Project Hail Mary is currently showing in theaters in the Loveland Area. This is not going to be a traditional movie review for the new film Project Hail Mary. The plot of the movie revolves around a scientist, light years away from Earth, trying to figure out how to stop our Sun from dying. It sounds like a depressing film, it is actually quite hopeful, funny, and emotionally moving. The movie also has something very welcome for today's audiences to see and feel. Project Hai

I am writing concerning the article in the Loveland Daily News concerning traffic in downtown Loveland.  I wanted to give my opinion on the matter.  I believe downtown Loveland can be a destination and a pass-through at the same time.   I am not sure if you have noticed the dramatic improvement in intersection traffic in the local area when Round-Abouts are installed?  This is based upon upon the same concept but with modifications.  The drawing below gives a much better illu

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

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. 

Oh, the memories. I’m not sure how I found Richie Havens’ music. I just remember having the CD Résumé  in college at Bowling Green State University, listening to it over and over again. I can still see it: lying in my small second-story bedroom off campus, looking out at the streets below, lost in sound and thought. Those were days of deep reflection — not fearful, just uncertain — trying to understand who I was and what I was meant to do. During that time, Follow  by Richie

I hope all is well with you.  Yes I saw the article. I know that city staff is working diligently every day to minimizing traffic in Loveland. If you look at exhibit A of our city council goals 2026 - 2027 you’ll can see that it is a priority.  Staff is always trying to secure funding to improve traffic and I am thankful for that.  If you look at the goal continuing to build and promote a vibrant downtown by identifying strategies to encourage investment in the downtown distr

I have been reading the recent opinions in the Loveland Daily and the discussion stemming from it on social media. When it comes to what the city has done to address traffic; I don't think I could adequately list off all the items I've voted on since taking office because it would be too numerous. I don't agree with the premise of the article that downtown Loveland should not have through traffic. I suppose that's because I commute that stretch of road multiple times per day.

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.

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

For a city that proudly calls itself “The Sweetheart of Ohio,” Loveland has made its way into plenty of postcards, wedding stories, and regional headlines over the years. But what about pop culture’s most iconic animated universe? Has Loveland ever made it into  The Simpsons ? It turns out the answer is: yes— and more than once . A Quick Shoutout from Marge In the 11th season finale episode  “Behind the Laughter,”  a parody of the VH1 series  Behind the Music , the Simpson fa

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

Our bodies have spent months indoors, away from sunlight and the natural world we’re meant to interact with. Sunlight helps our bodies produce Vitamin D, which plays an important role in mood, immune health, and energy.

To celebrate Loveland’s 150th anniversary, we want to hear from you! Write our town a Love Letter—share your favorite memories, beloved local spots, or what Loveland means to you. Whether it’s a story from the past or a moment from today, we’d love to feature your words as part of this special milestone.

Thank you for reaching out. I have read the article several times and have also been following the comments. Traffic in and around downtown Loveland is clearly a topic residents care deeply about, and I have been paying close attention to it as a council member.

Traffic is a known issue and something that has had a continuous presence in our council goals in the last 3 goal setting meetings that I have been a part of. We continue to make incremental improvements in this area to try and ease the frustrations. The Mayor and city staff have had meetings with regional and state level entities to try and find and champion solutions which require support from outside our control. We will continue to work on this to the best of our ability,

The views expressed in this commentary are my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the City of Loveland, its staff, or other members of City Council. I would like to thank The Loveland Daily  for raising the conversation about traffic in and around downtown Loveland and for inviting input from City Council members. The level of engagement shows how much people care about this topic. The article raises an issue that many residents are already familiar with, downtown

If you’ve read my Friday Listens before, you know I’m usually highlighting one song. This week is different. Today I’m talking about an entire album — the brand-new release Mutiny After Midnight, out today, Friday March 13.

By Ronan Wolfer, Loveland High School Student Winter track, technically a club, has been an underground pillar of Loveland’s running programs. For those who don’t know, winter track is a sport run indoors, with all of the same events and structure as outdoor track in the spring. The track is only about 200 meters, but the competition is still fierce. This year alone has been historic, with multiple records broken and a plethora of state-qualifying individuals. Right out of th

As we move toward the spring real estate season, February sales activity in Loveland shows encouraging signs of continued demand and strong property values throughout the community. Within the Loveland School District, a total of 11 homes closed in February, with a median sale price of $654,900 and an average of just 12 days on market. Even during what is traditionally considered a quieter winter period, homes are moving quickly—often within days of being listed. Several prop

"One Battle After Another" is nominated for 13 Oscars and is the front runner to win Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Adapted Screenplay. "One Battle After Another" is currently streaming on HBO Max. I am a Paul Thomas Anderson fan. I have seen pretty much all of his movies to this point. I have not watched "Phantom Thread", "Licorice Pizza" or "Hard Eight". Every other movie of his, I can check off my list, and "There Will Be Blood" is my favorite of his, and one of my