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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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‘You matter’: Loveland discussion focuses on suicide prevention (opens the original)
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“Sometimes, there simply aren’t any answers.” For Keri Davison-Wall, that reality has lingered for 30 years. In September 1996, her father, 48-year-old Loveland Police Capt. David Davison, died by suicide in his office at the police station. For Davison-Wall, then a young adult, the loss became a dividing line in her life. “Losing my father did not end on the day he died,” she said. “The grief continued, the questions continued, and so did the stigma. For many years, I struggled with what had ha
Loveland family opens its home to future guide dogs (Five Questions) (opens the original)
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There was a family who had a dog, and Bingo was his name-o. But this 13-month-old black Labrador retriever is no ordinary family pet. In a few weeks, Bingo will leave the Loveland home he has known for nearly a year and return to the Guide Dog Foundation for several months of formal guide-dog training. For Bill and Becky Porter and their sons — Lincoln, 16, Harrison, 14, and Grayson, 11 — the transition will be bittersweet: saying goodbye to a cherished companion while hoping Bingo will one day
Up, up and away with Loveland’s heart-shaped balloon (opens the original)
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Despite the early hour, the crew of Love Hot Air Balloon Rides was decidedly voluble on a recent Friday morning as they prepared their heart-shaped balloon, Agape, for launch. As the rising sun turned the eastern clouds from pink to orange, they talked and joked while unfurling thousands of square feet of polyester and checking the dozens of ropes securing it to a thick rattan basket. “There’s 12 to 15 people that help me out on a regular basis, and they’re all great,” said John Bell, Agape’s ca
Loveland’s Avenue South on pace to welcome shoppers next year (opens the original)
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There’s still a long way to go, but construction on the first phase of the $1 billion Avenue South development is moving along at a steady clip. Now rising from the former McDonough farm are the beginnings of 203,000 square feet of retail space that includes a future Whole Foods Market, along with new roads, office space and a central green that will eventually feature an amphitheater. “We’ll start the next vertical building maybe next week or the week after,” Realberry Vice President of Commerc
Loveland is getting Dolly’d Up for a night of rhinestones, wigs and Parton love (opens the original)
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After Dolly Parton died in August, longtime Loveland resident Alli Cox wanted to celebrate the beloved entertainer’s legacy with a special night out in her memory. And Friday seemed like the perfect date. Across the country, fans were already planning Dolly Day celebrations for 9/25, a nod to Parton’s 1980 hit “9 to 5.” So Cox contacted a friend and threw up a post on Facebook inviting people to get “Dolly’d Up” and hit the town in Loveland. She figured maybe 25 people would go along. But it tur
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