Valentine's Day

Over the past few years, nearly 500 couples have chosen to renew their vows or say them for the first time as part of a special Valentine's Day wedding ceremony in Loveland.

A laboratory run by Colorado State University is devoted to the study of chocolate: how it’s made, how to create new varieties, and why people can’t get enough of those Valentine’s Day chocolates.

Loveland volunteers put stamps on Valentine’s Day messages from the Sweetheart City.

If you want to send a letter from Loveland for the season of love, now’s the time to prepare what you’ll be putting in the mail for that special someone. 2026 is a landmark year to do it, too - it’s the 80th anniversary of the city’s Valentine Re-mailing Program.

A new laboratory run by Colorado State University is devoted to the study of chocolate: how it’s made, how to create new varieties, and why people can’t get enough of those Valentine’s Day chocolates.

Volunteers in Loveland will stamp over 100,000 pieces of mail coming from all over the world with a custom poem leading up to Valentine's Day. It's a coveted gig and a sentimental tradition.

Around this time of year, Loveland really earns its nickname as the "Sweetheart City" thanks to its valentine re-mailing program. Officials seriously considered canceling the program this year, but what really cemented the decision to move forward was the volunteers who still wanted to do it — even if this year looked a little different.

Poet Kwame Alexander's latest community poem is inspired by kids' definitions of love, touching on everything from ephemeral connections and puppy kisses to the circle of life and Kendrick Lamar.

More than 100,000 cards will go through the Loveland Post Office this month to get a special postmark from the “Sweetheart City” as part of the Valentine…

The Loveland Chamber of Commerce has unveiled the 2019 stamp design for its valentine re-mailing program.For 73 years, people from around the world have…