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Colorado Governor starts food fight with farmers and ranchers

By Jessica Lemmel, (970) 378-0500, jlemmel@coloradolivestock.org Agriculture is a significant contributor to Colorado’s economy, generating more than $40 billion in economic activity annually and supporting more than 170,000 jobs. Jobs in transportation, retail sales, food sales [...]

Available Opportunity Gifts to Females in Sports

September 12, 2019 0

Available Opportunity Gifts to Females in Sports The Colorado Women’s Sports Fund Association (CWSFA) is pleased to announce the availability of opportunity gifts for 2020, to females of all ages for any sport [...]
PSD Board votes to refer mill levy override to November ballot

September 10, 2019 0
JAX Mercantile expands to eighth store location, Cheyenne, Wyoming

September 10, 2019 0
Economic Literacy Colorado Hosts Free Stock Market Experience Training for Teachers Across the State

September 8, 2019 3
New Standalone Jeep Dealership in Northern Colorado

September 1, 2019 Comments Off on New Standalone Jeep Dealership in Northern Colorado
Back-to-school checklist: car seats and booster seats

September 1, 2019 Comments Off on Back-to-school checklist: car seats and booster seats
Chief Deputy Assessor on board

August 31, 2019 Comments Off on Chief Deputy Assessor on board
Innosphere client company, Terafence, selected to pitch at the prestigious Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) Venture Day

August 31, 2019 Comments Off on Innosphere client company, Terafence, selected to pitch at the prestigious Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) Venture Day

House Bill 19-1129: Prohibit Conversion Therapy for Minors, goes into effect. Sponsored by Representatives Dafna Michaelson Jenet, D-Commerce City, and Daneya Esgar, D-Pueblo, and Senator Steve Fenberg, D-Boulder, HB19-1129 bans a state-licensed medical or [...]

Loveland appoints new Chief Information Officer

July 24, 2019 Comments Off

Dan Coldiron, who has served as Chief Information Officer for the City of Fort Collins, will join the City of Loveland as CIO beginning July 22. By Tom Hacker tom.hacker@cityofloveland.org Dan Coldiron, who has directed [...]

What is going to happen to the Hughes Stadium property?

July 9, 2019 Comments Off

More than 50 years ago, the football program at Colorado State University graduated to a new level when 30,000-seat Hughes Stadium opened west of town off Overland Trail, close to the foothills and about three [...]

Mary Young Sworn In As New Greeley Representative

July 8, 2019 Comments Off

Mary Young, a school psychologist, was sworn in today at the state capitol as the next representative for Colorado House District 50 in Greeley, Evans and Garden City. A vacancy committee selected Rep. Young earlier [...]

Windsor Mayor Kristie Melendez to Run For Weld County Commissioner in District 1

July 6, 2019 Comments Off

Republican Kristie Melendez, the current Mayor of Windsor, is announcing her candidacy for Weld County Commissioner District 1. Melendez is a CSU graduate and 4th-generation Windsorite. Her roots run deep in Weld County, going back [...]

CDOT begins the 100 Deadliest Days with increased DUI enforcement

June 13, 2019 Comments Off

Most fatal crashes in Colorado occur during the three-month span between Memorial Day and Labor Day. The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is working to combat this serious issue with increased safety enforcement and outreach [...]

Trooper Tips: Traction Laws

September 16, 2019 0

Trooper Tips: Traction Laws By Master Trooper Gary Cutler It’s that time of year again, so we need to address snowstorms and driving in them. This year there has been some confusion with [...]
Letter from the Publisher: RETHINKING FITNESS

September 15, 2019 2

So many of us are concerned about fitness that when surveyed, most say that being fit is important. But only a small percentage actually pursue health and fitness on a daily basis while so many [...]
Publisher’s Letter: Value vs Profit!

September 14, 2019 0

With the fast pace of modern life we often tend to get caught up in immediate and ephemeral results. It’s often hard to measure what really matters in helping to craft a story bigger than [...]
19 RED FEATHER WRITERS TAKE FIRST PLACE

September 9, 2019 0

The Red Feather Writers’ anthology By Creed Kidd Library Director Red Feather Lakes Community Library The Red Feather Writers’ anthology, Mountain Reflections, took First Place for Anthologies in the CIPA EVVY Contest as announced [...]
What are Bio Bites?

September 6, 2019 0

Bio Bites By R. Gary Raham A biologist-artist’s ruminations about our roles in a science-inspired world The column Bio Bites will chew bite-sized topics in current science and invite readers to digest the implications for [...]
No more bananas? Lessons not learned from monoculturing

September 6, 2019 0

By R. Gary Raham People love to eat bananas. Daniel Workman reported at worldstopexports. com that the top 15 banana-exporting countries spent $13.6 billion dollars in 2018 feeding hungry clients. The United States’ share was [...]
Dispelling Recent Rumors about the Timnath Police Department

September 5, 2019 0

Town of Timnath Mayor Jill Fellow Residents of Timnath: I would like to address some rumors and misinformation that is out there and set the record straight. This council is today and has always [...]

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