Columns
Publisher’s Letter: Expand Your Views!
Have you ever considered that looking out at the same exact scene, we all “see” something somewhat different. On a hot sunny day, a tourist might see a splendid day to be out in nature […]
Month: January 2020
Business & Education
Tanner Brown State Farm Seeks Community Partnerships
Tanner Brown State Farm opened for business in Wellington November 1st of 2019. Tanner worked at State Farm as a team member before becoming an agent. Tanner is driven to help the people in his […]
Business & Education
COLORADO AUDIOLOGY CENTER, THE HEARING PLACE CONTINUES GROWTH UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP
Dr. Brittany Mathisen Takes Helm of Seven Facilities, Providing Hearing Services to Surrounding Northern Colorado Communities The Hearing Place, a network of premier audiology centers with seven locations spanning Northern and Eastern Colorado, is excited […]
Events
Vintage Valentine’s Day Candlelight Tour at The 1879 Avery House
Treat yourself (and your sweetie) to a candlelight Vintage Valentine’s day at the 1879 Avery House. Sip on hot chocolate while you step back in time to an earlier era via the historic artifacts, architecture […]
Politics
State Government Leaders Respond to Baca v Colorado Department of State
The United States Supreme Court has decided to review the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals’ decision in Baca v. Colorado Department of State. The Tenth Circuit in Baca decided that Colorado cannot remove a faithless presidential elector for […]
Columns
The Big Five and a Beetle
The Garbage Gobblers by Libby James Kruger National Park in South Africa has a huge number of interesting and exotic animals. People who go there like to see if they can seek out the Big […]
Events
Clearview Library District and Foundation to Host Author William Kamkwamba February 22
The Clearview Library District and the Clearview Library District Friends and Foundation will host New York Times bestselling author William Kamkwamba as part of the Clearview Reads series on Saturday, Feb. 22, at Windsor High […]
Columns
2020 Update from Red Feather Library
By Creed Kidd Preliminary figures for 2019 are here at Red Feather Lakes Community Library. Physical item circulation was relatively flat at 32,533, a 150 item drop from 2018 and the first flat year since 2011 — […]
Art & Lifestyle
Loveland’s Largest Sculpture is Being Dismantled for I25 Expansion
The five-story-tall, 13-ton sculpture depicting three horses galloping across a span of rails at Interstate 25 and U.S. Highway 34 is being taken down to accommodate a redesign of the interchange. Pieces of Equinox, the […]
Sports
Cattail Creek Golf Gourse Re-Opens After Being Closed Due to Ice
The crew at Cattail Creek has been chipping ice for days. After loads of heavy work, they have announced that the driving range is open for business again. The golf course is a favorite among […]