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An Appreciation of Our Reds
by Kyle Bush When the Reds faced the Texans over the weekend, it prompted me to reflect on the impact that facing the same club ended up having on the Reds’ 2023 season (and perhaps the modern history of the franchise, going forward?). That series turned everything around in a big way a year ago,…
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12 race-based scholarships worth $46,000 weren’t awarded to Ohio University journalism students
That’s only a fraction of $450,000 worth of scholarship money at OU that’s under review after advice from Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost. BY: MEGAN HENRY – Ohio Capital Journal Twelve race-based scholarships totaling $46,000 weren’t given out at Ohio University’s E.W. Scripps School of Journalism’s awards banquet this week, said Journalism School Director Eddith Dashiell. And…
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After DD214 demand: Loveland Magazine retracts story
Editor’s Note: After receiving a “Demand for Full Retraction and Cessation of Publishing Misleading Information” from DD214 because of the claim that Loveland Magazine published an article that contained misleading information that characterized DD214’s business as an attempt to exploit veterans, we have deleted the story that was published on April 15, 2024 titled “Clermont…
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Free Veteran ID card from the Clermont County Recorder’s office
Clermont County, Ohio – Veteran’s can get a free Veteran ID card from the Clermont County Recorder’s office. Veterans can also obtain a free copy of their military records through their local Veteran’s Service Commission as well as record their DD214 at their local County Recorder’s office at no charge. The DD214 form is essential for…
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The Bengals Address Key Needs In the 2024 Draft
Amarius Mims photo via Cincinnati Bengals on FaceBook by Chris Ball Loveland, Ohio – The 2024 Bengals have a clear set of goals entering the upcoming season: keep Joe Burrow upright and keep him healthy. That starts at one key position group: the offensive line. That group has come under intense scrutiny ever since the…
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[Video Interview] Cassie Mattia Talks With Autism Awareness Advocate Tim Livelsburger
Health & Wellness, Health-Wellness-Disability, Inclusion & Accessibility, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Spotlight, Table of Discussionsby David Miller Loveland, Ohio – In celebration of Autism Acceptance Month, Cassie Mattia invited a very special guest to share his story with the community. Tim Livelsburger is not only advocating for those with Autism within the community, but he is also using his experiences as a learning tool to help those that may…
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Public engagement event to discuss “West Loveland Avenue Traffic Study”
Loveland, Ohio – The City of Loveland will host a public engagement event on Tuesday, April 30, to discuss their “West Loveland Avenue Traffic Study”. The event will be held at New Hope Baptist Church, 1401 Loveland-Madeira Road, from 5:30 until 7:30 PM. The City invites residents, local business owners, workers, and frequent area travelers…
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Loveland’s annual road program will pave these streets
Loveland, Ohio – The streets (or sections of streets) that will be repaved in this year’s paving program are: Stoneybrook Neighborhood Debra Lane Glenda Drive Highridge Circle Highridge Drive Jilbe Lane Kenmar Drive Marbea Drive Ridge Circle Heights Neighborhood Comanche Court Iroquois Court Miamiview Drive Mohican Drive Construction is expected to be underway during the…
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You are invited for coffee and pastries by the Doitfor Jack – Jack Quehl Foundation
Events, Health & Wellness, Health-Wellness-Disability, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, SpotlightLoveland, Ohio – The Jack Quehl Foundation – DoItForJack was established in 2022 in loving memory of the beloved son of Tom and Stephanie Quehl, Jack, after his tragic death from fentanyl poisoning. His death was a devastating loss to his family and his many friends. You are invited for coffee and pastries on Wednesday,…
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Ohio doctors fear effects of emergency abortion care case set to go before U.S. Supreme Court
Health & Wellness, Health-Wellness-Disability, Latest Stories, News, Spotlight, Statehouse and Around OhioBecause of Idaho’s abortion ban and a court decision that does not protect emergency room physicians from prosecution under that law, some Idaho physicians are advising their pregnant patients, or those trying to become pregnant, to purchase memberships with companies like Life Flight Network or Air St. Luke’s in the Boise area to avoid potentially…
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