Are you active on social media? Do you care about weather? If the answer is “yes,” the University of Colorado Boulder and the National Weather Service want your help investigating hail accumulations from spring and […]
Poudre High School Theatre presents The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 at their high school auditorium, 7 p.m. April 28,29,30 and at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday May 1. “Good People”, directed by Cheryl King, opens […]
QUESTION: I CAN’T FIND ANY REFERENCE TO A RADIO SHOW CALLED NORTHERN COLORADO HERITAGE CONNECTION ON GOOGLE OR THE KCFR SITE. IS THE SHOW NAME RIGHT? Jack Slade and Friends will arrive June 4 at […]
The Rocky Mountain Raptor Program is celebrating mothers, spring and the “baby season” with an open house slated for 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 7. Visitors will learn how approximately 300 feathered friends […]
The Colorado State Forest Service has just released two new online videos to help Colorado homeowners and communities prepare for an imminent threat to millions of trees in the state – the emerald ash borer. […]
|By Avalon Clare| Marc Leverette Photography For local musicians and music lovers alike, April means one thing: the Fort Collins Music Experiment. April 22-23, FoCoMX will draw more than 200 local bands of all genres […]
The “Colorado Skies” column is coming to the North Forty News starting in May. “Colorado Skies” is a long-term column on popular astronomy written by Dr. Roger Culver, professor emeritus of astronomy, who has taught […]
Poudre RiverFest has been awarded a $3,500 Fort Fund grant from the city of Fort Collins. The free event, which is funded entirely by nonprofits and community sponsorships, will be held June 4 from 11 […]
Susan Quinlan’s new book, “Birds of the Rocky Mountain Front Range-a Coloring Book Guide for Aspiring Naturalists,” grew out of her lifelong love of birds. Quinlan’s passion for the winged creatures goes back to her […]
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