Podcasts about Colerain

Easter is more than a moment — it's an invitation to begin (or begin again) your journey with Jesus. We believe the risen Jesus meets us right where we are — in our questions, in our hopes, and in our everyday lives. And when we encounter Him, our journey is never the same. Join us this Easter as we remember the power of the resurrection and discover the hope, life, and purpose Jesus offers to every one of us. At White Oak, in Colerain and Ross, we believe formation happens as we walk with Jesus — being shaped by His presence and sent with His hope into the world. Let Easter be your starting point.

Welcome to The Practice of Prayer, a new series where we'll explore what it means to truly connect with God through prayer. Jesus invites us into a life of deep relationship with the Father—not just speaking to Him, but being with Him. Over the next five weeks, we'll learn how to pray with confidence, listen for His voice, and align our hearts with His will. At White Oak, in Colerain and Ross, we believe transformation happens when we embrace the rhythms of Jesus, making space for prayer to shape our lives. Join us as we journey together in the practice of prayer, growing in faith, boldness, and dependence on God.

Welcome to The Practice of Prayer, a new series where we'll explore what it means to truly connect with God through prayer. Jesus invites us into a life of deep relationship with the Father—not just speaking to Him, but being with Him. Over the next five weeks, we'll learn how to pray with confidence, listen for His voice, and align our hearts with His will. At White Oak, in Colerain and Ross, we believe transformation happens when we embrace the rhythms of Jesus, making space for prayer to shape our lives. Join us as we journey together in the practice of prayer, growing in faith, boldness, and dependence on God.

Welcome to The Practice of Prayer, a new series where we'll explore what it means to truly connect with God through prayer. Jesus invites us into a life of deep relationship with the Father—not just speaking to Him, but being with Him. Over the next five weeks, we'll learn how to pray with confidence, listen for His voice, and align our hearts with His will. At White Oak, in Colerain and Ross, we believe transformation happens when we embrace the rhythms of Jesus, making space for prayer to shape our lives. Join us as we journey together in the practice of prayer, growing in faith, boldness, and dependence on God.

Welcome to The Practice of Prayer, a new series where we'll explore what it means to truly connect with God through prayer. Jesus invites us into a life of deep relationship with the Father—not just speaking to Him, but being with Him. Over the next five weeks, we'll learn how to pray with confidence, listen for His voice, and align our hearts with His will. At White Oak, in Colerain and Ross, we believe transformation happens when we embrace the rhythms of Jesus, making space for prayer to shape our lives. Join us as we journey together in the practice of prayer, growing in faith, boldness, and dependence on God.

Welcome to The Practice of Prayer, a new series where we'll explore what it means to truly connect with God through prayer. Jesus invites us into a life of deep relationship with the Father—not just speaking to Him, but being with Him. Over the next five weeks, we'll learn how to pray with confidence, listen for His voice, and align our hearts with His will. At White Oak, in Colerain and Ross, we believe transformation happens when we embrace the rhythms of Jesus, making space for prayer to shape our lives. Join us as we journey together in the practice of prayer, growing in faith, boldness, and dependence on God.

Welcome to Practicing the Way, an important new series where we'll explore the life-changing invitation to apprenticeship under Jesus. Jesus invites us to follow His example by arranging our lives around three transformative goals: Be with Him Become like Him Do as He did This isn't about adding more to our busy lives—it's about creating space for God to transform us through the rhythms and practices Jesus modeled. At White Oak, right here in Colerain and Ross, we believe transformation is possible when we embrace Jesus' way of life with genuine faith, boldness, and generosity. Let's journey together as apprentices of Jesus, allowing His love to shape our lives and our communities. Catch previous messages and find resources at www.thewocc.com/messages. Ready to take your next step with White Oak? Visit www.thewocc.com/welcome.

Welcome to Practicing the Way, an important new series where we'll explore the life-changing invitation to apprenticeship under Jesus. Jesus invites us to follow His example by arranging our lives around three transformative goals: Be with Him Become like Him Do as He did This isn't about adding more to our busy lives—it's about creating space for God to transform us through the rhythms and practices Jesus modeled. At White Oak, right here in Colerain and Ross, we believe transformation is possible when we embrace Jesus' way of life with genuine faith, boldness, and generosity. Let's journey together as apprentices of Jesus, allowing His love to shape our lives and our communities. Catch previous messages and find resources at www.thewocc.com/messages. Ready to take your next step with White Oak? Visit www.thewocc.com/welcome.

Welcome to Practicing the Way, an important new series where we'll explore the life-changing invitation to apprenticeship under Jesus. Jesus invites us to follow His example by arranging our lives around three transformative goals: Be with Him Become like Him Do as He did This isn't about adding more to our busy lives—it's about creating space for God to transform us through the rhythms and practices Jesus modeled. At White Oak, right here in Colerain and Ross, we believe transformation is possible when we embrace Jesus' way of life with genuine faith, boldness, and generosity. Let's journey together as apprentices of Jesus, allowing His love to shape our lives and our communities. Catch previous messages and find resources at www.thewocc.com/messages. Ready to take your next step with White Oak? Visit www.thewocc.com/welcome.

Welcome to Practicing the Way, an important new series where we'll explore the life-changing invitation to apprenticeship under Jesus. Jesus invites us to follow His example by arranging our lives around three transformative goals: Be with Him Become like Him Do as He did This isn't about adding more to our busy lives—it's about creating space for God to transform us through the rhythms and practices Jesus modeled. At White Oak, right here in Colerain and Ross, we believe transformation is possible when we embrace Jesus' way of life with genuine faith, boldness, and generosity. Let's journey together as apprentices of Jesus, allowing His love to shape our lives and our communities. Catch previous messages and find resources at www.thewocc.com/messages. Ready to take your next step with White Oak? Visit www.thewocc.com/welcome.

Welcome to Practicing the Way, an important new series where we'll explore the life-changing invitation to apprenticeship under Jesus. Jesus invites us to follow His example by arranging our lives around three transformative goals: Be with Him Become like Him Do as He did This isn't about adding more to our busy lives—it's about creating space for God to transform us through the rhythms and practices Jesus modeled. At White Oak, right here in Colerain and Ross, we believe transformation is possible when we embrace Jesus' way of life with genuine faith, boldness, and generosity. Let's journey together as apprentices of Jesus, allowing His love to shape our lives and our communities. Catch previous messages and find resources at www.thewocc.com/messages. Ready to take your next step with White Oak? Visit www.thewocc.com/welcome.

Tony and Austin check in with Mo at B Dubs in Colerain before his show and talk about Pete Rose, the Bengals, LOTN, and more on ESPN 1530!

Scott breaks down the situation surrounding the Bengals lease. Who really holds the cards in negotiations? Also Dan Hils from Frontline Advisers explains what happened in a recent Colerain police chase that ended with the suspects death. Finally former US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman discusses why there is so much turmoil around Israel.

Scott breaks down the situation surrounding the Bengals lease. Who really holds the cards in negotiations? Also Dan Hils from Frontline Advisers explains what happened in a recent Colerain police chase that ended with the suspects death. Finally former US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman discusses why there is so much turmoil around Israel.

Today we take a look at the Colerain Township Public Safety Budgets and History The squeeze on township finances is happening across Ohio in large part because the only mechanism for funding is property taxes which are already at the breaking point. In this segment we talk with the Police and Fire Chiefs Details and documents are available at https://restoreliberty.us/podcasts/112-podcast-20240712

Today we take a look at the Colerain Township Public Safety Budgets and History The squeeze on township finances is happening across Ohio in large part because the only mechanism for funding is property taxes which are already at the breaking point. In this segment we discuss options for covering the required public service level without increasing property taxes. Details and documents are available at ⁠https://restoreliberty.us/podcasts/112-podcast-20240712

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Hey, Colerain! They say positivity and generosity are contagious. That's especially true when it comes to Colerain H.O.P.E., a group of non-profits with one mission: make Colerain a better, kinder place to live.We spoke to Gail Nolte and Dale Beck from Side by Side about how Colerain H.O.P.E. got started, how residents can benefit from this, and their goals for 2024.

Since the 1800s, German settlers have been immigrating to the Greater Cincinnati area, bringing their rich culture with them. From music to food and even many of our churches, you can still see the influence of our German heritage today. So in honor of Oktoberfest, we're going to take a look at just how much of our daily lives here in Colerain Township is influenced by our German ancestors. To help is Bernie Rau, a prominent Germania Society member and German native.

This month on "Hey! Colerain," I'm joined by Gary Henson. Gary is a US Air Force veteran and a member of the Coleraine Historical Society. He's going to help give us a look at veteran activity in Colerain Township's past and talk about why it's such a veteran-friendly place to live, even today.

Winton Woods (12-1) was a Division II regional semifinalist last season after the Warriors won the 2021 state title. "This team has a lot of experience returning," Murphy said. "The thing I like most is they've felt what it's like to hoist a trophy after 16 weeks in 2021 and to turn equipment in after Week 13 (in 2022)." Winton Woods returns several key players including senior quarterback Van George, senior wide receiver Tra'mar Harris (Purdue verbal commit) and junior offensive tackle Raphael Greene, one of Ohio's top players in the 2025 class. The defense is led by several players including defensive tackle Cameron Jackson, who is a three-year starter. Defensive tackle Delan Massey-Wright was a Division II first-team all-state player in 2022. Junior linebacker Justin Hill - one of Ohio's top players in the 2025 class - has several significant scholarship offers including Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State, Texas A&M and Notre Dame. The Warriors also feature senior Zae Jennings, a West Virginia verbal commit, who played quarterback at Colerain last season. This episode featured a discussion with Murphy, Hill, George, Jackson and senior tight end Ly'vi'el Waters. Winton Woods opens the season at Trotwood-Madison Aug. 18. More at https://wcpo.com/HSinsider See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you remember the blizzard of '77? Retired Sgt. Butch Frey does!Butch and retired officer Andy Demeropolis join us to talk more about the history of the Colerain Police Department. They share some of their fond (and scary) memories being on the police force in the '70s and the differences compared to what policing is like now.

In this episode of "Hey! Colerain," we speak to Captain Chris Hopkins about the history of the Colerain Township Department of Fire & EMS. Chris comes from three generations of firefighters (his stepfather, himself and his son), and serves as the historian for the department as well as the EMS Training Captain. If you have any memories of the fire department you'd like to share, let us know on Facebook or Instagram!Don't forget to connect via Cerkl (our e-newsletter) on Colerain.org!

This month, "Hey! Colerain" cracks open the books on the history of education here in Colerain Township. We welcome guests Lyndsey Creecy, the public relations supervisor for the Northwest Local School District; Denney Hirsch, a Colerain High School graduate (class of '64); and Greg Stanley, a lifelong Colerain Township resident and Colerain High School graduate (class of 1975).We learn more about how our school system went from being several one-room schoolhouses to the powerhouse it is today.

Two Firefighters die in a residential fire after becoming disoriented in heavy fire conditions and the floor collapses, on April 4th, 2008.

A 26-year-old pregnant woman was shot in Colerain Township early Saturday morning, according to Colerain police. Officers responded around 4:39 a.m. to the 2300 block of Hidden Meadows Drive for a reported shooting, police said in a news release. Once on the scene, police found #IndiaKinamore suffering from a gunshot wound, the release states. She was pronounced dead at the scene. Police said Kinamore was in the late stages of pregnancy and her unborn baby died as well. Anyone with information regarding Kinamore's death should contact Sergeant Mike Stockmeier at 513-321-2677. Source: Cincinnati.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leah-gordone/support

Approximately 40 seniors from 10 schools in the GMC have committed or signed a national letter of intent to play college football since the NCAA's early signing period in December. This year's national signing day ceremony, presented by Beacon Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, will be hosted by the Delta Marriott in Sharonville starting at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday. The WCPO High School Insider Podcast, presented by the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Chick-fil-A restaurants, will hosted a special live episode with conversations with the GMC coaches from Colerain, Fairfield, Hamilton, Lakota East and West, Mason, Middletown, Princeton, Oak Hills, and Sycamore.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mary Ada White Wooten Joyner, passed away January 11th, 2023. She was born September 17, 1930 near Colerain, North Carolina, to Richard Carson and Lossie Dunn White. Mary was preceded in death by her parents, Richard and Lossie White; her first husband, Charles Wooten; two baby sons; siblings, Etta, Ethel, Virginia, Lenora, Luther, Ruth and Rachael; and grandson, Sean France. She is survived by her husband of 63 years, Eugene Hunter Joyner; sister, Grace Robinson; daughters, Pamela White (Johnny), Sherry Herrell, Ramona Browning (Frank), son Russell (Maureen), 7 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren and 1 great-great-grandchild. Mary grew up on the family...Article LinkSupport the show

The Mason High School football program is all about unity this season. The Comets (3-1, 3-0 Greater Miami Conference) have certainly fulfilled that theme the first half of this regular season. "They wanted to become the tightest team in Mason history," Comets coach Brian Castner said. "They want to be able to have the legacy of 'Man, that team had phenomenal chemistry because they loved one another and they wanted to be tight.'" Castner was a featured guest on this week's WCPO High School Insider podcast as he discussed how his team bonded this summer, including how it addressed mental health, leadership and other lessons that set the foundation for the team to thrive on the field the past four weeks. "I've always said I'm going to make you a better person before I make you a better player," Castner said. "And this program is going to make us better people before it make us better players. Chemistry is huge." Castner said he was emotional after the Comets' first win over Colerain in program history Sept. 9. "I can't say enough good things about them," Castner said. You will also hear from Milford coach Tom Grippa about the Eagles' first 4-0 start since 1977. Woodward coach Jeremy Pflug discusses the Bulldogs' third consecutive win including two offensive stars - junior quarterback Armoud Seals (1,426 yards passing) and junior wide receiver Donte Ferrell (839 yards receiving). Madeira coach Chris Stewart reflects upon the Mustangs' 4-0 record and why he enjoys coaching at the Cincinnati Hills League program in his fifth season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Colerain Bowl is closing after 62 years. I talked with Frank Ruggerie and Todd McGill about memories and moments for the bowling center.

Lance is back and better than ever with a packed show! He dives into the Red's struggles and the issue with the bullpen. He also goes into some Bengals talk with Bengals Jim! After that we reminisce about Colerain bowl! This and so much more! Tune in!

-Nice shirt, Officer Nick! -Is your boss spying on you at home? Matarese has the details! -Tag's Cafe in Colerain is helping Ashley with wedding cake distribution. -Good Vibes: Singing Superintendent -The Dad Joke of the Day. -The Neighbor Day Edition of the College of Hollywood Knowledge!

Join Colin Mayfield, Kelly Rippin and Fletcher Keel as they discuss the overnight shooting investigation in Colerain Township, a new Visionaries and Voices program spearheaded at P&G, the start of the 2022 NFL Draft and how it'll impact both the Bengals and Bearcats and more.NEED MORE than just a dose? Watch the NOWCAST of our latest WLWT News 5 show here: https://www.wlwt.com/nowcastFOLLOW:Colin Mayfield: @WLWTColin (Twitter), Colin Mayfield WLWT (Facebook)Kelly Rippin: @KellyRippin (Twitter), Kelly Rippin (Facebook), @kellyrippinnews (Instagram)WLWT: @WLWT (Twitter) WLWT (Facebook), @wlwt5 (Instagram)GET IT ALL: Breaking news, weather and local stories on WLWT.com

Episode 2 is here! This tyme around i sit down with World Warrior NYC Sketch! We talk about growing up in NYC, arcade and tournament stories, Chinatown Fair, SF4, SBO, Vsav, SFA2, Action Bronson, Colerain and of course his new business https://www.gourmate.nyc/ So get cozy, blaze it, whatever you do when you listen to the FOP and enjoy! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/luke-bellamy/support

The evening of March 21, 2003 was normal for the crew of Colerain, Ohio Township's Engine 26. The guys were cleaning up after dinner. Then the dispatcher interrupted them with a call to a structure fire. When they arrived on scene, the crew found a single-family residence with flames showing. Police said there might be someone trapped inside. Lt. Steve Conn and a rookie partner made entry and began to search. Minutes later, Steve found himself in a world of trouble. What happened next taught him a lot about dealing with mayday situations and their aftermath. Steve Conn is a battalion chief and a public information officer for the Colerain Township, Ohio, Department of Fire and EMS where he has served for over 30 years. He is also a registered nurse with 30 years of experience in interventional cardiology.

In 2008, Firefighters from Colerain Township (Hamilton Co, OH)  Fire Captain Robin Zang Broxterman, 37-years-old, a 17-year veteran career Firefighter and Paramedic, and Firefighter Brian Schira, 29-years-old, a 6 month probationary, part-time Firefighter and EMT with Colerain Township Fire & EMS both died in the Line of Duty after the floor they were on collapsed into the burning basement at a residential fire.We talk to Fire Chief Allen Walls about the recovery process after this  LODD and the implementation of Blue Card in his department. Allen Walls is a twenty-seven-year veteran of the fire service holding the rank of firefighter/paramedic, Captain – Operations, Division Chief of Training, Battalion Chief – Operations, Assistant Chief of Administration, Assistant Chief of Operations, and currently Chief of Department with Colerain Fire and EMS. Executive Fire Officer Program (EFOP) Graduate and has a Master's Degree in Organizational Leadership from Union Institute and University.  He served on the Preliminary Report Committee and the Final Report Committee for the Squirrelsnest Lane Firefighter Line of Duty Deaths.  For the radio traffic and report from Colerain Township, follow this link.We then follow things up with a Timeless Tactical Truth with Nick. This episode is hosted by Josh Blum and John Vance. Contact Josh at  josh@bshifter.com.                                                  Contact Nick at nick@bshifter.comProduced by John VanceProduction Assistant is Katie Brunacini 

Elder High School football coach Doug Ramsey earned his 200th career win after the Panthers' triple overtime victory over Colerain. Also, a preview of the upcoming Ohio girls basketball season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fan favorite guest Tim Banker returns to talk about the piping hot start of special teams, Co Hosts/Best Friends Steve Specht '86 and Will Reilly '09 talk about a convincing win over Colerain, what to expect from Olentangy Liberty, and spend time brainstorming some new plays/ways to operate in the CTI sponsored segment 'Clinical Trials'

What ever happened to the "e" at the end of Colerain? This episode is for the history books! Corey Foister sits down with Mary Burdett, the Corresponding Secretary for the Coleraine Historical Society and we talk about the interesting history of the township. Did you know that Colerain Township used to have four airports?

We look at all four games in Division I Region 4 of the 2019 OHSAA football playoffs as Round One play gets underway on Friday night. We'll discuss the following games. #8 MASON (5-5) @ #1 ST. XAVIER (8-2) #5 LAKOTA WEST (7-3) @ #4 ELDER (8-2) #7 HAMILTON (5-5) @ #2 FAIRFIELD (9-1) #6 PRINCETON (6-4) @ #3 COLERAIN (9-1) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dbhuddle/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dbhuddle/support

-Statt's fridge is on the fritz and every one has a solution! -The Dad Joke of the Day! -The Butt Crack Plumbing Phone Hack! -THIS is the number one thing that keeps adults up at night? -Michelle from Colerain took on Chelsie this morning! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

-What are the kids selling for fundraisers this year? We got some good ones! -John Matarese on the hot Christmas toys! -What's that stain on Stattman's shirt? -The Smelly Package Phone Hack! -The average one of THESE lasts only 26 minutes? -Michelle from Colerain took on Chelsie today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

-Vanessa had a Labor Party and all her guests left their stuff behind? Does Scarecrow think she get's to keep it? -Chelsie's GPS had a big fail! -More GPS fails! -The Dad Joke of the Day! -Friday Phone Hack Flashback: Patches -78% of women say they really regret THIS? -Steve from Colerain brought his A-game this morning! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode #2 of The Dave Berk Podcast we talk Southwest Ohio Division One high school football with Five Big Story Lines as we discuss Princeton, Lakota West, Colerain, Huber Heights Wayne and St. Xavier football. We kickoff our look at college football with quick looks at two teams. The Pitt Panthers out of the Atlantic Coast Conference and the West Virginia Mountaineers out of the Big 12 Conference. We're also joined by Kevin Kinder of BlueGoldNews.com to discuss the changes within the Mountaineer program and how this season shapes up as the Mountaineer program welcomes a new coaching staff and the need to replace some key players from last season. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dbhuddle/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dbhuddle/support

Vintage & Thrifty…a Night of Teal Fundraiser is on FEBRUARY 23rd, 2019 from 7pm – 11pm @ St John's in Colerain off the I-275 & Colerain exit (behind Lowe's)! WHY are we having this event: ? Marysusan fought & beat Ovarian Cancer in 2016 (initially diagnosed 2 days after her 30th birthday) ? Mother to 3 kids (grades 1 – 6) & husband is Fairfield City K-9 officer and member of the SWAT team ? 6 Months ago the cancer came back with a vengeance & has spread. ? She is fighting so hard to beat it again & we want to help alleviate some of the stress on her & her family with all the medical bills starting to come in again! ? EVERY SINGLE dollar raised for this event will go to Marysusan's medical bills & a trust set up for her 3 children. We will have: ? DJ & DANCING ? APPETIZERS ? ADULT BEVERAGES ? Best Teal Outfit from a thrift store contest! ? FANTASTIC RAFFLE PRIZES like: ? 4 tickets for a wine & horse-riding night at Sunset Farms ? $1000 Event Center rental ? Kate Spade Bag ? $450 Diamond Bracelet ? Concert Tickets ? $200 Fur throw ? 2 whole house cleaning certificates…just to name a few! ? BE A SPONSOR: email NIGHTOFTEAL@GMAIL.COM or visit our FB page (below) ? DONATIONS ACCEPTED: o Monetary o Gift Cards/Raffle Items o Food/Services Purchase Tickets & make donations at www.VintageAndThriftyANightOfTeal.Eventbrite.com or contact NightOfTeal@gmail.com.

Big Dave Phone Hack On The 20's: "I'm the Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane impersonator you booked for your holiday party" And Chelsie's Not As Naughty As It Sounds Question Of The Day: 78% Of People Lie To Get Out Of Doing This With Their Family? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Colerain's 4-star cornerback Amir Riep joins the show to talk about this week's playoff matchup vs. St. Xavier and why he committed to Ohio State and Warren Central's 4-star wide receiver David Bell jumps on the show too and talks about their playoff game vs. Center Grove and what it is like being the top recruit in the state. Zack Poff and Chris Brown also break down some of the top games of the weekend too.