I will host my annual “Academy Day” for prospective Academy students and their parents. The day consists of an Academy Fair, as well as a formal program featuring representatives from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, the Naval Academy, the Air Force Academy, the Merchant Marine Academy, and the Coast Guard Academy.
Click Here: More information about nominations & Academy Day Congressional Art Competition 
Each spring, the Congressional Institute sponsors the Congressional Art Competition. Talented high school students from across Ohio’s Second District (and the nation) compete to have their artwork displayed in the U.S. Capitol for an entire year.
The deadline to submit artwork to one of my district offices is Friday, April 24, at 5pm.
Click Here: complete list of rules, guidelines, and important dates
