Abo’s Pizza in Loveland’s Palmer Gardens shopping center closed. It has been empty but now has a sign announcing George’s Pizza and Gyro. 
I am researching Loveland info, but so far I can’t find out anything about who is George’s Pizza or why they are coming to Loveland.
Lovelanders Who is George?
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Loveland Can you help? Pennie Patton and Renee Hupp posted this to Facebook.
This year along with the Corn Roast Parade we will be doing a canned food drive to benefit three local charities:Angel House,House of Neighborly Service,& Loveland Soup Kitchen.
Collection points will be at 4th/Cleveland, 4th/Railroad & the judge’s stand on 6th between Cleveland/Railroad. Please help to help benefit these great organizations that do so much for our community!
By the way-I will be walking in the Corn Roast Parade with the Loveland 365 group. Be sure to say hello.
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Ok, I bet you thought this post would be about politics. WRONG.
It is about sign on the street in a construction area in Loveland.
If you have driven at all around Loveland, you can’t help but notice there are a few “cone zone” and detours. The largest one being the ongoing work at Madison Ave. and Eisenhower Blvd. While avoid this the other day to go out to Centerra, I found that Boise Ave. north of the McKee Medical Center (did you ever notice that we don’t have hospitals any more? ) is closed north northbound right where you enter MMC parking lot.
BUT, that is not what I am writing about today. I drive on 29th Street many days. Just east of Loveland High School, there is some kind of work being done. Traveling east, you will encounter a sign at about Logan Ave. It says RIGHT LANE CLOSED. Ok. The problem is that the LEFT lane is the one closed. Do not merge left to try to get to the “open” lane.
If you go through the same area driving west, the sign also says RIGHT LANE CLOSED. That one is correct. Maybe the city only has one type of sign.
I encountered this confusion for the first time yesterday. I don’t know how long the sign has been up. It was still there today.
Anyone know if this area of 29th will be done before the close off the nearby area of 29th for the Sculpture shows and art/craft fair?
Leave your comments so you don’t feel RIGHT, errr, LEFT out.
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Loveland is getting a new business. It was getting depressing to just report on businesses closing or disappearing.
Batteries Plus in Fort Collins is going to open up a store in Loveland. According to the owner it will be located in the shopping center on East Eisenhower across from Wal-Mart. This is the center that has Earle’s Flowers, a Daz Bog coffee shop and a pizza carry-out place.
Look for the opening on mid-September.
Know of any other new businesses?
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Northern Colorado is known to have a very high percentage of well-educated people. We have many institutes of higher learning within an hour or less of Loveland.
Unfortunately, it seems not everyone is that educated. Here is a sign (on a 4×8 foot piece of plywood) that is on a corner near my house.
The E is wrong of course but what happened to the N, it looks more like a V.
(I wonder if there were any SAVEIVGS at the sale?
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