Latest Stories
-
Local Mother-Daughter Duo Starts Vintage Photography Business!
by Cassie Mattia Loveland, Ohio – Loveland is known for not only being home to some of the most unique businesses but also the most inspirational business owners. There’s a new business in town and the concept is both one-of-a-kind and embodies that Loveland historical charm; introducing Old School Pix! Bailey Vermette, a local who…
Written by
-
Loveland Women, the #1 Cross Country team in Ohio hosts home meet Saturday
Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland High School Cross Country teams are looking forward to hosting their first of four meets this season beginning with the Loveland Invite this Saturday at Home of the Brave Park. 18 teams will compete. The Loveland Women will compete on their home field as the just-announced, Ohio Association of Track…
Written by
-
Cindy Kessler has grown and given away over 800 trees
Loveland, Ohio – Resident, Cindy Kessler recently set up her Seeds to Trees booth at Paddlefest. The Ohio River Paddlefest is a project of Adventure Crew, an organization that provides outdoor recreation opportunities to inner-city teens in 24 high schools in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. For seven years Cindy has grown trees from seed, giving the…
Written by
-
Loveland Magazine’s September Pet of the Month is Announced!
by Cassie Mattia Loveland, Ohio – We are pleased to present Loveland Magazine’s Pet of the Month for September! The community of Loveland provided us with some amazing Pet of the Month candidates and we are beyond thrilled to celebrate these loved animals! Haley Hansberry is the proud owner of two longhaired miniature dachshunds that…
Written by
-
Butler County Judge orders West Chester Hospital to treat COVID-19 patient with Ivermectin, despite CDC warnings
BY: JAKE ZUCKERMAN and Ohio Capital Journal A Butler County judge ruled in favor of a woman last week who sought to force a hospital to administer Ivermectin — an animal dewormer that federal regulators have warned against using in COVID-19 patients — to her husband after several weeks in the ICU with the disease. Butler…
Written by
-
Hold onto your hat and these pivotal dates
by David Miller Who will be in your corner? Loveland, Ohio – These events will be your chance to personally meet the local politicians who want to be part of the teams leading the Loveland City School District and Loveland City Council for the next 1,440 days. Four-long years, so this is important! On October…
Written by
-
TODAY IS THE DAY TO SIGN UP FOR THE 2022 AMAZING CHARITY RACE!
BACK TO NORMAL – We are planning to be back to normal next year with the race happening on Saturday June 18th, 2022! Adding back the bike portion, but keeping it short and fun with the start and finish in same area! EARLY START TIME – The sooner you sign up, the earlier your start time! Learn…
Written by
-
Sue Klebold attempts to reconcile how the son she affectionately referred to as “Sunshine Boy” became a school shooter
Sue Klebold attempts to reconcile how the son she affectionately referred to as “Sunshine Boy” became a school shooter. This documentary brings light to the importance of mental health being taught to young children and the movement underway to take this issue seriously. Available on Prime to watch, buy, or rent.
Written by
-
[Resources] Teen mental health and suicide from your M/INT Parent Teacher Student Association
The newsletter was written by Jennifer Wright-Berryman, Ph.D., MSW and Suicidologist. (This is a re-print of a story Loveland Magazine ran in March of 2019) The M/INT PTSA regularly posts resource information (articles, web sites, etc.) to their Facebook page (LovelandMINTPTSA) and Web Site.
Written by
![[Resources] Teen mental health and suicide from your M/INT Parent Teacher Student Association](https://lovelandmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/image-2.png)
-
COVID-19 cases leap by 900% over a month, State health department says
A surgical mask and an N95 mask hang on display for sale at a pharmacy. Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images. BY: JAKE ZUCKERMAN and Ohio Capital Journal More than 3,000 Ohioans per day are contracting COVID-19 on average, the highest the rate has been since early February. Over the last month, hospitalizations increased by between 83%…
Written by
