Date:  Saturday, April 11, 2026 Time:  10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Location:   11850 Enyart Rd., Loveland, Ohio, 45140 The Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library will celebrate the grand opening of its new Symmes Township Branch with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 10 a.m., followed by a full day of activities for all ages. This brand-new, $18 million facility features expanded space, modern amenities, and sustainable design elements including geothermal heating and solar panels

On a bright, cool afternoon along Loveland-Madeira Road, a crowd gathered with signs, conversation, and a shared sense of urgency. The third Loveland “No Kings” rally, held March 28 th , near Loveland Elementary School and the Shoppers Haven, brought together residents from across the area—each with their own reasons for being there. While the signs and chants were visible to passing traffic, the deeper story of the rally was found in the conversations happening on the sidewa

A major new community space is set to open its doors in the Loveland area next month, as the Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library prepares to unveil its new Symmes Township Branch. The $18 million facility, located at 11850 Enyart Rd., Loveland, Ohio, 45140 , will officially open with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday, April 11, 2026, beginning at 10 a.m. The celebration will continue throughout the day with activities scheduled until 4 p.m. The new branch represen

The Loveland City School District has announced a series of administrative changes that will take effect for the 2026–27 school year, including new leadership at Loveland Intermediate School and a key role at the district level. Current Loveland Intermediate School Principal Julie Carter will move into a new position as the district’s Director of Special Education. In that role, she will work across the district to support students and staff, reporting to Executive Director o

Best-selling biographer Walter Isaacson’s The Greatest Sentence Ever Written  is a concise, 80-page celebration of America’s 250th anniversary. The book dissects what Isaacson calls the Declaration of Independence’s most powerful line: “ We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness .”   Isaacson analyzes the senten

As the May 5 primary election approaches,  The Loveland Daily  is launching a candidate outreach effort focused on the issues that matter most to Loveland. Starting on April 1st, 2026, we will be contacting candidates running in  all races (contested and not)  across the area and asking them a consistent set of questions centered on local priorities. Our goal is simple: give voters clear, direct insight into where candidates stand—without spin, without interpretation, and in

The Loveland Daily is planning on a multi part audio and video series about the history of Loveland to honor our community's 150 (or more) years. Think of it as our own version of a Ken Burns documentary. In order to get this project completed, we need Loveland's help. What do we need? -People to talk about Loveland's many stories. -Photos and videos showing the growth and changes in Loveland over the years. -People interested in learning about creating audio and visual conte

wikipedia.org For many Americans, long before yoga studios became a common sight in nearly every community, their first introduction to the practice came through a calm, steady voice on morning television. That voice belonged to Lilias Folan—a trailblazer in wellness television who also called Loveland, Ohio home. Folan, who passed away on March 9th, 2026 at the age of 90, helped bring yoga into living rooms across the country during a time when it was still unfamiliar to muc

A stretch of Loveland-Madeira Road became the site of a spirited community gathering last Saturday, as residents turned out for a “No Kings” rally held from 3 to 5 p.m. stretching from McDonald's all the way to Goodwill. Under bright sunshine and temperatures hovering around 50 degrees, an estimated crowd of a few hundred lined the roadside with signs and chants, creating a lively and visible presence for passing traffic. Participants described the mood as energized but peace

The baseball team took the diamond this week in their opener at the Reds High School Showcase and walked it off in dramatic fashion in extra

Loveland City School District Superintendent Mike Broadwater has been recognized as one of the country’s “Top 15 School District Superintendents” for 2026 by Education Insider Magazine, an honor highlighting leadership and innovation in public education. The recognition places Broadwater among a select group of school leaders nationwide who are being credited with shaping the future of education through strong leadership, clear communication, and a focus on student success. “

I've been a Billy Strings fan for a while. I missed a couple of his small local shows early on in his career and my friends 'in the know' gave me a bunch of heck...because this guy was the new phenomenon. Such talent and so different. So, the next time he was coming near, I got tickets.

Spring has arrived in Loveland, and so has another exciting season on the diamond. On this episode of the Loveland All Sports Podcast, host Josh catches up with Coach Jenny Young, now in her second year leading the Loveland High School girls softball program. A former third baseman at Purdue University and a passionate hitting coach, Young shares her path through college ball, her coaching roots at the University of Indianapolis, and her move to Cincinnati with her wife as th

Set on nearly an acre just moments from the heart of historic downtown Loveland, this beautifully updated home offers a rare blend of space, comfort, and walkability. Enjoy easy access to local shops, restaurants, and the scenic bike trail—while still having room to spread out and unwind.

Over the past few weeks, one thing has become clear: when the people of Loveland care about an issue, they show up. Our recent coverage of downtown traffic sparked exactly the kind of community conversation we hoped to see. Residents shared their perspectives, offered ideas, and debated possible solutions. Just as importantly, members of City Council engaged with the discussion participating in a way that brought more attention and urgency to the issue. That kind of response

When The New WKRP in Cincinnati  hit TV screens in the early ’90s, the reboot of the classic sitcom added a few new faces to the newsroom — and one of them carried a name that caught our attention right here in Ohio: Mona Loveland. Played by actress Tawny Kitaen, Mona Loveland was the station’s confident, camera‑friendly DJ — a modern twist for a show that had been a staple of late‑’70s television. Her character’s last name wasn’t chosen by accident. Writers of The New WKRP ,

With only a handful of seats remaining for its final two weekends, Loveland Stage Company’s production of The Wizard of Oz is more than a show. It is an experience that brings families together, invites reflection, and reminds us why this story has lasted for generations. 

In the late 1980s, Loveland found itself sharing the spotlight with one of America’s hottest R&B/Pop bands. Midnight Star, known for electric R&B hits like “Freak‑A‑Zoid” and “No Parking on the Dance Floor”, rolled into town to film scenes for their single “Don’t Rock the Boat.”

As the May 5 primary election approaches,  The Loveland Daily  is launching a candidate outreach effort focused on the issues that matter most to Loveland. In the coming weeks, we will be contacting candidates running in  contested primary races  across the area and asking them a consistent set of questions centered on local priorities. Our goal is simple: give voters clear, direct insight into where candidates stand—without spin, without interpretation, and in their own word

There are certain Saturdays that feel like a turning point—the kind where winter finally loosens its grip and the community spills back outside. Last weekend in Loveland felt exactly like that. After a stretch of colder early-March days, the weather delivered something closer to what everyone had been waiting for: sunshine, comfortable temperatures, and just enough warmth to make you forget about heavy coats. In a month where average highs typically hover in the low 50s, and