miamitwpoh.gov MIAMI TOWNSHIP, Ohio  — Miami Township is introducing a new community event just in time for Mother’s Day weekend, combining fitness, shopping, and local small business support under one roof. The township’s first-ever  Mother’s Day: Sweat, Sip & Shop  will take place  Saturday, May 9 , beginning at  8 a.m.  at the  Miami Township Civic Center , 6101 Meijer Drive. Township officials describe the event as a welcoming way for families and friends to celebrate the

nasa.gov While millions of people watched NASA’s Artemis II mission light up the sky, few may have realized that critical components of that rocket were built just a short drive from Loveland. At a facility in Mason, engineers and technicians with L3Harris Technologies have spent years helping design and produce avionics systems—the “brains” of the rocket—that played a central role in getting the mission off the ground safely. According to  Jake Hendrickson, Space Avionics Ch

Michelle Wysong is a retired biology teacher with a most interesting and noble hobby: raising monarch butterflies. More accurately, she incubates them from egg to butterfly in her home each year during their migration.   Most of us are familiar with the concerning decline in the population of monarch butterflies; maybe you’ve seen promotions for planting milkweed as a means of supporting monarch survival. Wysong takes the support effort to a new level. The whole incubation pr

Since launching  The Loveland Daily , our goal has always been simple: provide timely, relevant, and meaningful coverage for the Loveland community. As we’ve grown and listened to your feedback, it’s become clear that how we deliver that coverage matters just as much as what we cover. With that in mind, we’re making an important change. Moving forward, we will no longer publish a single, all-new Wednesday edition where every section is refreshed at once. Instead, we will shif

Loveland, Ohio  — Patriotism filled the air Tuesday evening as a crowd gathered at CVG Airport to welcome home a group of American veterans returning from an Honor Flight—among them Loveland native and Vietnam veteran Terry Stouder. Friends, family members, and supporters lined the terminal, waving flags and applauding as the veterans made their way through the airport. The atmosphere was electric, a powerful reminder of the gratitude many feel for those who have served. Stou

The Loveland Daily is planning on a multi part audio and video series about the history of Loveland to honor our community's 150 (or more) years. Think of it as our own version of a Ken Burns documentary. In order to get this project completed, we need Loveland's help. What do we need? -People to talk about Loveland's many stories. -Photos and videos showing the growth and changes in Loveland over the years. -People interested in learning about creating audio and visual conte

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

Loveland City School District Superintendent Mike Broadwater has been recognized as one of the country’s “Top 15 School District Superintendents” for 2026 by Education Insider Magazine, an honor highlighting leadership and innovation in public education. The recognition places Broadwater among a select group of school leaders nationwide who are being credited with shaping the future of education through strong leadership, clear communication, and a focus on student success. “

With only a handful of seats remaining for its final two weekends, Loveland Stage Company’s production of The Wizard of Oz is more than a show. It is an experience that brings families together, invites reflection, and reminds us why this story has lasted for generations. 

Loveland honors 3x state champ Elizabeth Madison as boys lacrosse starts 3-0 and boys volleyball opens 5-0 in a dominant spring.

In a recent article in The Loveland Daily, Editor Ryan Kulik made a dramatic proposal that the City of Loveland eliminate downtown traffic. Read the article here. In reality, he was making a case for the city to decide whether it wants our historic downtown to function as a pass through for traffic or as a pedestrian friendly recreation/entertainment destination, arguing that it can’t be both. His article offered no practical solutions to achieve the elimination of downtown

A Valley That Captured the Imagination As Loveland honors its sesquicentennial, one truth stands out: this community didn’t just grow up beside the river — it grew because of the river and its beautiful surrounding landscape. The steep ridges, winding water, and cool, shaded hollows gave the town a character unlike anywhere else in southwest Ohio. So unique, in fact, that visitors in the late 1800s gave it a nickname bold enough to stick: “The Little Switzerland of the Miami

Loveland Tigers winter wrap: Girls hoops 1st District title, Bella Rogers stars; boys runners-up w/ Chase Martin; wrestling history by Eliza

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

By Zane Shrewsberry, Loveland High School Student For most sports fans, winter athletics consist of basketball, cheer, and wrestling. However, winter is also the Academic Quiz Team (AQT) season in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference (ECC).  AQT is a varsity athletic team that competes in matches with the same level of regulation and procedure as any other sport. Matches are split into three rounds, each presenting different challenges to players. The first series is the Team Ro

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.

Tigers wrap regular season: basketball heads to districts, wrestling crowns two champs, boys place 4th, swimmers and bowlers advance.

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

Loveland Winter Sports: Girls Hoops upsets Winton Woods, Swim qualifies for Districts, Wrestling earns honors, and Boys Bowling takes 3rd!