Jackie Hutchins is an assistant editor-days at the Loveland Reporter-Herald. As a multiple award-winning journalist, she focuses on culture and society, exploring topics such as store management and pets within the community. Jackie is featured in the Loveland Reporter-Herald.
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Jackie's focus is local, primarily covering events and community news in Loveland, Colorado. She frequently reports on upcoming events, community briefs, and local interviews. To engage with her effectively, consider providing pitches related to local events such as art exhibitions, live performances or community gatherings happening in the area. Additionally, topics related to crime updates or house & home features could also align with her coverage.
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By: Jackie Hutchins
The community will gather Wednesday for a groundbreaking for the Loveland Veterans Honor Monument, thanks in no small part to the efforts of Ed Hart over the past four years. The Marine Corps veteran says he and Ron Albers, who have led the…
By: Jackie Hutchins
At the southwest corner of Lincoln Avenue and 12th Street stands a building where Loveland drivers once stopped to get their gas tanks filled, their windows washed, their tires checked — a service station not unlike those on many street c…
By: Jackie Hutchins
As people turn their attention to the 250th anniversary of the United States, there are some Loveland residents who know what their ancestors did to help form the new country. The Namaqua Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the…
By: Jackie Hutchins
When the 1976 Big Thompson flood hit, 19-year-old Dave Viegut was working for funeral home owner Delmar Hunter, and planning to soon either go on to college in Iowa or to accept a job at Kodak. Then the overwhelming work he suddenly found…
By: Jackie Hutchins
For nearly 30 years, the Northern Colorado New Horizons Band has given older people in the Loveland area a place to get together and play musical instruments they haven’t played since their school days. New Horizons was founded by Roy Ernst…
By: Jackie Hutchins
Letters to the editor for Oct. 13, 2026.
The National Weather Service is reporting a 90% chance of showers Wednesday in Loveland, with wind gusts as high as 22 mph and a high of 46.
Nikki Lund, left, and Brandon Harrington with the Find Your Fright Haunted House show off the children’s ward of the Ashfall State Sanitarium, this year’s theme for the haunt in downtown Loveland. (Loveland Reporter-Herald file)
By: Jackie Hutchins
Sharon Danhauer answers five questions, reflecting on the nearly 15-year effort to save the old Great Western Railway depots in Loveland.
By: Jackie Hutchins
October brings geese back into Colorado. Not that we don’t have a resident population of Canada geese, but that’s only one species.
