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4th of July parade starts earlier than usual this year
Loveland, Ohio – This year the 4th of July parade orchestrated by City Hall, kicks off at 2 PM. Last year’s parade started at 7 PM.
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Ohio’s pro-abortion rights groups plan fights against total abortion ban bill
By: Susan Tebben – Ohio Capital Journal Pro-abortion rights advocates are taking a proposed total abortion ban in Ohio to heart. Noting the celebration of Juneteenth and Black emancipation, they say the use of the 14th Amendment to try to exert state control over individual freedom and bodily autonomy is vile. The new bill a pair of freshman…
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Your Sunday Paper for June 22, 2025
Art and Culture, Health & Wellness, Health-Wellness-Disability, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Region and Beyond, SportsOpolisLoveland, Ohio’s “No Kings” rally w/video and interviews . 2 Loveland, Ohio residents and dog saved because of working smoke alarms Save the Date for annual Loveland Art Gallery Crawl Rep. Greg Landsman included in the Minnesota murder suspect’s notes The Golf Classic Raises Over $77K For Stepping Stones Does this make you feel safe?…
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De La Cruz Goes Deep But The Reds Fall Short Again
by Chris Ball Loveland, Ohio – When a big time athlete like Elly De La Cruz throws up on the field, you know just how hot it is. On a blazing June day in St. Louis, the Reds looked to bounce back after a series opening loss last night. And for a shining moment, it…
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[WATCH] Major General Dr. Joseph Warren statue unveiled in Lebanon
Lebanon, Ohio – “June 17, 2025 was a day to remember in Lebanon, Ohio. On the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill, the community gathered on the lawn of the Harmon Museum to honor one of America’s earliest patriots — Major General Dr. Joseph Warren, the namesake of Warren County. The highlight of…
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The Reds Bats Go Quiet In Series Opening Loss to the Cardinals
by Chris Ball Loveland, Ohio – The Reds offensive struggles in St Louis on Friday night brought back a lot of unpleasant memories. But it happens to even the best and most expensive lineups, as the New York Yankees found out this month. Still, with the way the Reds had been efficiently hitting the ball…
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Music business students develop Gen Z marketing campaigns for Loveland record label
Members of Colemine Records meet with Miami University students. Miami students in Intro to Music Business and Record Labels and Music Publishing Operations classes learn the ins and outs of the music industry while working directly with label executives. Students across two classes collaborated with Colemine Records to create research-based marketing strategies for the label’s…
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Republican proposals will devastate poor Ohioans, analyses, advocates say
Health & Wellness, Health-Wellness-Disability, Latest Stories, News, Region and Beyond, Statehouse and Around OhioMedicaid sign at a press conference. (Photo by Shauneen Miranda/States Newsroom) By: Marty Schladen – Ohio Capital Journal A raft of proposals coming from Republican lawmakers in Washington, D.C. and Columbus will slash health care and other vital programs for the poor in rural Ohio and in its cities, recent analyses say. An advocacy group is trying…
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The Reds Fall But Win Their Fourth Straight Series
by Chris Ball Loveland, Ohio – The Reds may have fallen to the Twins on Thursday afternoon, but they have absolutely turned their season around these past four series. They are 9-3 over that span, batting .276 and they’ve averaged almost 6 runs per game. Cincinnati has swept the Diamondbacks and taken the series against…
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Ohio lawmakers are trying once again to remove slavery from state’s constitution
Juneteenth flag. (Getty images) By: Megan Henry – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio Democratic lawmakers want to eradicate slavery from the Ohio Constitution. State Reps. Dontavius Jarrells, D-Columbus, and Veronica Sims, D-Akron, are working on a joint resolution that would remove slavery from the state’s foundational document. “This isn’t political,” Jarrells said Wednesday during an Ohio Legislative Black Caucus press conference. “This…
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