Calling all artists, inventors and fearless creators. The Fifth Annual Young Entrepreneur Tournament is now enrolling participants 18 and under. The Young Entrepreneur Tournament is a four-consecutive-Saturday series that inspires and teaches participants to develop […]
The Colorado Department of Transportation has selected 19 northeastern Colorado projects to receive matching funds from the federal Transportation Alternatives Program, including $193,942 for completing the Boxelder Interstate 25 underpass in Wellington. “TAP project applications […]
Kids in Larimer County will stand up against tobacco today as they join thousands of young people nationwide for the 20th annual Kick Butts Day. More than 1,400 events are planned nationwide. Organized by the […]
9Health Fair will be held at the POA Building on Firehouse Lane, Red Feather Lakes 7-11 a.m. on Saturday May 2. Organizer and Red Feather resident Jeanette Heath welcomes the challenge of providing services needed […]
People move to the mountains to be surrounded by woods, but that decision comes with a responsibility: Homeowners must be fire-wise. “It’s very important to take responsibility for where you live and the environmental factors,” […]
Today there are 17 microbreweries in Fort Collins. When Joe Neckel Sr. opened the Old Colorado Brewing Company on the ground floor of the Northern Hotel on College Avenue in Fort Collins in 1989, his […]
by Verna Tromberg We play cards after lunch on the first Mondays of every month. On the first Wednesday of the month Elderhaus provides us with free blood pressure screening before lunch. On the first […]
by Lola Cook Easter is so early this year that we’ll be wearing our Easter bonnets when we gather for lunch on April 2. See how fancy you can get! Ar. 2, Council meeting 10 […]
Due to unseasonably warm, windy weather and dry conditions, the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office requests residents exercise extreme caution with any potential source of ignition. We are also in a time of year where vegetation […]
Timnath was founded in 1882 with predominantly agricultural roots, although fur trading was also a popular early occupation. According to the 1930 U.S. census, the population was still a mere 169. Farmers went about their […]
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