Region and Beyond
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Kelly Flanigan is new Miami Township Finance Director
Miami Township, Ohio – Kelly Flanigan has joined Miami Township as their new Finance Director. She over fifteen years of public sector accounting and general government experience. She graduated from the University of Cincinnati in 2004 with a Masters in Accounting and is also a Certified Public Accountant. Flanigan began her career in public accounting…
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Loveland resident Matt Brennan to climb Mt. Everest in area first
Everest has always been the dream for Loveland resident of 26 years, Matt Brennan. At the end of May, he will attempt the 80-day climb that has only completed by 4,000 people in history. Brennan will be the first in the Cincinnati area to make the trek. “I dreamed of this as a kid. I…
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As Sunshine Week begins, Attorney General DeWine releases updated ‘Yellow Book’
Columbus, Ohio – Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine has released the 2018 edition of Ohio Sunshine Laws: An Open Government Resource Manual. The release of the manual, commonly referred to as the “Yellow Book,” coincides with the beginning of National Sunshine Week. “By providing elected officials, public employees, and Ohio citizens with information about public records and…
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Attention Loveland Area tax preparers: RITA announces IVR phone system
Loveland, Ohio – The Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA) will be launched a new interactive voice responsive (IVR) phone system in February. Tax preparers may use their PTIN to navigate to client tax information, including the account balance for one or multiple clients. You can also access a list of new RITA municipalities and income tax…
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Attorney General DeWine files lawsuit against opioid distributors for practices fueling opioid diversion
Columbus, Ohio – Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine today filed a lawsuit against four major prescription opioid distributors in Madison County Court of Common Pleas. The lawsuit alleges that the drug companies engaged in unsafe distribution practices that ignored their responsibility under law to provide effective controls against opioid diversion. “We believe the evidence will…
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Loveland Community leader Rev. A.J. Hamilton passes
A photo of Rev. Hamilton at the public event he organized in the Loveland area last July. Despite his failing health, he gathered community leaders and officials from all around the Cincinnati area. Hamilton’s “Loveland Movement” was subtitled – Love always seems to find a way to help. Rev. Allison Jonathan “A.J.” Hamilton of Loveland,…
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Clermont Law Library offers resources for all
Law librarians Debbie Smith, left, and Kim Crowthers Batavia, Ohio – Tucked into a wing of the Clermont County Common Pleas Courthouse is the Law Library. Its 15,000 legal volumes and online resources are the domain of Director Kim Crowthers and library assistant Debbie Smith. Not that Crowthers thinks of it as her domain. She…
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Loveland High School Robotics Team 5040 scores fourth highest in the world
LHS Robotics Team 5040 pictured with their alliance partners at the Cleveland Qualifier Competition January 6. LHS Robotics Team 5040 UNDEFEATED in Ohio Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland High School (LHS) Robotics Team 5040 brought home an undefeated title in Ohio at the Cleveland Qualifier competition January 6 in advance of the First Tech Challenge…
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Husted calls for replacement of Ohio’s Aging voting equipment
Columbus, Ohio – Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted is asking the Kasich Administration and Ohio General Assembly to include, as part of the upcoming capital appropriations bill, funding to cover the full replacement of Ohio’s aging voting machines. The majority of Ohio’s current voting equipment was purchased more than a decade ago using one-time federal…
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Milford Historical Society accepts historical painting into its art collection
Milford, Ohio – The Greater Milford Area Historical Society (GMAHS) has accepted a gift/donation of an historical painting into its art collection. An original oil painting by Enno Meyer (1874-1947) titled “War Dogs” was presented to GMAHS on Sunday, December 17, by Bob Siegfried, a local resident and distant relative by marriage to Enno Meyer.…
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