Berthoud News

Though Hurricane Gustav, war protesters and Sarah Palin's family dominated the first few days of the Republican National Convention, Northern Colorado Republicans were hopeful that in the end, GOP ideas would ...

The proposed Chimney Hollow Reservoir would shore up water supplies for thirsty Front Range cities but inundate a scenic valley west of Carter Lake.

Earlier this week, my ex-wife and I were chatting about music, and she asked me who sang a particular song.

The draft environmental impact statement on the Windy Gap Firming Project will be released by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Friday.

While delegates to the Democratic National Convention in Denver keep their eyes on Barack Obama's presidential nomination, area police and firefighters will be keeping an eye on downtown Denver to ensure ...

For Larimer County residents who want to be sure that their recycling efforts will result in a quality product being sent to the manufacturer, it's a simple solution to keep the glass out of their commingled ...

A woman accused of embezzling more than $30,000 in an elaborate series of scams aimed at her former Longmont employer was arrested Thursday.

Construction on phase one of the Mountain Avenue project continues. The replacement of the sewer line was completed last week, and crews are replacing about 200 feet of water line per day, said project manager ...

Loveland's first fire marshal Al Stevens will take the stand this weekend as the first firefighter named marshal of the Old-Fashioned Corn Roast Parade.

The Berthoud Board of Trustees had yet another busy meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 12 with a relatively long list of agenda items, including updates on the Mountain Avenue construction project, the Transportation ...

Police Beat - Aug. 14 Monday, Aug 4 An officer on patrol at 1:22 a.m. observed three juveniles walking south in the 1100 block of Fourth St.

The Berthoud Economic Advisory Committee , created in early December of 2007, seeks to promote economic development in Berthoud.

On Saturday evening, Berthoud residents took informal rumba lessons on Massachusetts Avenue during the Third annual Berthoud Street Dance.

The Committee for a Strong Library, organized to promote the funding of the Berthoud Community Library District, announced the launch of its new Web site this week.

Results for the Larimer County Junior Rodeo recently became available. The rodeo, which is hosted by the Larimer County Sheriff's Posse, occurred July 31 and August 1-2 at The Ranch at Interstate 25 and ...

Sally and Dan Nibbelink have officially opened the doors of their home for business.

The Meadow Hollow School is now in session, and its dozen desks are filled with children of all ages and genders each morning this week from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Berthoud Historical Society Secretary and retired Ivy ...

By Shari Phiel The Berthoud Recorder The Colorado State Board of Education held a hearing on Monday, Aug.

To help 4-H youngsters with the sale of their livestock at the Larimer County Fair, Bill Markham of M&M Farms solicited donations from local businesses this year, as he has done in the past.

For the past ten years, practically since he first began making his own wine, Berthoud native and former farmer Robert Lebsack has won awards at the Larimer County Fair.