Region and Beyond
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Local reaction to proposed Ohio bill that targets vulnerable youth
If we don’t protect our youth who will? In May, Ohio Paul Zeltwanger and Thomas Brinkman proposed House Bill 658, which states: “If a government agent or entity has knowledge that a child under its care or supervision has exhibited symptoms of gender dysphoria or otherwise demonstrates a desire to be treated in a manner…
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DeWine announces development of new sexual assault kit tracking system
The “Ohio Attorney General’s Sexual Assault Kit Tracking System” will give those who have undergone a sexual assault forensic examination the option to track the status of their rape kit evidence online. Columbus, Ohio – Attorney General Mike DeWine announced Thursday that his office is developing a statewide system that will increase transparency surrounding the…
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Libertarian Party of Ohio release their 2018 Candidate Slate
The Libertarian Party of Ohio has released their 2018 Candidate Slate for offices in Ohio. Candidate Slate and Contact info 4 August 2018 Loveland Sweets is a purveyor of hand-crafted chocolates, caramels, marshmallows, and ice creams. Our house-made candies are prepared in small batches
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Up-date on Loveland High School vs. West Jessamine High soccer Bowl
Loveland Tigers will square off against the two-time defending Kentucky State Champion West Jessamine Colts The location for the Loveland Tiger Women’s Soccer match today has changed. It will be at (behind) the West Jessamine Middle School at 1400 Old Wilmore Road, Nicholasville, KY. 40356. Nicholasville, KY, Mitchell Pearson, the Executive Director of the Nicholasville, Wilmore – Jessamine…
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Special Clermont County session Aug. 14 on Milford and FC Cincinnati plans
Proposed FC Cincinnati practice facility in Milford Batavia, Ohio – The Clermont County Board of Commissioners will hold a Special Session at 7 PM on Tuesday, Aug. 14, in the Board’s session room to review a development agreement and draft of the Clermont County Port Authority preliminary term sheet relating to the proposed FC Cincinnati…
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“I don’t want to go to school, Mommy!” – Helping with separation anxiety
Separation Anxiety 2 Girls, 2 Stories, 2 Plans by Fran Hendrick, P.C.C. Sending your little girl off for the first day of preschool or kindergarten is not for the meek at heart! You’re not alone if you’ve been thinking about it for weeks and worrying about it when you’re meant to be sleeping. Even if…
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Kaisich approves Disaster Relief Program for Clermont jurisdictions impacted by February storms
Batavia, Ohio – The Clermont County Emergency Agency was notified on July 25 that Gov. John Kasich approved the implementation of the State Disaster Relief Program (SDRP) for local government agencies in Clermont County impacted by the Ohio River flood and tornado that occurred this past February. These jurisdictions have the potential to be reimbursed…
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The Faux Frenchmen in free concert on Thursday
Art and Culture, Entertainment, Events, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, Region and Beyond, ReligionAdvertisement This Thursday’s free “Prince of Peace Summer Music Series” concert in Loveland: The Faux Frenchmen are acoustic guitarists, Brian Lovely and George Cunningham, acoustic bassist, Don Aren, and violinist, Paul Patterson. They’ve played around Cincinnati and the Eastern Midwestern U.S. since 2002. Their music is a reimagining of the guitarist Django Reinhardt in the…
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Renewables on the Rise: Ohio Increases Solar Capacity by 2,600% in 10 Years
Yes, 2,600% We did a double take too! Columbus, Ohio – As the Trump Administration puts efforts into weakening the Clean Power Plan, renewable energy is still increasing in Ohio. According to a new report by Environment Ohio Research & Policy Center, Ohio went from producing 1 Gigawatt hour of solar energy and 15 GWh…
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Back to school sales tax holiday
Ohio’s Sales Tax Holiday starts on Friday, August 3 at 12 AM and ends on Sunday, August 5, at 11:59 PM. During the holiday, the following items are exempt from sales and use tax: Clothing priced at $75 per item or less; School supplies priced at $20 per item or less; and School instructional material priced…
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