Good morning, Loveland.

Poudre School District’s Board of Education voted 7-0 on Feb.

24 to seek exclusive authority over new charter schools within its boundaries. The district will notify current charter schools and submit its application to the state board before the next school year begins.

A zoning repeal vote in Greeley is likely to halt the $1.1 billion Catalyst Cascadia project, a development that would move the Colorado Eagles from Loveland’s Blue Arena to a new arena, and city officials plan to review options on March 3.

Colorado state lawmakers are gathering support for the proposed Tamale Act designed to help home chefs and local businesses.

The legislation is under review and may boost opportunities for Loveland’s culinary entrepreneurs.

Colorado State Patrol said drivers using automated features must remain in control of their vehicles and can receive tickets for traffic violations or DUI.

They advised that systems be turned off during adverse weather, in construction zones, or on changing roads.

Representatives Regina English and Junie Joseph introduced the Hair Product Transparency and Safety Act on Feb.

25 to require warning labels on synthetic hair and relaxers that contain carcinogens or reproductive toxins, and manufacturers could face fines of $10,000 per day (the bill now awaits legislative review).

4th Street Flannel Fest - Winter Edition

3-7 p.m. — Vatos Tacos + Tequila at The Foundry — Cost not specified — Grab your favorite flannel and enjoy a festive pub crawl in Downtown Loveland!

Cat Fest Colorado-North

10 AM – 4 PM — The Ranch Events Complex — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate all things feline with adoption opportunities, kitten yoga, and a costume contest.

Cornhole Fundraiser for Veterans

10:30 AM – 4:30 PM — Crooked Beech Brewing Company — $50 per team — Bags, beers, and big impact for the Veteran Buddy System.