Region and Beyond
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Evans ordered to pay $550,000 for illegal waste dumping
$137,500 – will be awarded to Loveland-based Little Miami Conservancy by David Miller Symmes Township, Ohio – A Cincinnati business owner with a location in Symmes Township just on the outskirts of Loveland, who used his four companies to illegally discard waste at three sites – and whose dumping may have polluted the Little Miami…
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A “Women’s Wave” happened Sunday in Loveland
Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, Loveland Magazine TV, News, Region and Beyond, Spotlight, Statehouse and Around Ohioby David Miller Loveland, Ohio – Adults and children from across the tri-state gathered in Nisbet Park along the Little Miami River in Historic Downtown on a sunny and warm Fall Sunday afternoon to be part of a “Women’s Wave” of activists out to change the course of voting patterns in our community. After speeches,…
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Workforce Development Training Grants Now Includes Educational Institutions and non-profits
Hamilton County, Ohio – Hamilton County has updated its Workforce Development Training Grant Application to now include educational institution(s) serving residents in Hamilton County, Ohio along with 501(c)(3) organizations. Hamilton County Commissioners announced project expansion funding for non-profits that provide workforce development training programs with a proven record of success. County Commissioners allocated $5.7 million…
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Pat Furterer inducted into Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame
Art and Culture, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Region and Beyond, Spotlight, Statehouse and Around OhioColumbus, Ohio – The Ohio Department of Aging inducted 15 older Ohioans, including Loveland, resident Pat Furterer into the Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame in a special ceremony in the Statehouse Atrium on Wednesday, Sept. 14. This year’s inductees range in age from 66 to 101. The citizens were honored because, “Their stories are compelling and…
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October kicks off “Developmental Disabilities Employment Awareness Month”
October kicks off “Developmental Disabilities Employment Awareness Month” and in celebration of recognizing outstanding employees with developmental disabilities, we wanted to share a video brought to you by Silfies Media via the Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities. We hope that employers all throughout Ohio will take the time to watch this video and realize…
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Recover Out Loud Festival September 24
HAMILTON COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH CELEBRATES PEOPLE RECOVERING FROM SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER Hamilton County, Ohio – The road to recovery from substance use disorder can be long and full of pitfalls. Hamilton County Public Health celebrates those in recovery with the “Recover Out Loud” festival on September 24, 10 AM until 4 PM in Washington Park, 1230…
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COVID-19 “High” in Butler and Clermont Counties
According to the CDC: In Clermont County, Ohio, the community level is High. In Butler County, Ohio, the community level is High. In Hamilton County, Ohio, the community level is Medium. In Warren County, Ohio, the community level is Medium. If you are at high risk for severe illness, talk to your healthcare provider about whether you need to wear a mask and take other precautions Stay up to…
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GOP officials and a collegiate political scandal could nix Dem’s ballot slot in SE Ohio
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose talks to reporters. (Photo by Susan Tebben, OCJ.) BY: JAKE ZUCKERMAN – Ohio Capital Journal The story of the ballot fight includes a scandal in Ohio University’s Student Senate, a primary election delayed by Ohio’s messy redistricting clash, a Democrat’s resignation after winning an uncontested race, and some of the finer points…
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Feds to provide $50M in food assistance to Ohio
Shelves of canned foods sit partially empty. Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images. BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio’s foodbanks say they’re desperate as summer is turning to fall. Demand has skyrocketed with increasing food costs at the same time that their resources have evaporated. And with current supply chain disruptions, they need to order food now if…
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The Lincoln School Story – How marchers integrated public schools in southwest Ohio
For over two years, 55 Black mothers and children in Hillsboro, Ohio, marched daily to a whites-only school to demand admission. The Lincoln School Story highlights a facet of the Black struggle for freedom that is too often under-recognized. Remembering the efforts of the marchers to integrate public schools in southwest Ohio provides important context for…
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