To celebrate Loveland’s 150th anniversary, we want to hear from you! Write our town a Love Letter—share your favorite memories, beloved local spots, or what Loveland means to you. Whether it’s a story from the past or a moment from today, we’d love to feature your words as part of this special milestone.

The City of Loveland announced Saturday morning that its planned Sesquicentennial Vintage Style Baseball Game has been canceled due to weather concerns. In a public alert sent at 9:56 a.m. Saturday, the city said: "Due to weather conditions Loveland’s Sesquicentennial Vintage Style Baseball Game has been CANCELLED!" The game was part of the city’s ongoing 150th anniversary celebration and was scheduled to take place this weekend as one of several commemorative events. The can

2026 marks Loveland’s Sesquicentennial Anniversary, and the city is kicking things off with a dedicated Celebration Weekend May 16-17th. Activities and events include a vintage-style baseball game, decade-themed parties throughout downtown, a car show, pie bake-off, talent show, and history walking tour. For additional details and a full list of events, go to https://lovinlifeloveland.com/events

The latest episode of The Loveland Weekly Podcast features a conversation with Dean and Drew Lowry—Loveland natives and the driving force behind two rising local bands: The Nati Frogs and The WatchFrogs.

During the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, when schools were closed and families were spending more time at home, one Loveland student turned an unusual moment into something creative and lasting.

As Loveland celebrates its 150th Sesquicentennial Anniversary, we’re taking a closer look at the buildings that have helped shape the heart and history of our community.

As Loveland prepares to celebrate its 150th anniversary, a new community-wide project is inviting residents of all ages to reflect on the past and imagine the future through art, writing, and video.

On any warm weekend, the trail running through Loveland fills with cyclists, joggers, and families out for a walk. What feels today like a natural centerpiece of the community was, not long ago, something very different: an abandoned railroad corridor. The story of the Loveland Bike Trail is really the story of how a piece of industrial infrastructure was reimagined into one of the region’s most beloved public spaces. From Rail Line to Recreation The trail that cuts through d

The Loveland Daily is planning on a multi part audio and video series about the history of Loveland to honor our community's 150 (or more) years. Think of it as our own version of a Ken Burns documentary. In order to get this project completed, we need Loveland's help. What do we need? -People to talk about Loveland's many stories. -Photos and videos showing the growth and changes in Loveland over the years. -People interested in learning about creating audio and visual conte