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Public health award nominations sought in Larimer County
The Larimer County Department of Health and Environment is taking nominations for the seventh Joseph Jabaily Public Health Hero Award.
6 hrs ago | ReporterHerald.com
Scattered snow showers could blur afternoon skies
Another snow storm is approaching the region, and that means scattered snow showers are likely on the way.
11 hrs ago | ReporterHerald.com
Police believe alcohol involved in two Fort Collins accidents
Police believe that alcohol played a role in two separate accidents in Fort Collins Saturday night and early Sunday morning.
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High Plains Environmental Center program takes tots on eco-friendly adventure
Four-year-old Mason Weakland of Loveland slides a button onto a galvanized steel wire he twisted for his handcrafted wire photo holder he made Saturday morning during the Loveland Youth Gardeners Green Adventures: Valentine's Day the Green Way.
Stars of Tomorrow starts its search for next show-stopper in Loveland
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.
Romney Still Looks Like the Front-Runner
Mitt Romney during a lighter moment in Loveland, Colo. on a day when he lost three presidential preference contests, Feb.
Highways are icy, snowpacked after light snowstorm
Staff reports Most roads and highways in northeast Colorado are icy and snowpacked after a snowstorm moved into the area and left about 3 inches of snow Friday night and early Saturday.
News Release from Natural Resources
The next meeting will be on March 13, 2012, at the Bison Visitor Center, 1800 S. County Road 31, Loveland, CO 80537.
Independent contractor workshops set in Loveland, Fort Collins
The Larimer County Workforce Center will offer its workshop "1099 Start Up Class" for those actively pursuing self-employment 1099 independent contractor work or who are already operating as a 1099-independent contractor.
Crystal Fire starter sentenced to 1,500 hours community service
The man who started the Crystal Fire, destroying 13 homes and thousands of acres west of Loveland last April, was sentenced today to 1,500 hours of community service.
Painter George Coll painting in Beaver Creek Saturday
Walt Horton Fine Art continues its artist-in-residence program with George Coll coming to Beaver Creek to paint live at the gallery Saturday from approximately 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. "As an art educator, George is fascinating to watch, as well as engaging," said gallery owner Peggy Horton.
Governor's stamp sends valentines from Loveland to the world
Gov. John Hickenlooper takes time out to stamp valentines with Loveland's special cachet on Thursday at the Loveland Chamber of Commerce.
Charter school opens in McWhinney's Broomfield development
Loveland-based developer McWhinney has announced the completion of the first project in its North Park development in the north-metro-Denver area.
Specialty Loveland beer available in restaurants today
An exclusive Valentine's beer only available in some Loveland restaurants, launched at 6 p.m. Wednesday.
Jim Willard and friends remember
Mark Orlowski, right, and Dick Wood play best friends Ron and Jeff reminiscing in a vignette, "Rock and Roll." Ah yes, they remember it well.
Daily record: Loveland police calls Feb. 8-9
8:25 p.m. In the 160 block of South Lincoln Avenue, a 45-year-old Loveland man on suspicion of third-degree assault and domestic violence.
Police connect Walgreens robbery to Greeley cases
Loveland and Greeley police believe the Saturday robbery of a Loveland Walgreens is connected to cases in Greeley, according to a press release.
Burning will take place Friday near Carter Lake
The Larimer County Natural Resources Department, in partnership with the Emergency Services Department, will burn slash piles at Carter Lake County Park on Friday, Feb.
Colorado Gov. Hickenlooper stamps valentines
Gov. John Hickelooper stamps a valentine with the official Loveland cachet. With him are Miss Loveland Valentine Mary Askham and volunteer Joyce Boston, who has served 1997.
Loveland sales tax revenue continues to climb
Loveland sales tax coffers continue to enjoy growth as consumer spending increases, according to the latest revenue figures from the city.