Loveland News

A five-week Spiritual Economics class based on the book by Eric Butterworth will be held at Unity of Loveland, 1342 N. Washington Ave., Loveland.

Sky Vacation Bible School will be held June 18-22 at Trinity United Methodist Church, 801 N. Cleveland Ave., Loveland.

Christopher Strain has opened a nonprofit recording studio and workspace to allow local artists and musicians to pursue their dreams.

10:21 p.m. In the 1800 block of East 16th Street, a 34-year-old Loveland man on suspicion of harassment, domestic violence and violating a restraining order.

An employee of Artisan You!, a downtown Loveland paint-your-own pottery and glass fusing studio, has become its co-owner. Janna Flores, her sister Marla Van Baren and their mother, Eileen Van Baren, purchased the business at the beginning of May, and they're already adding new features.

Avid readers might give a book 30 words or half a page to decide if it's worth reading or putting back on the shelf.

After months of work, Julio Flores has opened Mongolian Hot Grill in the Albertson's shopping center at Eisenhower Boulevard and Taft Avenue.

While summer does not officially start until June 20, the holiday weekend was the unofficial kickoff to summer, and the opening of outdoor water opportunities around Loveland.

"I don't get it. The liberals are criticizing Mitt Romney's religion. He's a Mormon.

They collected even more old boots, mixed them with the cut-up skis, put them in a shipping container, and sent them to a processing facility in Loveland, Colorado.

Loveland's Stasie John poses for a photo with the children's book she wrote, "The Gluten Glitch," Wednesday in downtown Loveland.

Fort Collins resident Elizabeth Fuller, left, and Anita Chacon of Loveland look at Loveland Rotary Club's Scholarship Winners' paintings on display at the Loveland Museum/Gallery during the opening night gala Saturday for the Governor's Invitational Art Show and Sale.

After a break, Collin Vlass of Durango has begun his solo bicycle ride again. Vlass began a journey across Colorado at the beginning of May to ride in the form of the Alzheimer's symbol and raise money and awareness about the disease in honor of his grandfather.

Valerie Lara-Black has been selected to become the principal of Mary Blair Elementary School for the 2012-13 school year.

"Aspen in Four Seasons," by Diane Wood, one of the artists whose work is included in the Longmont Artists' Guild and Boulder Art Association joint members' show.

"I just wish that before the city starts work on the new roundabout, it would finish what they've already started.

Johnson's Corner waitress Lauren Benzor, right, takes a dinner order from Larry Pourier, left, Taylor Pourier and Teri Pourier in the Johnstown truck stop's restaurant on Tuesday.

What better hook to make the annual Loveland Loves to Read event bigger and brighter than bringing in Scottish author Alexander McCall Smith? The fact McCall Smith is touring Canada and the U.S. changes things -- at least for this year -- for the ninth annual One Book-One Community program in Loveland.

With samples of her work on display at the 21st Colorado Governor's Invitational Art Show and Sale at the Loveland Museum/Gallery, Colorado native Mary Landis has had a string of successes.

Megan Frohling and her daughter Kara Frohling, 7, look at photos from "Remembering Our Fallen," a tribute to soldiers who have died as a result of injuries suffered in a war zone since Sept.