Loveland coffee shop pays tribute to owners’ roots
Cincinnati natives Jimmy and Leah Hooper both left for bigger cities. But starting a family brought them back, where they also opened the Hometown Café as a tribute to their roots.
In northeast Hamilton County, Sycamore Township is home to about 20,000 residents and contains parts of several communities, including portions of Kenwood, Dillonvale, and Rossmoyne. Its strong commercial base includes the Kenwood retail district and Kenwood Towne Centre, one of the region's largest and most upscale shopping malls. Its public schools, Sycamore Community Schools, are often ranked among the best in the state. The township's Bechtold Park and Schuler Sports Complex offer green space, sports fields, playgrounds, and trails.
Cincinnati natives Jimmy and Leah Hooper both left for bigger cities. But starting a family brought them back, where they also opened the Hometown Café as a tribute to their roots.
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