The first reported equine case of West Nile Virus was diagnosed in Colorado last week. Colorado State University’s Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory diagnosed the West Nile positive horse, a 3-month-old colt from Montezuma County. According to […]
Saving the best for last, Fort Collins will send the summer off in style this month with the USA Pro Challenge, Fort Collins Peach Festival and the return of students to CSU. With the Pro […]
Friday afternoon Aug. 16, the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office was notified that two suspicious containers were discovered on the premises of the Centennial Livestock Auction, in the 100 block NW Frontage Rd., just east of […]
Ornamental cabbage and flowering kale are known for their intensely colorful pigmentations. The color does not appear until after prolonged cool weather and a few frosts. They are a great bonus when all of fall’s […]
Gov. John Hickenlooper announced on Aug. 16 more than $4 million in wildfire risk reduction grants awarded for projects throughout Colorado. Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District received $133,780 for its Colorado-Big Thompson Headwaters Partnership project, […]
The 17th Street Arts Festival takes place Aug. 16-17 in downtown Cheyenne. The two-day festival features dozens of juried visual and performance artists from around the region, workshops for young people to learn about their […]
Hundreds of cycling enthusiasts will be pedaling for sustainability education programs and initiatives in the fifth annual CSU Ram Bicycle Classic Sunday, Sept. 22. The event is a non-competitive, scenic bicycle tour of Larimer County […]
Representative Jared Polis (D-CO) will be in Colorado this upcoming week for the third week of the Congressional in-district work period. Rep. Polis will be visiting Loveland, Ft. Collins, Estes Park, Boulder, Evergreen, Edwards and […]
During the week of Aug. 19, Larimer County Road and Bridge Department’s 2013 Chip Seal Program is scheduled to take place in areas north and east of Fort Collins City limits. Next week’s work concludes […]
Starting August 18, trucks will once again begin hauling tons of wood mulch to staging sites in Poudre and Rist Canyons, where helicopters will drop the material on non-federally-owned hillsides that were badly burned during […]
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