Year: 2016

Experience storytime like never before as local children’s book illustrator, Cathy Morrison, reads her book The Prairie that Nature Built, 9:30 a.m. July 7 in the OtterBox Digital Dome Theater at the Museum of Discovery […]

Bob Wilson didn’t exactly drop out of Colorado State University in 1968, he just wasn’t invited to return. “I loved college,” he said. “I just had a few problems with the classes.” Turns out he […]

Celebrate National Grasslands Week, June 19-25, by experiencing all the natural wonders Pawnee National Grassland has to offer. From hiking to birding to stargazing and more, there is something on the grassland for everyone. The […]

As a fourth-generation Colorado rancher and farmer, Rob Graves is part of a continuing tradition. His great grandfather, William Charles and his wife Arista, came from Illinois in 1894 and settled on fertile land near […]

On June 21, the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office will host an active shooter training exercise at Wellington Middle School located at 4001 Wilson Avenue. The training will start at 8 a.m. and is scheduled to […]

Early this morning as I ran west toward the foothills without a single car in sight, I came across a man and his dog. I was running facing traffic in the bike lane, bordered on […]

If you hire someone to care for a loved one while you work, call your mom weekly to see if she is OK, help a parent with finances, take your spouse to doctor’s appointments, or […]

Interest was high as a focus group met June 15 at the Leeper Center in Wellington to discuss the possibility of offering Front Range Community College courses in town. Wellington mayor Jack Brinkhoff, trustee Ashley […]