Art and Culture
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Loveland district awarded national recognition for support of music education
Loveland, Ohio – Loveland City School District has been honored with the “Best Communities for Music Education” designation from the NAMM Foundation. Districts earn this recognition for outstanding achievement in providing music access and education to all students. “We are incredibly proud of the music opportunities we provide students at every step of their journey…
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[Photo Album] Whistle Stop Clay Works makes footprints for babies in Cincinnati Children’s NICU
Loveland, Ohio – Cincinnati Children’s said in FaceBook that baby footprints can be a cherished memory, so Whistle Stop Clay Works in Loveland came to our NICU to help parents and caregivers create them! Thanks for helping our babies “step” into spring!” Whistle Stop Clay Works replied by saying, “Thanks to Cincinnati Children’s for the…
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‘We’re on a knife edge’: Alex Gibney warns about the dangers of dark money
Art and Culture, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Region and Beyond, Religion, Statehouse and Around OhioPhotograph: HBO In two HBO documentaries, the acclaimed film-maker shines a light on corrupt political spending in America When the Rev Robert Schenck saw Donald Trump secure the Republican presidential nomination in Cleveland, Ohio, in 2016, he turned to a fellow evangelical and asked: “Are we really going to do this? We’re going to choose…
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“Women Working”, a program series on equity, from the Women of Grailville
Loveland, Ohio – A group of Women called the “Women of Grailville” formed close to 2 years ago and are both Grail members and friends who love and are committed to re-energizing Grail-related works and projects at Grailville. Earlier this year they held the “Hope Weekend, Hope for the Flowers” event. Nicole (Nicky) Westrick is…
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Loveland students Ava Pursley and Leah Naylor are finalists in Caring for Our Watersheds contest
Loveland, Ohio – Ava Pursley and Leah Naylor, students in the Loveland City School District are finalists in the Caring for Our Watersheds contest. They wrote and illustrated a children’s book, coloring it with natural paints they made themselves. At the end of the book, they include a link with instructions so readers can make…
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“It is a party! It’s Spring! ” by Elizabeth (Schickel) Robinson
Poppies from Armand and White Iris from Becky, photo © Elizabeth Robinson I am grateful to share my Natural Wonderings/Wanderings. I write them as time and spirit allow. The idea and title were conceived one day many years ago when exploring outside with my young family. It would be quite a few years more before…
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Premiere screening: Quest for Beauty: The Life and Art of William Schickel
Cincinnati, Ohio – Cincinnati’s premiere screening of the new documentary film Quest for Beauty: the Life and Art of William Schickel will be at the Cincinnati Art Museum’s Fath Auditorium on Thursday, May 1 at 6 PM. William Schickel, spiritual artist and liturgical architect was a renown artist from Loveland, Ohio. He combined his skills as…
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Loveland High School Indoor Percussion: 1st place champions
Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland High School Indoor Percussion “stole the show” at the Mid East Performance Association Finals on March 30 at Wright State University and became first place champions at the highly competitive “Scholastic A” level. All photos by Loveland Performing Arts Boosters.
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Cincinnati’s bid for Sundance Film Festival rejected
Cincinnati’s bid to become the new home to the festival rejected in favor of Boulder, Colorado. A Press Release from the Sundance Institute Boulder’s Vibrant Community of Artists, Enthusiastic Audiences, and Breathtaking Rocky Mountains Will Provide the Setting for the Future of Independent Film After a thoughtful and thorough process to identify the future location…
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Ohio public libraries, State Library of Ohio, brace for funding uncertainty, hope for budget relief
President Donald Trump signed an executive order March 14, 2025, imposing dramatic cuts on seven federal agencies, including the Institute of Museum and Library Services. (Catherine McQueen/Getty Images) By: Susan Tebben – Ohio Capital Journal Public libraries in Ohio have taken on many identities over the last 25 years, from literature distributors and internet hubs, to social…
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