Berthoud News

Berthoud Community Library District is very proud to announce a new feature now available to patrons! In the past, we have sent e-mails informing patrons of books that would be due in the near future.

By Gary Wamsley Berthoud Recorder The has been more of a stay at home than an around town week.

A plant that builds manufactured and modular homes in Berthoud is slated to close by the end of the month, putting 82 people out of work.

Republicans may not regain control of Congress as early as next year, according to Tom Lucero, a GOP candidate for Colorado's 4th Congressional District post.

By Shari Phiel Berthoud Recorder Recent Berthoud High School graduate Brandyn Wahlert, 18, plead guilty to third-degree assault charges filed by the Larimer County district attorney's office earlier this year.

The Rocky Mountain Conference of the United Methodist Church honored Sam Waldo. Thursday, Jul 2nd, 2009 By Laurie Hindman Berthoud Recorder There are not many people who could claim to have taught Sunday school for over half a century, but longtime Berthoud resident Shannon, better known as "Sam," Waldo can claim just that.

Thursday evening, a large group of people from Loveland, Berthoud and Johnstown filled the Loveland City Council for a Town Hall meeting with Sen.

Berthoud Rest Stops Saturday, June 27, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Berthoud Family Church, 3982 Nations Way Sunday, June 28, 8 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Adams Bank and Trust, 1201 Lake Ave.

Hundreds of people crowded into the lobby of the new Lehman Printing Center, and a line wound out the door and through the parking lot Saturday morning.

Lionel Young has been studying and performing classical violin since the age of 6. By Jamie Folsom Berthoud Recorder 2008 International Blues Challenge winner Lionel Young and his band the Heavy Cats were the sunshine on a cloudy Saturday at the Derby Grille in east Berthoud.

By Dani White Berthoud Recorder If you like to grove, dance, eat, drink and generally be merry, you might consider venturing to downtown Longmont this summer.

Parents hoping local school districts will foot the bill for the expensive treatment and education of their disabled children should be happy with a ruling Monday by the U.S. Supreme Court, a Denver lawyer said.

Bill Heidenreich's turbo-charged Red Wing Trucking Model T is a familiar sight around Berthoud.

Ahh Chai Reviewer "X" Berthoud Recorder The Everest Restaurant has some great things going for it - its homey and welcoming atmosphere lets you know this is no snobby overpriced place that is more concerned with form than substance.

What: The 11th annual Berthoud Historic Homes Tour. When: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.

A woman doing her morning shopping at Hays Market left her purse in the shopping cart and it was gone when she returned to get it.

The shady streets of a small town Colorado will serve as the backdrop for the 11th annual Berthoud Historic Home Tour on Saturday, June 20.

By Deborah Huth Price Berthoud Recorder On a hike at Soapstone Prairie Natural Area this weekend, the Ram Nation drummers, composed of Native American CSU students, staff and community members, sent songs echoing through the hills from the picnic shelter below.

Ian Tinney, a longtime Berthoud resident and business owner, is still hospitalized and involved with recovery and intensive therapy that will help him regain function and independence.

Last week, an armed park ranger for Larimer County got home from a late shift and decided to practice unholstering her pistol - her loaded pistol.