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A Black History Month program will delve into the history of the slave industry and its impact on today’s society by revisiting key locations associated with the slave trade in

This week in history from the pages of the Loveland Reporter-Herald.

Bus stop To the city of Loveland transit, please remove the brand new bus stop at 25th and Lincoln northbound. The first blizzard we get, that intersection, that sidewalk, is so repeatedly plowed shut an able-bodied person can’t climb through it. You should not have removed the one at the bowling alley. Good luck with […]

Sunday, February 4, 2024 TRAIL STEWARD MEETING: At Moreau Lake State Park, 10am. Welcome to new members as well as current trail stewards. The Trail Steward Program consists of a group of volunteers who inventory Moreau Lake State Park’s trails and report back to staff whether a trail needs maintenance or not. This ensures that […]

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Sunday, February 4, 2024 HISTORICAL PRESENTATION: New Scotland Historical Association’s February Program is “Archaeology and History of 19 th Century African American Farmers in the Capital Region.” Michael Lewis, Archeologist with the State Museum, will discuss the little known but surprising and fascinating story of owner-operated African American farms in the Capital region in the […]

News of Loveland area businesses for the week of Feb. 4, 2024.

CUMBERLAND — As if it happened yesterday, Jim Sterner recalled vivid details of an October 1945 crash in Luxembourg that killed a local man. At that time, Sterner was 22

While the hype for Colorado's first Buc-ees is stronger than ever, another massive truck stop just down I-25 just opened last week and people are loving it.

Teachers at Bishop McCort Catholic High School in Johnstown have turned The Tribune-Democrat’s annual Black History Month promotion into a learning opportunity that stretches across various areas of education.