Road work is expected to this week to repair damage along the 21-mile Pawnee National Grassland Bird Tour. These repairs could continue for up to five weeks. In 2011, multiple rain events washed away large […]
Mountain Outreach Team has scheduled support meetings for High Park Fire survivors through July. Support meetings scheduled for May are as follows: • Stove Prairie School — May 11 and 25, 10-11 a.m. • Buckhorn […]
Plans are moving ahead to construct a pedestrian underpass under Interstate 25 near East County Road 60 to connect the east and west sides of Wellington. The Colorado Department of Transportation has approved a Transportation […]
The Board of Larimer County Commissioners are holding two public listening sessions on Larimer County’s role in Amendment 64/Marijuana regulations for the County. Last November Colorado voters passed Amendment 64, decriminalizing limited personal cultivation, possession […]
The Larimer County Department of Natural Resources has released their list of May guided hikes and programs. On May 1 and 15, the “Nature Notes Club Meetings” will take place. Interested participants are encouraged to […]
Here’s an opportunity to tour six amazing Fort Collins homes, purchase delights from the Sweet Shoppe at the home of Sigrid and Soren Daugaard, 1606 Mathews St., and at the same time contribute to the […]
The Colorado Health Benefit Exchange announced April 5 that it is on track to open a new health insurance marketplace in October that will help small employers provide increased choice of health insurance options for […]
The Wellington Recreation Office has extended registration online for several of the 2013 Adult Coed Softball leagues. The Wednesday Recreation league, the Wednesday Leisure league, the Thursday Recreation league and the Sunday Upper Recreation league […]
April showers bring May flowers — and brought a smile to the face of the Colorado state climatologist. “I’m smiling,” said Nolan Doesken from the Colorado Climate Center’s headquarters on the Colorado State University campus […]
Despite a $2.5 million hit from restoration efforts due to the High Park Fire, Poudre Valley Rural Electric Association remains financially healthy. The member-owned, not-for-profit electric distribution cooperative serving more than 35,000 consumer-members in Boulder, […]
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