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Mile 42 Coffee will be opening soon at the Loveland Hardware General Store in the 130 block of Broadway Street in Historic Downtown Loveland. They are hiring, so this is a fantastic chance to get in on the ground floor of an exciting new addition to the vibrant life of Loveland, Ohio. They are hoping to be open early to mid-December.
You can stop in to inquire or send an EMAIL to find out more. (mile42coffee@gmail.com)
Loveland, Ohio – Performing at the 2019 LHS Jazz Swing Dance is the LHS Jazz Lab Band, the LMS Jazz Band, and the LHS Jazz Orchestra. This event is the main fundraiser for the Jazz program at Loveland High School.
The program uses this night to fund things such as trips, instrument repairs, new music, and to bring in professional musicians from the Cincinnati area and beyond.
The event is a Swing Dance. Attendees will be given a dance lesson before the bands perform, and then be able to dance to swing music from three different bands all night!
There will also be a gift basket raffle as well as a silent auction with items donated from Loveland vendors. There will be desserts and beverages (soda, water, tea, coffee, etc.) included with the cost of admission.
The event is taking place at 6:30 PM on Friday, December 6th at Loveland High School.
Jazz Swing Dance, Dec 6: Tickets are $10 presale and $12 at the door.
Loveland, Ohio – Veterans can go to the Loveland Veterans’ Memorial at the corner of Riverside and West Loveland on Monday, November 11, at 11 AM on Veterans Day and be honored by 7th and 8th-grade students from St. Columban School. The students annually walk from their school on Oakland Road to conduct a service to honor local vets.
by Cassie Mattia
Loveland, Ohio – Over the past few months, the community of Loveland has been flourishing with fun and exciting events! With all of the new restaurants popping up left and right as well as new business openings, and community charity events, the city of Loveland has turned into the place to be for both families and friends looking to spend quality time together.
President Cee Cee Collins and Program Director Meredith Taylor, of the Little Miami River Chamber Alliance, stopped by Loveland Magazine TV studios to let us in on what we can expect from the Chamber in regards to community events this month and in November! From forums on Effective Communication, a City Council Candidate Forum, to the Annual Awards Dinner for Loveland’s incredible businesses, there will be no shortage of community events to get involved in this Fall season! Check out my interview with the ladies of Loveland below!
Loveland, Ohio – The Loveland Board of Education will hold a special meeting on Monday, September 9, in the LMS/LIS Media Center at 5 PM. (801 South Lebanon Rd.)
According to the agenda published for the meeting, the Board will consider a resolution to structure the levying of the taxes associated with the November 5 ballot issue to gradually apply the tax rates over a period of three years.
On July 26 the Board voted unanimously to issue bonds for $118,515,000 and to place a combined operating and bond levy of 16.78-mill on the November 5 ballot to fund daily operations of the school district and a building and to implement the district’s facility master plan.
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Loveland, Ohio – She’s qualified, now let’s get her there! Come support Charity Powell in her effort to fund-raise her trip to the Spartan Kids World Championships in Lake Castaic, California December 7th!
$1 of every beer will go towards her fundraiser.
Friday, August 30 at Narrow Path Brewing
106 Karl Brown Way
We’ll also have fellow Rise Up Spartans outside by the bike trail, taking Burpees for Bucks! Make some folks get down and up, 10 burpees for $1!
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by Cassie Mattia
Loveland, Ohio (The Staycation Resort of Southwest Ohio)- I met Meredith Taylor and Mark Bersani on the most beautiful of sunny afternoons on the bank of our State and National Scenic and wild Little Miami River yesterday to ask them questions about the up-coming Loveland Frogman Race, but the conversation also turned to important topics of interest about two Loveland institutions. Mark and his wife Robin own Loveland Canoe & Kayak and Meredith is the Program Director of the Little Miami River Chamber Alliance.
The Frogman Race is centered at Loveland Canoe & Kayak in Historic Downtown and Mark promises plenty of available parking in the civic lot adjacent to his business. You will be taken by bus into Warren County to canoe/kayak back to Loveland, and then bike the Loveland Bike Trail to Miami Township’s Riverview Park and sprint back again. Sprint if you can, however, Mark and Meredith say the event is more for fun than the competition of it. There is however plenty of pride and friendly home-grown competition in winning or beating your time from last year. Can you claim the title of “Top Frog”?
Individual spots (all of the kayaks have been reserved) for the 5 Mile Canoe/Kayak, 8 Mile Bike ride, and 5K Run have filled, but you can still register as a team and reserve a canoe.
Both Meredith and Mark were pretty coy in their answers when asked whether anyone would run into the famous Loveland Frog along the course, in or out of the river!
We also talked about wine tastings, morning mixers, the Chamber’s 300th member celebration, the Fall for Symmes Fall Festival, and the annual Chamber award banquet.
Mark shares the remaining dates on their river calendar if you still want to get on the scenic river this year and how he and Robin are hosting a large group of inner-city youth on the river immediately after the finish of the Frogman Race.
Last year, Loveland Tiger Jessie Gibbins placed 1st with a time of 19:33 on the 3.2-mile course.
by Cassie Mattia
Symmes Township, Ohio – High school and middle school cross country runners from across the region will converge on Home of the Brave Park on Saturday for the 2nd Annual Loveland XC Invitational. This is a beautiful course with varied terrain, it very spectator friendly, and has ample convenient parking. There are plenty of restrooms and even a playground with a splash park along the course for the younger Tiger fans.
Last year, the Loveland Cross Country teams completed a sweep of all middle and high school events.
Races begin at 8 AM and conclude with Middle School awards at noon.
Below are the course maps and you can bookmark them on your phone to carry them with you on Saturday, or below you will also find printer-friendly .pdf files of the course so you can print the maps to take with you.
Live results will be available at live.finishtiming.com.
2019 Loveland Invitational MS Course Map
2019 Loveland Invitational HS Course Map
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Loveland, Ohio – The City of Loveland is proud to present the Rails Trails & Ales Festival. This new three-day event will begin on Friday, September 6 and run through Sunday, September 8, with the return of the Loveland Art Show in Nisbet Park. Come out for a weekend packed full of musical performances, shopping, food, and art.
