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Hensel Phelps breaks ground on new Loveland headquarters (opens the original)
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Hensel Phelps, the Colorado-based construction company, officially broke ground on its new headquarters Wednesday at Avenue South, formerly known as Centerra South. Construction on the four-story, 111,528-square-foot facility is expected to be complete in 2027. The new headquarters will replace the company’s current headquarters in Greeley, and could attract as many as 400 jobs to the area, according to the firm’s estimates. “Today, I would say, marks much more than just the physical breaking of
Stone Age Fair educates attendees on prehistory (opens the original)
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The 92nd Loveland Stone Age Fair, a longtime local event that focuses on prehistoric history and artifacts, is returning to The Ranch this weekend. The fair, a nonprofit educational festival dating back to 1934, is the highlight of the year for the Loveland Archaeological Society, a group comprised mostly of amateur enthusiasts that seeks to preserve North American indigenous history by identifying, collecting and displaying artifacts from pre-history, some of which are tens of thousands of year
Loveland’s Ellory Anne Bauersfeld awarded Congressional Award Gold Medal (opens the original)
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Ellory Anne Bauersfeld, an accomplished Loveland-raised college freshman, added another award to her already impressive trophy case Tuesday, when she received the Congressional Award Gold Medal, a recognition of youth excellence. The medal, awarded to young people who demonstrate outstanding service and achievement, comes after Bauersfeld has already earned a Boettcher scholarship and was named Miss Loveland Valentine 2026. The medal is typically presented to recipients during a ceremony in Wash
Yay! Foundation returns with second free comedy show, discussing mental health (opens the original)
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The Yay! Foundation, a comedy-based nonprofit that seeks to destigmatize mental health issues and substance abuse through humor, is returning to Loveland. The foundation, created by Los Angeles comedian Aidan Park, was last in town in January, when it sponsored a comedy show focused on discussions of mental health. That show was sponsored by a grant from Larimer County Behavioral Health Services, and following positive data from surveys from the show, the county agency renewed funding for severa
Loveland kindergartners learn hands on about farm animals (opens the original)
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Loveland Classical Schools celebrated Farm Day Friday on morning, bringing donkeys, chickens and horses to the school’s parking lot and front lawn to cap off kindergartners’ lessons about farm animals. A tradition dating back to the school’s founding in 2011, Farm Day brings parent volunteers and local community organizations like Hearts and Horses to provide hands-on learning to the youngest students in the school. “We’ve been sitting in class, reading about farms, doing activities about farms,
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