The streets of downtown Loveland were filled with patriotic pride and community spirit during the City of Loveland’s 4th of July Parade, and this year, we were fortunate to be part of the celebration in a very special way.
At 2 p.m., the parade rolled out from Loveland Elementary School, making its way through the heart of the city along West Loveland Avenue, and finishing near State Route 48 and East Loveland Avenue. With families lining the streets, cheering and waving flags, it was truly a picture-perfect afternoon.
Among the many highlights of the parade was Evan Huey’s ride in style, thanks to our good friend “Flyin’ Brian.” Brian generously invited Evan to ride along in his classic 1982 Chrysler LeBaron convertible, making Evan’s parade debut even more unforgettable. Top down, sunshine shining, and smiles all around—it was the perfect way to celebrate the day.
We can’t thank Brian enough for making this moment happen for Evan. His kindness and generosity turned a simple parade ride into a lifelong memory.
And for anyone who thought Brian’s vintage LeBaron stole the show—you’re in luck! This head-turning convertible is for sale. If you’re interested in making it your own, reach out to Brian directly at 513-403-3358. You’ll not only get a great car but a little piece of 4th of July parade history.
This year’s parade also recognized DVD Brew, recipient of the 2025 Business Enhancement Award, who served as Grand Marshal—highlighting the local businesses that continue to enrich the Loveland community.
A huge thank-you to the City of Loveland and all the volunteers who worked hard to put on such a great event. It was a day filled with joy, pride, and lasting memories.
Happy 4th of July!
