The Loveland Roar

The United States government wants to annex Greenland. But why? There are three major reasons that our President wants Greenland, and three major reasons why he can’t have it. The international issue with Greenland is geography-based: Russia is very close to it. Looking down on the map from the Arctic Circle, Greenland is shockingly near Russia. Before global warming was a concern, the far North was impassable, but has become a clear pathway for sea-farers (peaceful and other

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 the gate, the girls' team broke the 4x200 relay

In Loveland, we are fortunate enough to have multiple coffee and drink locations within reach; yet, I have found that there is only one that truly takes the cake.  Some of us may assume that Mile 42 is the best coffee shop: it is in our town’s square, right next to the bike trail, and the prices are relatively reasonable. However, Mile 42 falls short in their cramminess and lack of sizes. They also have no drive-thru, so there is certainly room for improvement, convenience-wi

The greater Cincinnati area is full of fun restaurants and places where almost anyone can have a great time. Loveland is full of diverse foods from different cultures and backgrounds for a variety of prices, usually ranging from surprisingly cheap to bank-breaking options. With recent additions matched with all the fan favorites in terms of food options, most often, one of the oldest American staples of quick, convenient food is overlooked: gas stations. While gas stations ar