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[ January 15, 2021 ] Food Bank for Larimer County Expands Service Days at Two Food Pantries Life in NOCO
[ January 15, 2021 ] A Total of $28,557 Given to Animal Friends Alliance from PetSmart Charities Life in NOCO
[ January 15, 2021 ] The Lodge at Greeley Senior Living and Walgreens to Host COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Life in NOCO
[ January 15, 2021 ] Fort Collins Partners with Online Restaurant Academy Business & Education
[ January 15, 2021 ] UCHealth Seeking Blood Donations as Supplies are Critically Low Health and Wellness

Recommended: Buy Some Local Music

January 14, 2021 0

Support Your Favorite Bard or Band! Tim Van Schmidt Music needs an audience and local musicians are no exception in terms of being starved for ears thanks to the raging virus. Gigs are […]

Folk-Rock Duo Many Mountains Release Second Record Endless Time

January 9, 2021 0

Folk-Rock Duo Many Mountains released their second full-length record called Endless Time on Friday, January 1. The record is self-released and features a total of nine original songs that began to be recorded at the beginning […]

The Comedy Fort to Open Doors in February

January 8, 2021 0

Comedy Club The Comedy Fort will be holding its first official comedy club shows in Fort Collins on Friday, February 12, and Saturday, February 13 at 167 N College Ave. Tickets to the first two […]

Local Colorado Folk Duo Announces Debut Album

January 5, 2021 0

Folk Duo Matt and Madeline Shugert have announced their debut duo album The Aim Was Song Friday, March 12. The duo began working on their debut album during the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in […]

The Healing Soul of the subdudes

January 4, 2021 0

Tim Van Schmidt It’s January 2021, and the subdudes should be playing at The Armory. However, their two shows on January 7 and 8 — postponed from last June — have been canceled amid […]

New $1 Increase on Six High-Visitation Parks Now in Effect

January 2, 2021 0

A $1 high-fee has been added to the cost of daily vehicle passes at Lake Pueblo, Golden Gate Canyon, Staunton, Castlewood Canyon, Roxborough, and Highline state parks as of Friday, January 1. These state parks […]

Fort Collins Partners with Online Restaurant Academy

January 15, 2021 0

The City of Fort Collins is partnering with Online Restaurant Academy to offer a free online coaching mini-course on pandemic survival training. Lauren Storeby, Co-Founder of Snack Attack Specialty Sandwiches and Brews, and Tiffany Helton, […]

Poudre School District Board of Education Approve Name of New Wellington School

January 13, 2021 0

The Poudre School District Board of Education voted 7-0 on Tuesday, January 12, to approve the district’s new, under-construction Wellington school to be called Wellington Middle-High School. The new school is projected to be on […]

New Board Members for UCHealth Northern Colorado Foundation Announced

January 13, 2021 0

UCHealth Northern Colorado Foundation has added two new members to its board of Directors to better their organization. The new board of directors members are Dr. Bradley Oldemeyer, a UCHealth interventional cardiologist, and Vikki Wagner, […]

UCHealth Seeking Blood Donations as Supplies are Critically Low

January 15, 2021 0

Officials at UCHealth Garth Englund Blood Donation Centers ask the public to consider donating blood within the next three weeks to help save lives as local blood supplies are critically low. The seasonal lull and [...]
Survey Shows Pandemic Hits Local Wallets and Mental Health

January 12, 2021 0

A survey of Larimer County residents conducted by the Health District of Northern Larimer County in the late summer of last year shows that over half of non-retired residents saw a drop in household income [...]
UCHealth Provides COVID-19 Vaccines to People 70 and Older and Health Care Workers

January 10, 2021 0

UCHealth has now provided the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine to over 32,000 people and second doses to an additional 1,000 health care workers. Vaccines began being offered to people age 70 and older [...]
Easy Ways to Calm Your Kids Down When Putting Them to Sleep

January 5, 2021 0

Sleep is vital for maintaining your little one fit and the key to their incredible growth. But sometimes, making your toddler sleep isn’t always an easy task. Even those considered as “good sleepers” can have [...]
The Rise of Alcohol Use During the Pandemic and How to Beat Alcoholism

December 30, 2020 Comments Off on The Rise of Alcohol Use During the Pandemic and How to Beat Alcoholism

The COVID-19 pandemic is all-encompassing and longer-lasting than previous traumatic events. Lockdown, self-isolation, and quarantine have led to social disruption and limited access to support and quality health care. Negative local and global economic consequences [...]

Community Representative Announces Candidacy for Fort Collins Mayor

January 13, 2021 0

Gerry Horak has announced his candidacy for Mayor of Fort Collins. The City’s upcoming general election will occur on Tuesday, April 6, with mail-in ballots being accepted in the weeks before the election. Gerry has [...]
Members of Colorado Black Caucus Pass Bills to Provide Economic Relief in Midst of COVID-19 Pandemic

December 6, 2020 Comments Off on Members of Colorado Black Caucus Pass Bills to Provide Economic Relief in Midst of COVID-19 Pandemic

Members of the Colorado Black Democratic Legislative Caucus led the legislature in passing three bills in a special session called by an executive order from Governor Jared Polis to provide much needed economic relief for [...]
Finalists Selected for Colorado Supreme Court Justice

November 13, 2020 Comments Off on Finalists Selected for Colorado Supreme Court Justice

The Supreme Court Nominating Commission has nominated three candidates for a vacancy on the Colorado Supreme Court. The vacancy on the Colorado Supreme Court came from the retirement of the Honorary Nathan B. Coats, which [...]
Letter to the Editor – Amendment B is a Tax Hike, Vote No

November 2, 2020 Comments Off on Letter to the Editor – Amendment B is a Tax Hike, Vote No

This Letter to the Editor is solely the opinion of its author. It does not reflect the opinion of this newspaper. We intend to present messages from both sides of the aisle. By: Michael Fields Don’t [...]
Letter to the Editor – Support for Gordon McLaughlin

November 2, 2020 Comments Off on Letter to the Editor – Support for Gordon McLaughlin

This Letter to the Editor is solely the opinion of its author. It does not reflect the opinion of this newspaper. We intend to present messages from both sides of the aisle. Gordon McLaughlin is an [...]

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