Berthoud News

Dakin, whose maiden name is Schryver, took second place in 1993 and again in 1994 but had to audition two years before that to get into the show.

Kizzy Manhart, 6, a B.F. Kitchen Elementary School student hula hoops Friday in the gym at school.

Kenneth Lawson passed away peacefully in his sleep at his home in Berthoud on January 14, 2012.

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Art Castings of Colorado employee Scott Breeden stirs a vat of molten bronze before pouring it into a sculpture shell Thursday at the foundry in Loveland.

Berthoud resident Peter Bridgman recently underwent chemotherapy and discovered a variety of tips to combat the side effects of the treatment.

Medical marijuana dispensary Kind Care of Colorado at 6617 S. College Ave. in Fort Collins will soon have to close.

In a news release, Donnelly said his priorities if re-elected would include continuing the county's focus on fiscal responsibility and "common sense application of county land use regulations to preserve and protect existing businesses." "The most difficult challenge county government will face will be providing critical services to citizens with ... (more)

The storm that dumped more than a foot of snow on parts of Loveland on Friday gave children a day off from school and left the soil with a heavy load of moisture.

The storm that already has dumped several inches of snow on Front Range cities has prompted Thompson School District officials to call off school today.

The Larimer County Natural Resources Department, in partnership with the Emergency Services Department, will burn slash piles at Carter Lake County Park on Friday, February 3, 2012.

Jacob Kenneth Wasinger, 19, of Berthoud was fired after stealing money from Taco Bell, 1330 N. Lincoln Ave.

Loveland resident Sue Drage, left, a first-time visitor to the new Laughing Ladies Quilting shop in Berthoud, talks with employee Teresa Kemp on Wednesday.

Republicans are introducing legislation to limit how Colorado regulates child care businesses after uproar last summer over proposed rules setting guidelines for crayons per box and the color of dolls made available to kids.

After more than five years of service on the St. Vrain Valley School District Board of Education, Rick Hammans is moving out of the district, which means he's no longer eligible to sit on the board.

Eleven years ago, architects Barker Rinker and Seacat studied the cost and needs for a community recreation center in Berthoud.

Neal Cross of Frederick, right, talks with artist Richard Schilling, left, about the paintings in his exhibit "Portraits of the Prairie" Wednesday at the Loveland Museum Gallery.

Rick Hammans, a longtime Lyons resident and St. Vrain Valley School District board member, wasn't planning to move out of his hometown, much less leave the school district where he, his children and his grandchildren have been educated.

Stillwater Healing Arts Clinic recently opened in Lyons, offering the community a new resource for holistic health and natural medicine.

Survivors include his wife, Shirley; two sons, Leon of Las Vegas and Steven of Berthoud; one sister, Donna Bashara of Grand Junction; three grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Survivors include one daughter, Dorothy Stoner of Loma; two stepdaughters, Donna Konces of Fruita and Carolyn Swift of Grand Junction; and three grandchildren.