Listen to Paul Kurtz talk about his campaign. I grew up in a trailer park near Sandusky Bay. My mother taught music; my father was a county police officer. When my mother became ill, medical debt nearly bankrupted our family. After college, I worked two jobs to cover student loans and rent, eventually working my way up into business leadership at a publicly traded company. I also spent six years on the Kids In Need Foundation board, helping provide free school supplies to stu

The Loveland Daily is committed to the ideas and concerns of our readers. Loveland is not defined by a single viewpoint, our diversity of opinions makes us think, reflect and gain strength in our own beliefs. The views expressed here do not necessarily reflect the views of The Loveland Daily or our sponsors. “Have you no sense of decency, sir, at long last?” In 1954, attorney Joseph Welch asked Senator Joseph McCarthy that question during the hearings that helped bring an end

caraforohio.com I never planned on running for office. My life was already full as a doctor, a mom, and a volunteer in my community. But over the past few years, I’ve watched decisions made in Columbus make life harder for the people I care for. Many of my patients are struggling with the rising cost of healthcare, putting their health coverage and access to treatment at risk. What good is the treatment I prescribe if insurance denies coverage or a medication remains unafford

Incumbent member of the U.S. House of Representatives Greg Landsman sits down with the Loveland Daily News to talk about his time serving Ohio's 1st Congressional District and why he should get your vote to return. Listen to the conversation.

Ohio District 28 is strong and ready for a brighter future. Listen to Representative Brownlee discuss her campaign on our podcast. I am running for re-election as your Ohio State Representative because our community deserves a representative who listens, shows up, works across the aisle, and delivers results. Before entering public service, I was a clinical social worker, providing mental health therapy to children and families. As a therapist, I couldn’t ignore how much

Listen to Ron talk about his campaign on our podcast. During a lunch break in downtown Cincinnati, I came across hundreds of flyers scattered across the sidewalks and blowing in the wind. I picked one up. It was a KKK flyer. I spent the rest of my lunch break picking up as many as I could and throwing them away. I have a wife and three daughters, and we are a multiracial family. I had served eight years in the Ohio Army National Guard, with one deployment that took me to both

Representative Karen Brownlee is running for reelection in Ohio's 28th House District. Representative Brownlee sat with The Loveland Daily News to talk about why she should be reelected to office on November 3rd. Share this podcast with everyone in the 28th district. Learn more about Representative Brownlee's campaign https://www.votekarenbrownlee.com/ Listen to the conversation with Representative Brownlee

Ron Grethel is the Libertarian Party candidate for Ohio's 62nd State House District. Hear his thoughts and why he should get your vote on November 3rd. Please share this podcast with everyone in the 62nd District Learn more about Ron and his campaign https://www.neighborsforgrethel.com Listen to the podcast

Jow Wessels is the Democratic Candidate running for the Clermont County Commission. Joe sat down with the Loveland Daily News to discuss the campaign. Listen to the conversation here.

Candidates seeking office representing Loveland are invited to submit letters or participate in podcast interviews As Election Day approaches, The Loveland Daily News is inviting all candidates running for office who would represent the Loveland community to connect with local voters through our publication. Beginning the week of October 5, The Loveland Daily News will begin publishing candidate letters and releasing candidate interviews on our podcasts. The opportunity will

The Loveland Daily News is getting ready to have a fall makeover. Throughout the month of September the website, newsletter, and social media for The Loveland Daily News will look a little different and better serve those that live, work, and play in Loveland Ohio. Here is what we have in store. The Facebook page for The Loveland Daily News can now be found at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61593727344961 Please go and follow us there for daily updates. You can also

You’ve probably seen the blood-red billboards looming over Cincinnati’s highways: “SAY THE F-WORD. FENTANYL!” Eye-catching? Yes. Provocative? Definitely. But it’s provocation with a purpose, because fentanyl is everybody’s problem. It’s easy to think, “I’m not a drug addict. Neither are my kids, so I don’t have to worry about fentanyl,” but that’s a dangerously false sense of security. Anyone who dabbles in recreational drugs is at risk because polydrug mixtures—drugs made up

The Loveland Daily is committed to the ideas and concerns of our readers. Loveland is not defined by a single viewpoint, our diversity of opinions makes us think, reflect and gain strength in our own beliefs. The views expressed here do not necessarily reflect the views of The Loveland Daily or our sponsors.

A Loveland healthcare professional has been recognized for providing exceptional patient care. Nickolas Faul, a nephrology nurse at DaVita Loveland Dialysis, was recently honored with the DAISY Award, an international recognition program that celebrates extraordinary nurses nominated by patients, families, and fellow healthcare professionals.

No matter where we look, when the subject is retirement, it is likely represented by happy, attractive people enjoying this period of life to the fullest! Whether on the pickleball court, in chairs side-by-side staring contentedly at the gorgeous sunset or happily interacting with perfect grandchildren, it all looks divine! The trouble is that is rarely the reality. Retirement is about both endings and beginnings, loss and gain, self-discovery as well as just being mo

Ah Retirement! That golden age filled with porch swings, leisurely mornings stretching into days on end. When you are working long hours and sacrificing family and personal time, that carrot dangling in your future is mighty attractive. If you are of, or nearing retirement age, you are of the generation that was fed that gauzy future. You bought the line “work hard for 40 + years, then you can have fun!” And you have likely noticed that the younger generations see it quit

The Loveland Daily is committed to the ideas and concerns of our readers. Loveland is not defined by a single viewpoint, our diversity of opinions makes us think, reflect and gain strength in our own beliefs. The views expressed here do not necessarily reflect the views of The Loveland Daily or our sponsors. I am a long time/47 year resident of Loveland living on Riverside Drive. Until recently I enjoyed a quiet life on the Little Miami. In recent years that has changed due t

As mental health awareness month comes to a close, please remember that while the spotlight may be turning off, mental illness does not need to sit alone in the dark. Healing is harder on your own. It begins in community; it happens when people feel seen, heard, and connected. When we break our silence and speak our truths, we create space for healing — for ourselves and for others. NAMI is the National Alliance on Mental Illness, a network of over 600 affiliates nationwide

With warmer weather settling into Southwest Ohio and summer just around the corner, one of Loveland’s most treasured attractions is preparing for its busiest time of year: the Loveland Bike Trail. Known officially as part of the larger Little Miami Scenic Trail, the Loveland section of the trail becomes a hub of activity every spring and summer. On any sunny weekend, residents and visitors alike fill the path with bicycles, strollers, joggers, walkers, and families enjoying o

Every Memorial Day, Americans gather for parades, cookouts, ballgames, and long weekends with family and friends. For many of us, the holiday has become the unofficial start of summer. But Memorial Day was never really meant to be about a day off. At its heart, Memorial Day is about people.