| | | | Schmer Farm annexation; Jax to close east Loveland store
The Schmer Farm is pictured on the southwest corner of U.S. 34 and Interstate
25 in east Loveland on Wednesday. A King Soopers store is planned for the northwest corner of the property. Loveland City Council on Tuesday gave its unanimous approval to the annexation of the 122-acre Schmer Farm property on Tuesday, a key step in the deal for a potential grocery store in east Loveland. Read more here. (Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald)
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Read the full forecast here. Below are links to some of the other stories we have for you today. Jackie Hutchins, Loveland Reporter-Herald assistant editor
| | | | Thompson School District staff presented detailed data on graduation and dropout rates to the Thompson School Board during their monthly meeting Wednesday evening, data that indicated strong growth at some schools and declines in graduation rates at others. | | | | | Jax Mercantile announced Wednesday that the east Loveland location will be closing. | | | | | A new exhibit at the Loveland Museum brings the stories of Japanese Americans forced into relocation camps during World War II to the forefront through a series of pictures, written stories and items from those impacted. Residents can also meet and hear from the woman running the institute that is bringing the exhibit to Loveland at the museum Thursday night. | | | | | As congressional Republicans look to slash government spending by more than $1 trillion, Colorado health care and political leaders are ringing the alarm over what that could mean for Medicaid in the state. | | | | | The grant was one of several that are funneling about $640 million into Colorado for clean water, pollution reduction and reimbursement programs to encourage homeowners to electrify their houses and use solar panels. | | | | | State lawmakers will again juggle a pair of competing bills aimed at boosting protections for homebuyers or spurring more condo construction. Their competing aims could put them on a collision course. | | | | | When you want groceries, you’ll make a trip to the grocery store when you get around to it; but when you need groceries, you make the grocery store a priority and get going. The same applies to driving. If you just want to top off the gas tank, you’ll get around to it; but if you need gas, you make it a priority to get there and do it. Now apply this reasoning to your wildlife interests. | | | | | A reception and gallery talk for the new exhibit “Am I An American or Am I Not?” will be Thursday night at the Loveland Museum. | | | | | Daily Record for Feb. 18-19, 2025. | | | | | Thursday in Loveland is expected to be partly sunny, with increasing clouds, a high near 29, and a 30% chance of snow after 2 p.m., according to the National Weather Service. Total daytime snow accumulation of less than a half inch is possible. The overnight low will be near 18, with a 50% chance of snow. New snow accumulation of around an inch is possible. | | | | | RH Line callers weigh in on headlines, misgendering, Trump actions and more. | | | | | | 
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