Jax Ranch & Home will be sponsoring a free program on canning and freezing. Learn the different methods of canning and freezing and proper safety measures for preserving produce. This will be a great program […]
Due to increased fire activity, but not growth outside the contained perimeter, the Hewlett Gulch Trail is closed as of today. Also today, the Greyrock Trail is reopening. There is some increased fire activity on […]
When volunteers with the Poudre Canyon Fire Protection District gathered for wildfire training on May 13, little did they know that the next day they’d be fighting the one of the largest wildfires in Larimer […]
The U.S. Forest Service is looking for people, who enjoy great views and are not afraid of heights, to volunteer as day-hosts and amateur fire spotters at the only fire tower remaining on the Canyon […]
By Lisa Baird If you’re a fan of the blues, you’ll want to be in Greeley on June 8th and 9th. The Greeley Blues Jam festivities kick off at 5 p.m., on the 9th Street […]
By Colleen Hunt With a funky ska and reggae background, Off Beat Revolution is toe tapping good beats. With the lyrics like why do people focus on the negative things when there’s positive all around, […]
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By Amy Schakel With smooth rhythms and rhymes that run together making it easy to listen to, Brady James’ newly released Dichotomy of Me exemplifies this artist’s talent. The Fort Collins hip hop musician created […]
By Emily Clingman In the true spirit of Americana music, Mosey West’s sophomore album, Merica, feels like a back yard barbecue or a summer road trip. The raspy harmonies of Mike McGraw and Adam Brown […]
By Emily Clingman Self described as an original world beat rock band devoted to wholeness, oneness, healing and connection to the divine, local group LeeLah debuts with Kali’s Fire. With 11 songs about yoga, peace […]
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