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Maceo Parker
by Cici Sharstrom With roots stretching back to the very birth of funk and jazz music, Maceo Parker is renowned for his work on the saxophone. He began his musical career as a sideman for […]
Month: October 2014
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Elise Wunder
by Cici Sharstrom With a sultry voice that digs its roots into the soul, Elise Wunder is emerging as one of Northern Colorado’s most promising new artists. Her style is something familiar, timeless, and yet […]
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Living Dead Invade Fort Collins
by Mikaela Antonelli On October 25 the dead are going to rise again, but not to eat our brains — to help the children of Northern Colorado. It is the 6th annual Zombie Fest hosted […]
Lynn Parker defends his business move to farm west of Wellington
In a friendly style meeting with Larimer County Commissioner Tom Donnelly at the T-Bar Inn on Oct. 2, the conversation quickly turned to the topic of Lynn Parker, who has been moving structures and equipment […]
Longmire Author Craig Johnson in Fort Collins on Oct. 30
Celebrated Western mystery author and Fort Collins favorite Craig Johnson is coming back through town! This time the author will be speaking at the Midtown Arts Center, located at 3750 S. Mason Street, on Thursday, […]
Letter: Vote Udall for Senate
Editor: Are you aware that the 2013 shutdown of the federal government by Cory Gardner and other Congressional Republicans reduced real GDP by at least $16 billion, resulted in the closing of Rocky Mountain National […]
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Sex and the Choice City: 50 Shades of Ray
by MALINI BARTELS He runs through the streets of Old Town Fort Collins in the 1 p.m. sunshine. Ponytail – shades – no socks. His name is Ray Harvey, and I think he is the most […]
Bumper crop, bummer prices for NE Colorado harvest
Northeastern Colorado farmers had an end-to-end good year, though crop prices kept the euphoria to a minimum. “Dryland wheat farmers did really well; there were exceptional yields,” said Bruce Bosley, the extension agent for cropping […]
Natural-breeding techniques highlight CSU wheat program
Variety may be the spice of life, but for dryland wheat farmers it can also be their bread … and maybe even their butter, through crop-testing programs run by Colorado State University. “What really makes […]
Letter: Vote No on Proposition 105
Editor: Our family has farmed for 70 years here in Larimer County. We are totally committed to sustainability in all of our farming. We grow organic crops, conventional non-GMO crops and GMO crop varieties on […]