Sixdog Investments, LLC is voluntarily recalling some cases of their certified organic eggs, because of the potential they are contaminated with Salmonella. This voluntary field action was initiated because of routine testing results, and not […]
Lindenmeier: Looking Forward by Looking Back is two days of festive activities that kick off the 2014 celebration of the world-renowned Lindenmeier archeological site. This year marks the 80th anniversary of the Smithsonian visit to […]
A bill developed by the Commodity Metals Theft Task Force in response to rising concerns about the increased incidence of metals thefts has passed the Colorado Senate and House and is awaiting Governor John Hickenlooper’s […]
Last weekend a group of dedicated Larimer County Search and Rescue (LCSAR) members performed various tasks in a diverse variety of scenarios and successfully passed their re-accreditation test for the Mountain Rescue Association. Over the […]
The City of Fort Collins, Poudre School District and local K-12 students will celebrate the third annual National Bike to School Day on Wednesday, May 7. National Bike to School Day provides an opportunity for […]
In old movie westerns, pesky rattlesnakes always seemed to coil near the rocks and cacti and bite heroes and heroines at the most inopportune times. Of course, there are no good times to suffer a […]
Editor: Community involvement and service with a smile! This is what it’s all about! Boy Scout Troop 94 and Cub Scout Pack 92 came together to collect food to fill our local food bank here […]
Students at Livermore, Red Feather and Stove Prairie Elementary Schools are in for a rare treat. It’s not often that they have a chance to meet the author of a book set in their neighborhood. […]
Being a School Resource Officer for 10 Poudre School District schools is not your typical 8-to-5 job, Larimer County School Resource Officer Deputy Nancy Kay Remington says. Twelve years into a job she thought she […]
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