Justin G. Davis: Financial independence — you know what you’ve built — is it enough? Maybe your vision of financial independence includes a villa in Tuscany, sharing the perfect bowl of pasta and a great Brunello with the people you love while watching the sunset over rolling vineyards. Maybe you...

Letters: What makes the U.S. great; election endorsements Letters to the editor for Sunday, Oct. 11, 2026.

Val McCullough: Not all heroes wear costumes, and most tend to go unnoticed Who doesn’t have fun on Halloween? Costumes are the center of the fun on this holiday. They let us take on a new image, a new persona.

Victor Marx, an unorthodox candidate, aims to harness AI and bring more accountability to the state as governor Republican Victor Marx, if he wins the race for Colorado governor, says he’s bring accountability to state government as a conservative. But how he’d govern is less clear, given a murky...

Phil Weiser says fights as attorney general — including Meta, opioid settlements — set foundation for governorship Democrat Phil Weiser, if he wins the race for Colorado governor, would likely have big blue majorities eager for a post-Gov. Polis world — and a massive budget deficit to fill.

Should Coloradans have a constitutional right to cook with gas stoves? Voters will decide. Amendment 82 would enshrine the right to use natural gas for heating and cooking in homes and businesses.

Things to do in the Loveland area on Sunday: Loveland Concert Band, Loveland Opera Theatre, Fall Holistic Fair On Sunday in the Loveland area the Loveland Concert Band will present “A Golden Heritage” concert, Loveland Opera Theatre will present “Die Fledermaus” and the Fall Holistic Fair is happ...

Chris Schwab: Democratic Socialists of America’s political platform isn’t written in stone (guest opinion) I don’t get excited when people get upset about what is in a political platform like the Democratic Socialists of America’s platform — there is nothing binding there. It can be ignored, modi...

Dave Taylor: What does my car know about me? I recently bought a new Subaru Outback, and while I love all the technology, I’m starting to wonder just how much information it’s collecting about me. Does it keep track of everywhere I drive, how fast I go, even who I call, and if so, who…

Trivially Speaking: A magnetic personality sticks to his story, and to refrigerators The woman looked at me and said “You’re Jim Willard.” I’m known in The Village (so couldn’t deny it) so I responded “Yes, I am.” She said “I have a picture of you on my refrigerator.” I’m certain my jaw dropped a...

Here’s what happened in Loveland this week 10, 25, 50 and 120 years ago the week of Oct. 11-17 A look back at 10, 25, 50 and 120 years ago in Loveland-area news, from the archives of the Loveland Reporter-Herald.

Will CoCo connect with voters? A “yes” vote on 7A in November, proponents say, will deliver up to 10 round trips to Denver every day, with service eventually reaching Trinidad. Opponents are not on board, saying that we’ve ridden this train before.

UNC Bears football rallies, loses again to Eastern Washington in Big Sky Conference game UNC scored on three-straight possessions in the second half led by quarterback Keegan Patterson, a fifth-year player from Longmont, but came up short in the Big Sky Conference game.

Grant Pierson leads Thompson Valley boys to third-straight conference cross country title “I think that speaks to our team culture. We’re always there for everyone, supporting each other, bringing those JV guys up, all training together as much as we can. I think that really contributes to our su...

People for Unified Fire Protection: Vote to recall Loveland Rural Fire Protection District Director Paul Bukowski (guest opinion) We urge Loveland rural residents to strongly consider casting their vote to recall Director Paul Bukowski. We further urge residents to support Shawn Eggleston, a rura...

Loveland woman marks 103rd birthday with family, memories When Elizabeth Juleskusky was born on Oct. 10, 1923, America was still six years away from the Great Depression and nearly two decades away from entering World War II.

What Reporter-Herald readers said this week Here is a selection of comments on stories posted on the Reporter-Herald Facebook page Oct. 3-9. New tenants, updated look coming to Promenade Shops at Centerra Ginny Gibbs: Great! Finally! Anne Blair: I hope they can stay in business…

Letters: Readers offer endorsements for Colorado state offices, CD-4 and ballot measures Letters to the editor for Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026.

Things to do in the Loveland area on Friday: Studio Art Tour preview, haunted house, Night on the Town The monthly Night on the Town event is happening Friday evening in downtown Loveland, where an array of things are happening, including the opening of the Loveland Studio Art Tour Exhibition at ...

What would socialist policies mean for the middle class? (Editorial) A growing socialist movement promises to make life fairer by putting more of the economy under government control. The Democratic Socialists of America’s 2026 program calls for publicly owned housing, universal rent control and ...