Pulliam Community Building News Today

‘Who’s who in Loveland’ turns out on Thursday for the official kick-off of renovation work on the historic Pulliam Community Building on Cleveland Avenue.

Longtime Loveland Parks and Recreation employee Elaine Brush is retiring after more than four decades of promoting wellness and exercise.

A look back at 10, 25, 50 and 120 years ago in Loveland-area news, from the archives of the Loveland Reporter-Herald.

Long-delayed renovations to the Pulliam Community Building will begin next month, after Loveland City Council voted to approve a construction contract to complete the final phase.

It has been a huge undertaking, renovating the Pulliam Building in Downtown Loveland, to restore it to being a beloved and useful part of the town.

It has been a huge undertaking, renovating the Pulliam Building in Downtown Loveland, to restore it to being a beloved and useful part of the town.

Renovating the Pulliam Building in Downtown Loveland has been a 14-year project. The project is looking for its final monetary donations.

The buyers, 6th St. Library LLC, closed on the property in late December for $537,097. Built originally as Loveland’s public library, the property was owned by Larimer County and used as the county’s annex in Loveland until a new building was constructed in 2018.  The city bought the building back and intended to sell it to an employer that might bring workers downtown. It sold the building to PDQ Properties LLC in August 2020 for $450,000 in a deal that included the lease of 40 parking s...