TODAY'S HEADLINE

Loveland Mourns the Loss of Former Council Member Kent Blair

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.

Mike Meldon

2 days ago

SECTION HIGHLIGHTS

Loveland Shorts Film Festival Returns for Year Three

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.

Mike Meldon

36 minutes ago

The Buildings That Shaped Loveland: The Story of The Works Building

The Works building is one of downtown Loveland’s best-known historic landmarks, reflecting the city’s deep railroad roots and longstanding connection to transportation and commerce. Constructed in 1905, the building originally operated as a water station for steam locomotives traveling the rail line between Cincinnati and Columbus. During that era, the railroad and nearby Little Miami River played a major role in Loveland’s growth as a transportation, commerce, and tourism hu

Gina Dubell-Smith

Jun 2

VOICES

You Don't Have to Sit Alone in The Dark

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

Community Voices

Jun 1

AROUND TOWN

Volunteers are the Heart and Engine of Loveland LIFE Food Pantry

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

Mary Ann Lynn

Jun 2

SPORTS

The Loveland Sports Weekly Roundup

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.

Christopher Ball

May 25

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Book Review: Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke

Caro Claire Burke’s debut novel, Yesteryear, is a New York Times Best Seller and among the most popular novels of 2026 – and for good reason. Part psychological thriller and part satire, the story follows 32-year-old mega influencer “tradwife” Natalie Heller Mills. Natalie has built a lucrative business sharing her life as a devout Christian mother and wife living a wholesome, simple life on her Idaho ranch. Her carefully curated “reality” features a handsome, rugged cowboy h

Mary Ann Lynn

11 hours ago

OUR SCHOOLS

Loveland Schools Earn State Auditor’s Award with Distinction

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.

Mike Meldon

4 days ago

REAL ESTATE

The Buildings That Shaped Loveland: The Story of The Works Building

The Works building is one of downtown Loveland’s best-known historic landmarks, reflecting the city’s deep railroad roots and longstanding connection to transportation and commerce. Constructed in 1905, the building originally operated as a water station for steam locomotives traveling the rail line between Cincinnati and Columbus. During that era, the railroad and nearby Little Miami River played a major role in Loveland’s growth as a transportation, commerce, and tourism hu

Gina Dubell-Smith

Jun 2

PODCASTS

Loveland Shorts Film Festival Returns for Year Three

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.

Mike Meldon

36 minutes ago

01/01/2023

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TODAY'S HEADLINE

Loveland Mourns the Loss of Former Council Member Kent Blair

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LOVELAND NEWS

Loveland Shorts Film Festival Returns for Year Three

LOVELAND 150

The Buildings That Shaped Loveland: The Story of The Works Building

VOICES

You Don't Have to Sit Alone in The Dark

AROUND TOWN

Volunteers are the Heart and Engine of Loveland LIFE Food Pantry

SPORTS

The Loveland Sports Weekly Roundup

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Book Review: Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke

OUR SCHOOLS

Loveland Schools Earn State Auditor’s Award with Distinction

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