Month: August 2014

On Aug. 7 the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office was contacted by a 34-year-old Denver woman with facial injuries. The woman was part of a work crew clearing trees on private property near mile marker 19 […]

Curt Pate and Colorado State University Professor Temple Grandin – two internationally renowned beef cattle handling experts – will be featured speakers during a workshop at CSU’s Agricultural Research Development and Educational Center in Fort […]

Survival rates drop by ten percent for every minute a victim of sudden cardiac arrest waits for CPR. From 4-6 minutes, brain damage occurs, with few resuscitation attempts succeeding after 10 minutes. Now, technology can […]

Larimer County Natural Resources announces the 2014 “Small Grants for Community Partnering” grant cycle. Applications are due Friday, September 5, at 5 p.m., with awards announced by February, 2015. These grants are offered to individuals, […]

The Colorado Department of Agriculture’s State Veterinarian’s Office has placed 69 locations under quarantine after horses and one cow tested positive for Vesicular Stomatitis. The quarantines are located in Adams, Boulder, Douglas, El Paso, Larimer, […]

Clean Energy Collective and Poudre Valley REA are hosting a solar reception August 6 at Nordy’s BBQ, 4360 St. Cloud Drive in Loveland. Stop by 5:30-7:30 p.m. for complimentary appetizers and drinks while getting the […]

While humans are basking in the heat of mid-summer, bears know that fall is approaching and they are starting to prepare for their long winter nap. That means bears are now constantly on the move […]

Colorado State University is celebrating a century of field education, research and conservation as part of Pingree Park’s 100th anniversary Aug. 9. The primary purpose of CSU’s mountain campus 50 miles northwest of Fort Collins […]