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The Loveland Daily is independent local news covering Loveland, Ohio-
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RePete’s Back-to-School Event Offers Free Shoes, Hoodies and More This Saturday
Families still have time to register for RePete’s annual Back-to-School Event, taking place this Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. The event will provide free new shoes and school spirit wear hoodies for children, along with fun accessories including bows, lanyards, hair ties, ribbons and beanies. Kids can also enjoy free Kona Ice and popcorn during the event. While families who pre-registered will pick up their shoes on Saturday, it’s not too late to sign up. Registration will remai
Mike Meldon
3 days ago


A Loveland Family Built a Business One Home at a Time
For nearly three decades, Scott Fair Painting Service has earned its reputation the same way many of Loveland's most trusted businesses have—one satisfied customer at a time.
Mike Meldon
Jul 17


Loveland Shorts Film Festival Announces 2026 Festival Schedule
The Loveland Shorts Film Festival is set to return July 31 through August 2, 2026, bringing filmmakers, industry professionals, and film enthusiasts together for a weekend of screenings, workshops, panel discussions, and networking events.
Mike Meldon
Jun 24


Book Review: Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke
Caro Claire Burke’s debut novel, Yesteryear, is a New York Times Best Seller and among the most popular novels of 2026 – and for good reason. Part psychological thriller and part satire, the story follows 32-year-old mega influencer “tradwife” Natalie Heller Mills. Natalie has built a lucrative business sharing her life as a devout Christian mother and wife living a wholesome, simple life on her Idaho ranch. Her carefully curated “reality” features a handsome, rugged cowboy h

Mary Ann Lynn
Jun 10


Miami Township Reschedules Elvis Tribute Concert
Fans of the King of Rock and Roll will have a new date to mark on their calendars. Miami Township Recreation has announced that its Elvis Tribute Concert featuring internationally recognized Elvis Tribute Artist Tyler Christopher has been rescheduled for Saturday, July 11, 2026. The concert will take place from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Community Park. The event will celebrate the music and legacy of Elvis Presley with a live performance from Christopher, who is known for his authe

Ryan Kulik
Jun 4


Miami Township Announces “2nd Saturdays” Summer Event Series at Community Park
The Miami Township Recreation Department has announced a new summer entertainment series aimed at bringing the community together for evenings of live music, movies, food, and family-friendly activities. The “2nd Saturdays” Summer Events Series, powered by Leroy Ellington Productions, will take place throughout the summer at Community Park and will feature a different themed event each month. According to the Recreation Department, residents are encouraged to bring lawn chair

Ryan Kulik
May 21


Friday Listen: The Harmed Brothers — Songs That Stay with You
There are some bands that you casually enjoy, and then there are bands that somehow become part of your life soundtrack. For me, The Harmed Brothers have been one of those bands for well over a decade.
Mike Meldon
May 15


Friday Listen: Music as Memory- Young the Giant
There was this strange middle era in music history — after we stopped buying CDs all the time, but before streaming platforms completely took over. You would have to purchase albums digitally and download them to your phone or iPod, but suddenly you had this freedom to carry entire soundtracks to your life everywhere you went.
Mike Meldon
May 8


Friday Listen: “Delightful Dust” – Nic Panken
The band Spirit Family Reunion has been a favorite of mine for quite a while. I’ve had the chance to see them a few times—including shows at Sayler Park Sustains and the Whispering Bear Folk Festival around 2014. They brought an energy to folk music that, at the time, wasn’t all that common in the scene. Even now, as that style has grown more popular, they remain one of the best at it in my opinion.
Mike Meldon
Apr 24


ASTROVAN Brings Community, Energy, and Magic to Loveland Stage Company
From the first note, ATROVAN delivers. Mikal Crist, lead vocalist and guitarist, commands the stage with a blend of energy and tenderness, and a flair for fashion that matches the music’s vibrancy. He draws the audience in
effortlessly, leading both quiet moments and high-energy peaks.

Jenna Schroeder
Apr 14


Friday Listen: “His Eye Is on the Sparrow” – Jason Mraz (2026)
There are songs you go looking for. And then there are songs that find you anyway.
Jason Mraz’s latest release, “His Eye Is on the Sparrow,” landed in my feed last week ahead of his upcoming album Grandma’s Gospel Favorites (out May 8). I almost didn’t press play.
Mike Meldon
Apr 10


Film Review: "Project Hail Mary"
I have just returned home after seeing "Project Hail Mary" and I have thoughts. This is going to be a spoiler free review, so you have no worries reading ahead. I will not give away anything. First and foremost, I loved every single second of this movie. I was moved, I laughed, I got nervous, I was rooting for random stuff to happen and my attention never wavered, not even once. I was totally blown away by this and I could have watched another two and a half hours and been as

Ty Kulik
Apr 8


Book Review: The Greatest Sentence Ever Written
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

Mary Ann Lynn
Apr 1


Friday Listen: Love and Regret — Billy Strings
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.
Mike Meldon
Mar 27


Movie Review: "Project Hail Mary"
Project Hail Mary is currently showing in theaters in the Loveland Area. This is not going to be a traditional movie review for the new film Project Hail Mary. The plot of the movie revolves around a scientist, light years away from Earth, trying to figure out how to stop our Sun from dying. It sounds like a depressing film, it is actually quite hopeful, funny, and emotionally moving. The movie also has something very welcome for today's audiences to see and feel. Project Hai

Ryan Kulik
Mar 23


Friday Listen: Richie Havens, Synchronicity, and the Search for Meaning
Oh, the memories. I’m not sure how I found Richie Havens’ music. I just remember having the CD Résumé in college at Bowling Green State University, listening to it over and over again. I can still see it: lying in my small second-story bedroom off campus, looking out at the streets below, lost in sound and thought. Those were days of deep reflection — not fearful, just uncertain — trying to understand who I was and what I was meant to do. During that time, Follow by Richie
Mike Meldon
Mar 20


Friday Listen: Sturgill Simpson (aka Johnny Blue Skies), Mutiny After Midnight
If you’ve read my Friday Listens before, you know I’m usually highlighting one song. This week is different. Today I’m talking about an entire album — the brand-new release Mutiny After Midnight, out today, Friday March 13.
Mike Meldon
Mar 13


Film Review: One Battle After Another
"One Battle After Another" is nominated for 13 Oscars and is the front runner to win Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Adapted Screenplay. "One Battle After Another" is currently streaming on HBO Max. I am a Paul Thomas Anderson fan. I have seen pretty much all of his movies to this point. I have not watched "Phantom Thread", "Licorice Pizza" or "Hard Eight". Every other movie of his, I can check off my list, and "There Will Be Blood" is my favorite of his, and one of my

Ty Kulik
Mar 11


Friday Listen: Kneecap — “Liar’s Tale”
Every once in a while a band comes along that feels bigger than just the music. The Irish hip-hop trio Kneecap is one of those groups.
Their newest single, Liar’s Tale, is an early release from their
upcoming album Fenian, which drops April 24. Like much of their catalog, the track hits hard both musically and lyrically—blending raw energy with cultural identity and political commentary.
Mike Meldon
Mar 6


Movie Review: 'If I Had Legs I'd Kick You"
"If I Had Legs I'd Kick You" is up for Best Actress at the 2026 Academy Awards for Rose Byrne's much talked about performance. The movie is currently streaming on HBO MAX I finally watched "If I Had Legs I'd Kick You". I have wanted to see this movie ever since Rose Bryne started to get all the accolades and nominations. That is literally the only way I heard about the movie to be honest with you. I had no idea that this was even a thing until the recognition started. I went

Ty Kulik
Mar 4
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