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The Loveland Daily is independent local news covering Loveland, Ohio-
Community, Government, Events, the Arts, and Local Life.


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
4 days ago


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


“‘Loveland to Look At’: How a ’90s Sitcom Gave Our Town a Primetime Shout-out”
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 ,
Mike Meldon
Mar 25


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


Loveland’s (At Least) Two Moments on "The Simpsons"
For a city that proudly calls itself “The Sweetheart of Ohio,” Loveland has made its way into plenty of postcards, wedding stories, and regional headlines over the years. But what about pop culture’s most iconic animated universe? Has Loveland ever made it into The Simpsons ? It turns out the answer is: yes— and more than once . A Quick Shoutout from Marge In the 11th season finale episode “Behind the Laughter,” a parody of the VH1 series Behind the Music , the Simpson fa

Ryan Kulik
Mar 18


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


“Sleep Through the Static”-Today's Friday Listen
This song is a diagnosis. A look in the mirror.
Mike Meldon
Feb 27


AI Tools That Help You Stay Organized During Your Job Search
Being organized during your career search is just as important as building your résumé and feeling confident in an interview. Organization is not optional. It is a strategy.

Jodi Brandstetter
Feb 25


Movie Review: GOAT
"GOAT" is currently playing at theaters in the Loveland area My kids had school off yesterday and my son has been asking to go see the new animated movie "GOAT". He was asking my folks to take him, but they didn't have the time. With my daughter being homebound since she is sick, my son and I were stir crazy, so I decided that was the perfect time to take him. I did not know a lot about the movie, but one of my older brother's did tell me that he thought my son would enjoy it

Ty Kulik
Feb 24


A Personal Review of Frankenstein: The Story Most People Get Wrong
That’s why I keep returning to this book. And why the creation is on my arm—not as a badge of grievance, but as a reminder to stay kind, stay steady, and try, as Shelley wrote, to live in a way that makes others happy too. To remember to take the High Road as much as I can.
Mike Meldon
Feb 22


Friday Listen: Hearts Content
There are songs you admire. There are songs you play a lot. And then there are songs that quietly become part of your family’s story. For me, that song is “Hearts Content” by Brandi Carlile.
Mike Meldon
Feb 20


Reminder: Design the 2026 Shorts Film Festival Poster
The Loveland Shorts Film Festival (LSFF) is now accepting entries for its 2026 Poster Competition, and local artists are invited to submit original designs for a chance to be featured as the face of the festival.
Mike Meldon
Feb 19


Beyond the Wins: Allan Hilsinger’s Film Reveals the Real Bob Huggins
For Cincinnati fans—and really anyone who believes sports can change lives—it sounds like a story worth seeing.
Mike Meldon
Feb 18


Friday Listen: “Saint Valentine” – Gregory Alan Isakov
If this song finds you where you are, know that you’re not alone. Love is complicated.
Mike Meldon
Feb 13


TV Review: The Chair Company
The entire first season of The Chair Company is streaming on HBOMax. I watched the season finale of "The Chair Company" recently and I want to say a few things about the first season of this show. This review will be spoiler free. I am not going to divulge any big news because I feel like what Zach Kanin and Tim Robinson achieved with this should be watched by anyone who is a fan of their work. I was predestined to like this new show of theirs, and it wildly exceeded my expec

Ty Kulik
Feb 11


Film Review: Weapons
"Weapons" is nominated at the 2026 Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actress recognizing Amy Madigan's iconic performance as Aunt Gladys. "Weapons" is currently streaming on HBOMax. I absolutely loved this movie. I will be as spoiler free as possible moving forward by the way. The story of the movie is as follows, 17 kids from one single classroom all leave their houses at 2:17am and "never come back". The movie then tells the story of the aftermath from different perspect

Ty Kulik
Feb 10
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