Month: May 2016

Spring and early summer is a popular time at the Baker Draw Designated Shooting Area on the Pawnee National Grassland, so it is also a good time to let everyone know about a management change […]

by Lola Cook June 2: Council meeting 10 a.m. followed by lunch at noon. June 9: Elderhaus free blood pressure clinic, 11 a.m. followed by lunch June 14: Field trip to Farmers Table, 2140 W. […]

Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods announced May 16 that it’s launched a new fundraiser with Grant Farms CSA to bring fresh local CSA shares to Denver. CHUN has been a staple in the Denver community for […]

Linda Kinzli choked up a little when she thanked the members of Wellington Middle School’s Eagle Power class for their contribution to the American Cancer Society. A cancer survivor herself, she told the class how […]

by Verna Tromberg Come on over to the Leeper Center, 3800 Wilson Ave., 7 a.m. on the morning of June 4 to enjoy a pancake breakfast served by the Wellington seniors. Then stay to checkout […]

Driving southbound Interstate 25 from Northern Colorado will get a little bit easier after the completion of a Colorado Department of Transportation climbing lane project south of the Berthoud exit. Work on the project begins […]

“God works in wondrous ways,” Ted Rodenbeck said with a smile lighting up his face as he spoke about his position as lay minister at Chapel in the Pines in Red Feather Lakes. Rodenbeck was […]

Save The Poudre took an official position May 11 against the “new plan” for the Northern Integrated Supply Project (NISP) which STP has been fighting for 12 years. Northern Water recently announced the “new plan,” […]

The U.S. Forest Service is hosting a free fishing fest for kids on the Canyon Lakes Ranger District of the Roosevelt National Forest on June 4 at the West Lake day-use area, located off Red […]