Loveland

When I posted my story on Facebook about Fox's Den Pizza planning a Loveland location, many people commented on how much they loved it when they lived "back east."

Loveland needs to shut down a stretch of the heavily traveled 57th Street due to the railroad crossing.

While they aren't saying where they'll be as of this writing, my guess is that they'll be part of phase one of Avenue South, which is slated to open in 2027.

While many are excited to see Rio Grande Mexican Grill add a new location to Northern Colorado, Downtown Loveland does have some old buildings.

It's one of those "feel-good" stories that you find on one of those network TV shows like "911."

I'd heard about the display and had to go see it for myself: it is pretty creepy to see a group, a gang, of skeletons together in a field, as if they're making their way to the road to cause mayhem.

Hopefully, sooner rather than later, Northern Colorado Regional Airport in Loveland could again see airline use, as it has added new technology to the airport.

It was in 2011 that Jersey Mike's first landed in Northern Colorado, opening near the Old Chicago at Timberline Road and Harmony Road.

Thousands and thousands of Coloradans love pizza; the idea of another chain coming to Loveland may put off some. To others, however, they may be saying "finally."

The City states that the replacements will not only make things smoother at the crossing, but they will add to the long-term safety and mobility as well.