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

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

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

Residents waking up to winter-like temperatures in Loveland on Monday may be wondering what happened to spring. The answer lies in a quick shift in weather patterns across the Midwest — one that will bring a dramatic warm-up later this week. A Shot of Cold Canadian Air The cold start to the week is the result of a  cold air mass moving south from Canada  behind a passing weather system. As a cold front swept through the region over the weekend, it pulled colder air into south

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A common question over the past year – “Hey, What’s Going In There”? “There” refers to one or two or three projects along Loveland Madeira Road: 1) the proposed townhomes Hill Street project behind the Post Office, 2) a proposed strip center consisting of an exercise/fitness center along with a separate building for a veterinarian office along Loveland Madeira Road to Twightwee, which is adjacent to 3) a proposed convenient market and gas pumps on the northeast corner of Love

For the first time in more than two decades of youth programming, Miami Township will offer a full-day summer camp designed with working families in mind — and it’s bringing a pop culture twist along with it.

On a typical evening at your local bookstore, you would expect to find readers browsing shelves or flipping through pages. Instead, you might hear the click and shuffle of mahjong tiles as players gather for lessons or league play. Mahjong is a centuries-old game which originated in China in the 19th century, and has been resurging across the United States. But the trend isn’t limited to big cities or cultural hubs. It has reached smaller communities, like ours. Loveland’s Bi

Galperin Autism Consulting, based just outside Loveland, is working to change that. Through telehealth counseling and consultation, we focus specifically on supporting parents navigating the emotional, mental, and practical realities of raising a child on the autism spectrum.

America’s greatest empath was taught by his mother to "look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.” It was in that spirit of Mr. Rogers that Loveland Takes Action was founded in December of 2024.

Today The Loveland Daily is presenting an episode from the podcast High Heels and Politics , The Last Living Mall - The Story of The Kenwood Towne Center. The day of the mini-mall is over. They are closing all over the country and being redeveloped into new mixed use properties. All the Cincinnati area malls are dead, except for one. The Kenwood Towne Centre. Join us as we look at the past, present and future of the Kenwood Towne Centre.

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Updated on 1-27-26 Winter storm Fern dropped nearly one foot of snow in the Loveland Ohio area In addition to the massive snowfall, temperatures are expected to be near zero, or negative, in the region this week. Due to the impact of the storm many city buildings and services will be closed, or delayed. All Loveland City Schools will be open on Wednesday, January 27th, 2026. https://www.lovelandschools.org/ Rumpke had no trash collection on Monday January 26th, 2026. Rumpke p

A big snowfall like the one we are living through right now creates plenty of work and headaches for many in the community. But looking through a different lens, there are really few experiences so timeless and so joyful as a good snow day! Maybe it’s the rarity, since it’s only a few times a year we get enough snow to go sledding or get a day off school and work. Maybe it’s the timeless fun of heading downhill on a sled or building a snowman or snow fort. I can think of few

A powerful winter storm—part of a larger system sweeping across the Midwest and Eastern United States—is impacting the Cincinnati region, including Loveland, with cold temperatures, snow, ice, and hazardous conditions. The National Weather Service has issued Winter Storm Warnings and Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has declared a statewide emergency to mobilize resources and protect residents.  Storm Overview This storm, known as  Winter Storm Fern , is bringing: Heavy snow with pr

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by Mary Ann Lynn LIFE Food Pantry Executive Director Carol Rountree In December, Loveland’s LIFE Food Pantry named local resident Carol Rountree as its new Executive Director. Rountree has been involved with the organization for many years as a supporter and brings to the role extensive leadership experience in the nonprofit sector and community-focused program development. Her career of service includes leadership positions with the University of Cincinnati Foundation, Inter

By Mike Meldon LMC Building- Watercolor by Joy Osborne For anyone who spends time along the Little Miami River—walking the bike trail, paddling on a warm day, or simply enjoying the view—it’s clear how central the river is to life in Loveland. That’s why recent news from the Little Miami Conservancy (LMC), one of the region’s longtime environmental stewards, is important to the community. LMC announced that its Executive Director, Jason Brownknight, will be stepping down to p

Hello and welcome to The Loveland Daily . Loveland deserves a news source that is rooted in the community it serves—one that values accuracy over speed, clarity over noise, and trust over clicks.  The Loveland Daily  was created with that purpose in mind. Our editorial strategy is simple: report the facts, explain why they matter, and do so in a way that respects our readers and our neighbors. We focus on the issues and events that shape daily life in Loveland—local governmen