Downtown Revival: A Morning of Renewal and Resilience
In the heart of downtown this morning, an event of note took place. The details of the event are captured in a photograph, which can be viewed here. The photograph, sourced from social media, provides a visual representation of the happenings in downtown, sparking various reactions and discussions among the online...
Inside the Fort Collins Candy Shop Making Ribbon Candy and Bronco-Inspired Sweets
Fort Collins candy shop Colorado Candy Company partners with Denver Bronco Courtland Sutton to create Sutton Sours.
Windsor Man Sentenced to 45.5 Years for 2024 Drive-By Shooting
No injuries, but multiple vehicles and a building were damaged during the 2024 Windsor drive-by shooting.
Jury Convicts Loveland Man in 2022 Homicide of Chantell Wilkes
Verdict brings resolution to a complex, multi-year investigation into the death of a vulnerable community member. A Larimer County jury has convicted Loveland resident Asa Alan Peck, 47, for the 2022 killing and sexual assault of 34-year-old Chantell Wilkes, whose death in the Big Thompson River sparked one of the...
Budget-Friendly Vegetarian Dining Options in Town
Are you on the hunt for affordable vegetarian options in your local area? Whether you're craving soups, sandwiches, salads, or even a hearty mushroom burger, there's a world of delicious, budget-friendly veggie eats waiting to be discovered.
Meet Jagger, The Sweet German Shepherd Ready For Adoption
There’s nothing quite like the joy of bringing home a new pet, and Jagger the German Shepherd is ready to steal your heart.
Rockies Thanksgiving Weekend Weather Alert: Bitter Cold, Mountain Snow Likely in Colorado–Wyoming–Montana
Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Denver, CO – Thanksgiving weekend travelers across the Rockies face an early winter blast as Arctic air drives in from the north, colliding with Pacific moisture to spark rounds of mountain snow and a sharp...
Beloved Fort Collins Mexican restaurant El Burrito to close after 65 years
In a city where restaurants come and go, El Burrito was a rare gem that felt permanent. Now, after 65 years of serving traditional Mexican plates like tostadas, fajitas, burritos and mole, the Fort Collins staple announced in a Nov. 14 Facebook post that it will close its doors by year's end. The Godinez family has...
Take a Step Back in Time – The Black Steer’s Original Menu
The steakhouse/restaurant first opened back in 1966, and has become legendary in not just The Sweetheart City, but across Northern Colorado.
You’ll Notice a Difference in Loveland for Christmastime
Yearly, there are many different celebrations/displays happening across the city, including in Downtown. With all the 4th Street construction, however, things won't look they way they have for many, many years.

















