The Larimer County Fair & PRCA Rodeo, which is held annually at The Ranch, Larimer County’s Events Complex in Loveland, CO aims to celebrate the northern Colorado community through a series of days-long events, live entertainment, and other special offerings.
The Larimer County Fair & PRCA Rodeo, which is held annually at The Ranch, Larimer County’s Events Complex in Loveland, CO aims to celebrate the northern Colorado community through a series of days-long events, live entertainment, and other special offerings.
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Contractors Association of Will & Grundy Counties (CAWGC) hosted its annual Contractors Meet & Greet Expo on May 6 at the Grundy County Fairgrounds in Morris, Ill. More than 300 tickets were sold for this popular event, which continues to grow each year.
This event featured a vast display of the newest construction equipment, as well as information on the latest technology and trends in the industry. There were booths where exhibitors were able to display what their company has to offer.
Bob Baish and his crew also cooked kabobs for everyone. Many exhibitors held drawings and the CAWGC raffled a grill and held a 50/50 raffle as well. Sarah Symons of United Rentals was the winner of the 50/50 drawing and kindly donated a portion of her winnings back. A total of $3,690.73 was raised the Joliet Area Community Hospice which is now called Lightways.
The buyers, 6th St. Library LLC, closed on the property in late December for $537,097.
Built originally as Loveland’s public library, the property was owned by Larimer County and used as the county’s annex in Loveland until a new building was constructed in 2018.
The city bought the building back and intended to sell it to an employer that might bring workers downtown. It sold the building to PDQ Properties LLC in August 2020 for $450,000 in a deal that included the lease of 40 parking spaces in the lot just west of the Pulliam Community Building.
6th St. Library LLC is a new company owned by multiple partners, including major partners Kurt Skott, Bob Dehn and Lawrence Thomas.