Warren County officials have approved a significant change to how the county collects tax revenue, offering property tax relief to homeowners while temporarily increasing the county sales tax. For Loveland residents who live in Warren County, the move could lower annual property tax bills but increase the cost of everyday purchases. The Warren County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to increase the county sales tax by one-half of one cent for one year, with the increa

From beginning to end, the annual Loveland July 4th parade was filled with residents, floats, politicians and commercial vehicles. From the Shriners to mowers to Ghostbusters with a few Loveland frogs in between. New this year, a float competition, which included a tall tree from the Love Our Land float. The parade saw a good turnout of spectators despite 93° at parade time. A longer than normal forty three minute parade. Happy 4th! Click through the gallery to see all the p

At the intersection of hometown pride and national pride is July 4th in Loveland – and no place does it better! This year is particularly auspicious, with 2026 marking the nation’s 250th birthday and Loveland’s 150th. Here are some highlights of Loveland’s July 4th celebration on Saturday: Shuttle Service Avoid downtown traffic and parking headaches! Free shuttle service will be available throughout the day. Two routes are offered: · Loveland High School to Veterans

On Friday, June 26, downtown Loveland will gain a long-anticipated sandwich shop when Favorite Things Deli & Market celebrates its grand opening. The deli, located in the space formerly occupied by Cocoa Bites bakery, will feature a “grab-n-go” deli concept, with some pre-made sandwiches and wraps, and most items made to order. It will also include a bodega/small grocery featuring local goods. Loveland Daily News sat down with owner Leah Moss and store manager Josh Moss to le

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.

By SOHANI GAUNIYAL For The Loveland Daily Everyone drinks water. But, for a number of towns around Ohio, this basic need has become a nightmare as city governments grapple with both the presence of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances in the water and the nebulous upcoming regulations from the Environmental Protection Agency meant to contain them. In 2020 Ohio EPA testing revealed the presence of PFAS in Loveland’s drinking water. The city suddenly found itself grap

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

Former Loveland City Council member Kent Blair, a longtime advocate for our town- focusing on fiscal responsibility, the environment, and community service- has passed away.

The Loveland City School District has received the Ohio Auditor of State’s prestigious Award with Distinction, recognizing the district’s excellence in financial management and record-keeping.

The quiet work of caring for a community often happens out of sight. For many residents in the 45140-zip code, the Loveland LIFE Food Pantry is more than a place to receive groceries — it is a source of stability, dignity and hope during difficult times. Those who struggle financially are not always visible in everyday life. Hardship can be easy to overlook, especially when an organization operates as effectively and seamlessly as the Loveland LIFE Food Pantry. There is an

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

Residents, city leaders, and members of the Loveland-Symmes Fire Department gathered Saturday, May 30, to celebrate the official opening and dedication of the new Chief Otto J. Huber Fire Station 63, a state-of-the-art facility designed to serve the community for decades to come. The event marked the culmination of years of planning and construction and provided residents with an opportunity to tour the new downtown station, meet firefighters, and learn more about the departm

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

Loveland athletics saw another eventful week highlighted by district champions in track and field, Bode Zappin advancing to the Division I State Tennis Tournament, and boys volleyball finishing as Regional Runners-Up. Baseball earned numerous All-ECC honors and now shifts focus to the OHSAA tournament, while strong seasons for softball and both lacrosse programs came to an end after competitive postseason runs. Several Tigers also earned major conference recognition.

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

Two updates. One short term, the other is permanent. Short term, the bridge over the O’Bannon Creek on Route 48 will be closed AFTER July 4th for an estimated 7 days. According to the Ohio Department of Transportation, District 8, current signage has been prematurely posted. Once completed, the bridge will have a new concrete overlay and modified asphalt expansion joints. Detours will be Butterworth Road and northward on Route 48. On a more permanent note, on May 19th, af

The City of Loveland announced Saturday morning that its planned Sesquicentennial Vintage Style Baseball Game has been canceled due to weather concerns. In a public alert sent at 9:56 a.m. Saturday, the city said: "Due to weather conditions Loveland’s Sesquicentennial Vintage Style Baseball Game has been CANCELLED!" The game was part of the city’s ongoing 150th anniversary celebration and was scheduled to take place this weekend as one of several commemorative events. The can

2026 marks Loveland’s Sesquicentennial Anniversary, and the city is kicking things off with a dedicated Celebration Weekend May 16-17th. Activities and events include a vintage-style baseball game, decade-themed parties throughout downtown, a car show, pie bake-off, talent show, and history walking tour. For additional details and a full list of events, go to https://lovinlifeloveland.com/events

A proposed ordinance that would exempt city projects from review by an unknown number of committees or commissions has been tabled by Loveland City Council, delaying any final vote on the controversial measure. The legislation was to receive a first reading and was expected to return for further consideration. However, council has now tabled the ordinance, meaning there was no reading or vote at the May 12 meeting. It is currently unclear when or if the ordinance will return

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.