Loveland

I thought I'd take a look back at a few restaurants that were once in the Sweetheart City but are now just memories.

The home is not far at all from a home that was once a church (502 East 7th Street) and is also designated as historic.

For the first time, the 1,100-acre reservoir is dealing with the New Zealand Mudsnail.

The Loveland Corn Roast Festival is back, and many are excited, but if you have never been, you are in for a treat.

The location is definitely a great spot for breakfast burritos: roll in, grab a couple, get back in your car and be on your way. I can't wait to see what happens.

Perhaps the list will need to be updated, in the future, to include more schools named after beloved community members.

Hundreds come to town to show their works, and thousands come to purchase works.

I hadn't walked inside a dispensary, at all, before entering Loveland's NA on the Grand Opening day, Sunday, August 2, 2026.

About 25 northwest of Loveland, there's an area that puts Larimer County on the top for "Counties with the Most Mountain Lion Activity."

The "unassuming from the outside" venue, is like a cottage, with beautiful hardwood floors, divided into two halves: One for the Bride and her party to get ready, the other half for the Groom and his party.