Loveland businesses

Even with the new parking garage at The Foundry, it seems parking is still an issue in Downtown Loveland. The city is asking twelve questions about it.

Downtown Loveland has a penchant for Murals. There's a new one now, just about done, just off of Lincoln near The Black Steer. 'The Lady of the Gressiwick.'

They used to serve loose-meat sandwiches at this location in Downtown Loveland, now they'll be serving up cell phones and such!

'The Foundry' is under construction in Downtown Loveland. For safety, it's shut off from the public. But, they've installed a camera for us!

Mother's Day 2018 will be the last day you can have a drink at Crow Hop's current taproom location; the location they've had since they opened in 2013.

There hasn't been a theater in Downtown Loveland since The Rialto showed its last movie 'The Rescuers' in 1977.

The building that most recently was home to Schmidt's Bakery will soon be serving not the stomachs of Lovelanders, but the needs of animals!

Lego has a history in Loveland. In 1965 they built a 50,000 sq. ft. factory on SW 14th Street near Railroad to make Lego bricks!

You may have seen them working on top of the old First National Bank Building in Loveland and getting your hopes up about a rooftop bar. That is not the case.

Five establishments in Downtown Loveland will each be holding a Cajun boil, raising money for hurricane relief in Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.

Adelita’s Mexican Restaurant closed its doors after 26 years this past August, leaving one question: What will be at that location, next?

For 30 years Loveland's Dairy Delite has only been open spring and summer- That’s all changed! Who’s ready for some soft-serve after Halloween?