Cache La Poudre Elementary plans Book Fair
Looking for a place to find a great read and support Cache La Poudre Elementary School at the same time? Stop by the school’s Scholastic Book Fair event Feb. 20 and Feb. 23-27. The community […]
Year: 2015
Educators invited to apply for free seedling trees from Colorado State Forest Service
The Colorado State Forest Service is accepting applications from all Project Learning Tree-trained educators to receive free seedlings from its Fort Collins nursery. Interested teachers may request seedlings for planting projects on public or private […]
BNSF doing emergency rail repair in northeast Fort Collins
Drivers in northeast Fort Collins could be impacted today by a crack in the railroad tracks. BNSF Railway is conducting emergency repairs to its track today at the N. Lemay Avenue crossing south of E. […]
"Stars Go Blue" mirrors Laura Pritchett’s life
“Colorado is the great love of my life.” As she speaks these words, Bellvue-based author Laura Pritchett provides the clue that reveals the central ethos behind all that she writes, whether it be contemporary fiction, […]
New 8th Judicial District Wellness Court hosting open house
Members of the public are invited to an open house to introduce a new problem-solving court designed to provide treatment and other resources to people with mental illness involved in the criminal justice system. The […]
Our view: Lawmakers to address flaws in School Discipline Act revealed in North Forty investigation
Victories sometimes seem few and far between as we sit behind our small desk in our small newspaper office located in a small Colorado town. Last April the North Forty News ran several stories detailing […]
Timnath's Alpine Cabinet was built by tenacity and customer service
Viable businesses are built, not born. However, as with children, growing pains don’t destroy them but rather add to their size and maturity. One of Timnath’s longest standing companies accurately meets that analogy. In 1968, […]
Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission announces streamlined process for public to submit complaints
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission announced today a new, more streamlined process for handling public complaints related to oil and gas development. The new process makes it easier for the public to file […]
Join the fun for full-moon snow adventure in Gould
The magic and mystery of Colorado’s snow-covered nightscape will be revealed to adventurous night-owls during the annual Colorado Parks and Wildlife Full Moon Open House at State Forest State Park, Saturday, Jan. 31 and Saturday, […]
Plan spring, summer camping now
The recent blasts of cold and snow may place camping low on the New Year’s priority list, however, Colorado Parks and Wildlife suggests now is the best time to plan a spring or summer getaway […]