Art and Culture
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Loveland High brings to stage “The Theory of Relativity”
Art and Culture, Education, Entertainment, Events, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, SpotlightLoveland, Ohio – Theatre returns to the Loveland High School stage on Wednesday, April 21, with The Theory of Relativity. The musical runs through Saturday, April 21. The Theory of Relativity is based on a book by Brian Hill. The music and lyrics by Neil Bartram, are about students in a college physics class who have more…
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Do you know: The man who used his wife’s fortune to fund the freedom of over 1,400 slaves.
by Barbara Kyles Do you know that Thomas Garrett unabashedly gave life to his abolitionist ideals? Please read more about Garrett at Black Then… And read even more about this leader of abolitionism at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia…
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Do you know: DAVID RUGGLES, AN AGGRESSIVE ABOLITIONIST WOULD FORCE HIS WAY INTO HOMES
by Barbara Kyles Do you know that David Ruggles was an aggressive abolitionist who would force his way into homes to inform slaves that they were free? He also did his part by first opening a bookshop that was burned to the ground. Read more about Ruggles at Black Then – Discovering our history…
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I felt the tears welling behind my eyes and willed them not to escape
“There is value in having no child feel rejected and invisible in their own school. If I can help it, none of them will.“ A story by a Loveland resident presented by Loveland Magazine in collaboration with the Loveland Diversity Advisory Board A sharp pain startled me. Something had pelted my head. Whatever it was…
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Cincinnati Remembers: Yom HaShoah Day of Holocaust Remembrance
Sunday, April 11 | 2:30 PM Tune into our local PBS station, CET for this year’s Yom HaShoah commemoration to remember the six million victims of the Holocaust and honor the survivors. In addition, join us for a week of Holocaust remembrance April 7 – 14, 2021. We invite you to additional digital programming throughout…
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How to start a pollinator garden
by Caroline Wiita Content Marketing Coordinator with Great Parks of Hamilton County You could attract pollinators like hummingbird moths to your garden. Pollinators play a big role, but often come in small sizes like butterflies, bees and moths, among others. These creatures are essential to the food we eat. But sometimes pollinators need help finding the…
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Make your yard wild with spring wildflowers
by Kimberly Whitton, Public Engagement Coordinator with Great Parks of Hamilton County Ahh … spring is in the air, finally. This year’s season is probably one of the most anticipated after the mess of 2020 and the toll that winter takes upon us anyway. What better way to get excited about the coming of a…
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Do you know Josephine Garis Cochrane from Ashtabula invented first commercially successful automatic dishwasher
by Barbara Kyles Do you know that Cochrane exhibited her invention at the 1893 World’s Columbian Exposition in Chicago? She won the highest prize for “best mechanical construction, durability, and adaptation to its line of work”.
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You can buy handmade cards made by special needs students at LHS
by Emily Hicks For the past several years, students with special needs at Loveland High School have designed hand-made blank greeting cards to gain valuable work experience. We use the money made from the profit of the sales to buy supplies for the room, activities, and often celebrations. Students design, create, package, and sell these handmade…
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Do you know “Black” was in the Royal Family before Meghan Markle?
by Barbara Kyles Do you know? Take a look at this story and read more from Mr. Imhotepr… Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, originally named Sophie Charlotte was born on May 19, 1744. Queen Charlotte also held the titles of Electress of Hanover and Queen Consort of Hanover. Mecklenburg-Strelitz was a minute north German dukedom in the…
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