KTRR-FM (Windsor, CO)

KTRR, broadcasting at 102.5 MHz and known as "Retro 102.5," is a commercial FM radio station that offers a classic hits format. It is based in Loveland, Colorado, and is currently owned by Townsquare Media.

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#552185

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#122319

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April 22 is Earth Day! What Can You Do To Celebrate?

2 days ago | retro1025.com | Chris Kelly

Years and years ago, while trying to impress a girl, I showed up to pick her up on Earth Day with a few trees in the back of the car. We hiked up into the Poudre Canyon on Earth Day and planted them. She was impressed for a few years. No, it didn't work out in the end. But I do still wonder about those trees and if they made it!Earth Day is celebrated on April 22 every year, and this year is no different. It's a day to celebrate all this world has to offer and do something good for the planet.
Raising Cane's Location Planned for Loveland, Colorado

1 week ago | retro1025.com | Dave Jensen

Loveland, Colorado is becoming hot property when it comes to popular restaurant chains looking to expand. As of spring of 2025 there were 21 Raising Cane's in Colorado; by the same time the following year, Loveland could make 22. Where you hear how bad traffic can be getting in and out of the Fort Collins Raising Can's location along College, you have to hope that the developer of this Loveland one has a good plan. Folks hate traffic jams as much as they like chicken tenders.
Snow in the Forecast for Northern Colorado Friday and Saturday

1 week ago | retro1025.com | Tanner Chambers

As the expression goes... April showers bring May blizzards around the State of Colorado. Though in this case, those showers are more likely to be in the icy, sleety, snowy form, at least this weekend across Northern Colorado. Yet again, after a run of some pretty nice days, snow is again in our forecast, this time for Easter weekend.
Tiho's Tequila Bar and Restaurant in Windsor, Colorado

1 week ago | retro1025.com | Dave Jensen

When it comes to Mexican restaurants in Colorado, we have plenty. One, in Windsor, combines a respect for local history with tasty tequila and a great menu. Where once there was a nice little Italian restaurant, there now resides a nice little Mexican restaurant, that wraps its arms around the area's history and the memory of a great bull. The Windsor mill, at one time was a flour mill. Folks might remember a billiard table company being on the site.
There Are a Lot of Uninsured Drivers in Colorado

2 weeks ago | retro1025.com | Dave Jensen

Household bills in Colorado include covering the car insurance; though it would seem like there are lot of people who let that go. Nobody likes getting into an accident, whether a car accident or motorcycle accident, but when you find out the other person is uninsured it can be infuriating. Here you were, minding your own business, with coverage, and you got hit by someone without.
Have you seen this bear running across the ski run at Keystone resort?

2 weeks ago | retro1025.com | Chris Kelly

As the seasons change from winter to spring, officially, and the temps begin to consistently warm up across the State of Colorado, there's two things you can always count on. One, the ski resorts across the Rocky Mountain region begin to shut down for the summer months. And two, the state's wildlife begin to awake. You start to see more birds, moths, snakes... and of course, bears.
Thru-Hike Trail from Estes Park to Glenwood Springs, Colorado

2 weeks ago | retro1025.com | Dave Jensen

Outdoor activities in Colorado are what the state is all about, but are you up for a hike that could take you two weeks, start to finish? You may have heard about people hiking the Appalachian Trail that stretches 2,200 miles on the east coast from Georgia to Maine, or even the Colorado Trail that goes 567 miles from Denver to Durango.
The Colorado Mountains Hold a Hidden Gold Treasure

2 weeks ago | retro1025.com | Dave Jensen

Colorado's gold rush era took place from 1858-1861, not a very long time. Nearly 20 years after that, a huge amount of gold bars was found, and then lost. It had to be very exciting to come upon a treasure like something out of "The Goonies" movie, only to not be able to find it again, but that's what happened to these guys. Over 100 years later, the gold will likely never be found. Prospector panning for goldBack when gold was discovered in Colorado in 1858, it was still a part of Kansas.
Take a look at the Great Toys/Collectibles from Loveland's Big Show

2 weeks ago | retro1025.com | Dave Jensen

One of Loveland, Colorado's, great events each year, are the two Timber Dan Toy Shows the the city hosts. Benefiting the Loveland Lions Club, these two massive shows bring collectors to town to show off and sell vintage and antique toys and collectibles. Imagine an indoor flea market, all about toys. Timber Dan Toy Show in Loveland, ColoradoSometimes at this toy show, you find the "best of both worlds" for example, not only an old telephone, but a Mickey Mouse telephone.
Northern Colorado Food Truck Rallies in 2025

2 weeks ago | retro1025.com | Dave Jensen

Food truck rallies around Northern Colorado are one of the best things about living here. A variety of tasty foods, hanging out with friends, maybe some live music. There's just something about a food truck: a mobile restaurant offering up unique dishes puts a smile on peoples' faces. When you get a bunch of them together, weekly, it gives us all the chance to sample more. Food truck rallies really began taking off in the 2010s. The FoCo Food Truck Rally dates back to 2014.