When you walk into Scoopable Ice Cream in Loveland, you're greeted by the aroma of ice cream cones, colorful displays of homemade ice cream, and smiling faces behind the counter. But what makes this local shop truly special isn't just what's being served—it's the opportunities being created.

At The Loveland Daily, we are always looking for new ways to make it easier for our community to stay informed, engaged, and connected. As we continue to grow, we are making some exciting changes designed to deliver the news, stories, and conversations that matter most to Loveland residents in a way that is efficient, accessible, and convenient.

The Loveland Weekly Podcast shines a spotlight on one of the city's most unique cultural events as host Mike Meldon sits down with Cynthia Tate of the Loveland Shorts Film Festival.

On this episode of the Loveland All Sports Podcast, Josh sits down with recent Loveland High School graduate Evagoras Papasavvas, a young driver who is turning a childhood passion for racing into a pursuit of professional motorsports. From his first laps in a go-kart at age eight to competing on some of the nation's premier racing circuits, Evagoras shares his journey through the ranks of open-wheel racing, the sacrifices required to compete at an elite level, and his dream o

The Loveland Weekly Podcast is expanding with a brand-new community news program: The Loveland Weekly Update. Hosted initially by Ryan Kulik, the new weekly podcast is designed to give residents a quick, easy-to-follow rundown of what’s happening in Loveland each week — from City Council meetings and school events to community festivals, local sports, business news, and more.

The latest episode of The Loveland Weekly Podcast features a conversation with Dean and Drew Lowry—Loveland natives and the driving force behind two rising local bands: The Nati Frogs and The WatchFrogs.

The Loveland All-Sports Pod continues to shine a spotlight on the athletes and stories that define the Loveland community, and its latest episode is a powerful example of that mission in action. Hosted by Josh DeWitt, the podcast sits down with one of the most accomplished athletes in school history—three-time state wrestling champion Elizabeth Madison—alongside her head coach, Chris Switzer.

In the latest episode of The Loveland Weekly Podcast, host Mike Meldon sits down with Linda Bergholz, Executive Director of RePete's Closet for Kids—a new nonprofit with a powerful mission rooted in compassion, dignity, and community.

Spring has arrived in Loveland, and so has another exciting season on the diamond. On this episode of the Loveland All Sports Podcast, host Josh catches up with Coach Jenny Young, now in her second year leading the Loveland High School girls softball program. A former third baseman at Purdue University and a passionate hitting coach, Young shares her path through college ball, her coaching roots at the University of Indianapolis, and her move to Cincinnati with her wife as th

In this episode of the Loveland All Sports Podcast, Josh sits down with longtime basketball official Dave Callahan as he reflects on nearly three decades of refereeing high school hoops in Cincinnati. From behind-the-scenes insights on officiating to memorable games, tough calls, and the realities of dealing with coaches, players, and fans, Dave shares a candid and entertaining look at a thankless but vital role in sports.

This week on the Loveland Weekly Podcast, I speak with Mikal Crist of Astrovan, a band with local roots and a story that stretches from Fairfield to North Carolina beaches… all the way to Los Angeles — and back home again. What started as a favor to help promote an upcoming show at the Loveland Stage Company turned into a much bigger conversation. We talk about chasing music dreams across the country, stepping away from it all, and the unexpected moment that brought everythi

In the latest episode of the Loveland Weekly Podcast, interviewer Anna Meldon speaks with Loveland High School senior Paxton Merz about Courage 7.0 — a student-led fundraising campaign fighting blood cancer.

For Cincinnati fans—and really anyone who believes sports can change lives—it sounds like a story worth seeing.

That realization helped inspire Jenny to co-found the National Dressage Pony Cup. She explained that the Pony Cup was created to provide young riders with meaningful opportunities to compete in dressage while riding ponies. For many youth riders, ponies are more accessible, affordable, and appropriate than full-sized horses, yet they are often overlooked in higher-level competition. The Pony Cup was designed to change that.