Life in NOCO
Roamin’ the Range March 2019
What fun to welcome the coming of spring with a quick getaway to a scenic spot somewhere along the Front Range. Whether you are up for hiking, biking, fishing or relaxing in a hot […]
Month: March 2019
News
10-Year Vision and Goals Are Here – Plus Speed Date the Arts
After nearly two years of community engagement, consulting and review, the vision and goals for the new 10-year FoCo Creates Arts and Culture Plan have been released. There are multiple ways to review and respond. […]
Events
No parade? No problem
Saint Patrick’s Day, feast day (March 17) of St. Patrick, patron saint of Ireland. He was born in Roman Britain in the late 4th century. Patrick was kidnapped when he was 16 and taken to Ireland as a […]
Columns
Gearhead Diary: On the level
Matt Bartmann [email protected] “Should it be level, or should it be level with the house?” I’ve been wrestling with that question my whole life. Artwork that’s hanging crooked drives me nuts. To the […]
News
Joyce E. McConnell named as finalist in search for next president of CSU
By Mike Hooker Colorado State University Submission Joyce McConnell, provost and vice president for academic affairs at West Virginia University, has been named as the finalist to become the 15th president of Colorado State […]
News
Efficiency Works provides free LEDs to local food banks
Efficiency Works staff will deliver 3,800 LED replacement bulbs to the food bank whose staff will provide them to their clients for free. The 3,800 LED bulbs have an estimated annual electric bill savings of […]
News
Breaking News: Man arrested for seriously injuring infant
A man has been arrested after seriously injuring a baby. On March 5, 2019, a six-week-old child was taken to an area hospital for serious head injuries. Hospital staff notified law enforcement in accordance with […]
Weather
ALERT: Public Works has closed Club Drive to southbound traffic at Biden’s Gate
ALERT: 3/14/19 – 7:20 a.m. The Timnath Police Department is reporting that Public Works has closed Club Drive to southbound traffic at Biden’s Gate as they attempt to clear six to eight stranded vehicles. In […]
News
Winter Weather is Subsiding in Northern Colorado: Poudre Schools and Colorado State Decide to Resume Operations
March 13, 2019: The snow has stopped while the wind still gusts up to 50 miles per hour in areas. Poudre School District has decided to resume classes on Thursday (unless conditions change). An email […]
News
AMERICAN RED CROSS OPENS WARMING CENTERS IN WELLINGTON AND BERTHOUD
Due to blizzard conditions and road closures, the American Red Cross has opened two warming stations in Larimer County for stranded travelers. The Warming Centers are located at: Leeper Center 3800 Wilson Avenue Wellington, CO […]