The Loveland-Symmes Fire Department’s kept a longstanding tradition and gave senior football players and cheerleaders a ride to the high school aboard a fire truck. [Read More ➡️]
The Tigers varsity football team fell to the Turpin Spartans 30-0 at the season opener at Loveland High School Friday.
The smaller-than-normal thanks to coronavirus pandemic restrictions cheered loud for their Tigers. Tickets were reserved for parents of football players, cheerleaders and members of the marching band. [Read More ➡️]
The football Tigers lose to the Walnut Hills Eagles, 55-32. And in a strange turn of events, stadium lights turn off as the game ends — leaving stands and field in total darkness as players, marching band, cheerleaders and fans leave the stadium using cell phone lights. [Read More ➡️]
BY JOE WESSELSLoveland Local News LOVELAND, Ohio — They had no idea what was about to happen. But for the real-life dating couple who both
BY JOE WESSELSLoveland Local News LOVELAND, Ohio — The Loveland varsity football team was handed another defeat in their now 0-5 season under new head
It was the home game for new Loveland Tigers head football coach Andy Cruse, a disappointing second loss for his new team.
The Lebanon Warriors defeated the Tigers 50-20. [Read More ➡️]
BY JOE WESSELSLoveland Local News LOVELAND, Ohio — A former Miami University standout and NFL player was named the new Loveland High School head football
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