Art and Culture
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Take a look: Some of the first park rangers were African American
by Barbara Kyles How many of you have visited Yellowstone? Well, some of the first park rangers were African American. Take a look and welcome to Black history! Learn more from the Yellowstone National Park Facebook page.
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Dan Timmerman on his way to the “Loveland Dog Walking Trail”
Loveland, Ohio – Loveland Resident Dan Timmerman took this photo of Historic Downtown Loveland this morning with the full moon in the background while walking his dog. Dan was on his way to the Loveland Bike Trail that he calls the “Loveland Dog Walking Trail.”
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Lillianne Rohling, Sophia Stokes win scholastic art and writing awards
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – Seniors Lillianne Rohling and Sophia Stokes were recently honored with a Gold Key Scholastic Art Award. The two attend Loveland High School and competed in the Southern Ohio, Northern Kentucky, and Southeastern Indiana Art Region. Lillianne Rohling’s mixed media work “Empty” and the painting “Touch” by Sophia Stokes will…
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Introducing Loveland’s 2021 Valentine Art and Card Reveal!
by Cassie Mattia Loveland, Ohio – Love was most certainly in the air on Thursday in Downtown Loveland’s Sweetheart Alley as some of the sweetest people in Loveland gathered to witness the 2021 Valentine Art and Card Reveal! Valentine’s Day of course is one of the most coveted holidays in Loveland for obvious reasons…the city…
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Joe Timmerman capturing time for us
Loveland, Ohio – Joe Timmerman captured this image of the four-sided clock in Historic Downtown this evening. Joe frequently contributes writing and photography to Loveland Magazine. Joe is a Loveland native and graduate of Loveland High School. He is currently a sophomore journalism and photojournalism student at E.W. Scripps School of Journalism and the School…
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Apply for Loveland Stage Company Creative Arts Scholarship
Submitted by Nancy Downing Loveland, Ohio – Each year the Loveland Stage Company recognizes a graduating high school student with its Creative Arts Scholarship. The Loveland Stage Company is offering a scholarship again this year in the amount of $1000. In order to qualify for the scholarship, the graduating student must reside in the Loveland City…
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Loveland Teachers, do you want to bring your lessons to life?
Great Parks’ educators and certified staff members can ignite a passion for science and history in students of all ages. Great Parks of Hamilton County is Starting 2021 Virtually! Welcome to Great Parks of Hamilton County’s school program offerings for the 2020–2021 school year. They will bringing the best of nature to you, wherever your…
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Teachers, moms and dads mark your calendar: A Virtual Performance of Martin’s Dream
Can be viewed anytime from January 18-22 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Monday, January 18 (in 13 days) Who was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., really? Martin’s Dream answers this question and more as it brings this historical figure to life through the power of story, speech and song. Watch as Dr. King tells the story of his life,…
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Virtual BED-Time Book Talk
For Children 5-8 and caregivers Monday, January 11 7:00 PM – 7:30 PM Loveland, Ohio – Join for a BED (Books Engaging Discussion) Time book talk centering on diverse characters and underrepresented experiences. Co-sponsored by the Loveland Diversity Advisory Board and the Library. This Month’s Books are: Just Ask by Sonia Sotomayor and I’ll Walk With You by Carol Lynn Pearson In…
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Local Conservation of the National Wild & Scenic Little Miami River
by Joe Timmerman Few leaves are still falling off trees and down the ever-running water of the National Wild and Scenic Little Miami River, where they float through five counties and 111 miles of southwest Ohio, into the Ohio River and toward the Mississippi before eventually finding their way into the Gulf of Mexico. Today,…
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