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Celebrate Autism Acceptance Month with Connor and Kevin Miller
This April, we invite you to join us in celebrating Autism Acceptance Month with a meaningful video featuring Connor Miller and Kevin L. Miller, the Director of Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities (OOD) and Connor’s dad. In this video, Connor shares his journey with autism and how it has shaped his life. As we celebrate…
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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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Scores of protests planned in Ohio Saturday, more than 1,000 across U.S.
More than 1,000 turned out to protest outside a Columbus Tesla dealership. They’re angered by the deep cuts Elon Musk and President Donald Trump are attempting to make. (Photo by Marty Schladen, Ohio Capital Journal.) By: Marty Schladen – Ohio Capital Journal Fifty-five protests are planned throughout Ohio for this weekend, and more were being added as…
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The passing of Chuck and Karen Waple of Loveland
Karen Waple was born December 21, 1939 and passed away on March 22, 2025. Dr. Charles “Chuck” Waple was born September 25, 1934 and passed away on March 24, 2025. The Waples were loving parents of Jeffrey (Susie) Waple and John (Sara) Waple. Proud grandparents of Emily, Nate (Taylor), Matthew, Andrew (Grace), Brandon, and…
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[VIDEO] Loveland parents and children rally on Col. Thomas Paxton bridge for fair school funding
Loveland, Ohio – Becca Moates and Cindy Daumeyer were on Loveland’s Col. Thomas Paxton bridge Wednesday evening along with many supports to send a message to Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and State legislators. The message was to urge the lawmakers to fully fund Ohio’s Fair School Funding Plan (FSFP) for public schools. They say that…
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2025 Ohio Chamber Childcare Policy Summit releases study on direct financial impact of insufficient childcare
Loveland, Ohio – At its 2025 Ohio Childcare Policy Summit the Ohio Chamber unveiled the “Untapped Potential: Ohio” economic report, a study that assesses the direct financial impact of insufficient childcare coverage on the state’s economy, in partnership with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation and Groundwork Ohio. The study found that childcare is a…
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Latest weather advisories
Little Miami River level prediction for South Lebanon Loveland, Ohio – The National Weather Service in Wilmington says a tornado outbreak is expected today and tonight from parts of the lower Mississippi Valley into the Mid-South and lower Ohio Valley. Numerous tornadoes, along with multiple long-track EF3+ tornadoes, appear likely. A multi-day, potentially historic heavy rainfall…
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Ohio college students, educators disappointed in Gov. DeWine for signing higher ed overhaul
Members of the Ohio Student Association held a mock funeral for the death of higher education on March 31 Photo by Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal The Ohio Student Association organized the mock funeral, which took place Monday afternoon in the Ohio Statehouse Rotunda, days after DeWine signed Senate Bill By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal…
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Pollinator Protection
by Julie Watson Save the Bees. I’m sure you’ve heard or seen such slogans increasingly over the past couple of decades. Of course, I’m all for saving any species, but some of the claims of activist groups on bee decline are a bit frightening. In trying to research the topic of bees and their necessity…
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“Paying off Debt Means Lower Taxes for Loveland City School District Residents”
An Op-Ed from Loveland City School District Treasurer John Espy Loveland City School District has paid off its last outstanding bond and is now debt-free. A construction bond was issued in 1998, and after nearly three decades of sound financial management, the bond has now been paid in full. The result is lower property taxes…
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