by Meg Dunn Historic Preservation is often associated with nostalgia and rich, old, White men. Nostalgia can be a good thing. A 2012 study found that “Nostalgia increases feelings of social connectedness to others.” So […]
By Curtis Hubbard [email protected] (303) 908-2378 Proposition DD isn’t just a win for Colorado’s water, it’s a win for the state’s economy — which is why the measure has drawn widespread support from chambers of […]
By Rebecca Ferrell CPW Statewide 303-866-3203 x4608 Twenty chicken sandwiches, 10 large orders of french fries, 10 soft drinks and 10 milkshakes. That’s the approximate fast-food order needed to total 20,000 calories, the amount Colorado […]
By John Temple and Greg Moore There was a time, not so long ago, when the two of us were foes in a “newspaper war.” We thought that the winner would be in a position […]
By Bob Overbeck, Larimer County Assessor, [email protected] Working to maintain high appraisal standards, a longer period of market sales data, and improving best practices were a few of the recommendations from an independent review by […]
Getting Rid of Your Private Mortgage Insurance By: Kareen Kinzli Larsen, Realtor RE/MAX Alliance You know that feeling of finding a $20 bill in the back pocket of jeans you haven’t worn in months? Well, […]
Contact: Natalie Sawyer, Bird, 866-205-2442, [email protected] Aaron Fodge, Alternative Transportation Manager, Colorado State University, 970-491-2823, [email protected] Amanda Mansfield, Transportation Planner, City of Fort Collins, 970-416-2040, [email protected] Today the City of Fort Collins and Colorado State University (CSU) announced […]
A new townhome development in Northeast Fort Collins will hold a grand opening celebration October 25-27. Located at Greenfields Drive and East Vine Drive, the 89-unit community is less than a 10-minute drive to Old […]
Bio Bites By R. Gary Raham My wife and I spent a pleasant October weekend recently “leaf peeking” in southern Colorado and visiting a historic site near Canõn City: the dinosaur quarries of the […]
When I was a ninth-grader in Seattle, Washington in 1951, the criterion for getting an “A” in physical education had nothing at all to do with moving one’s body. All you had to do was […]
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