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

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.”

To celebrate Loveland’s 150th anniversary, we want to hear from you! Write our town a Love Letter—share your favorite memories, beloved local spots, or what Loveland means to you. Whether it’s a story from the past or a moment from today, we’d love to feature your words as part of this special milestone.

A Valley That Captured the Imagination As Loveland honors its sesquicentennial, one truth stands out: this community didn’t just grow up beside the river — it grew because of the river and its beautiful surrounding landscape. The steep ridges, winding water, and cool, shaded hollows gave the town a character unlike anywhere else in southwest Ohio. So unique, in fact, that visitors in the late 1800s gave it a nickname bold enough to stick: “The Little Switzerland of the Miami