Columns
Are You Receiving a Stimulus Check?
by Lucas Casarez With the passing of the CARES Act on Friday, March 27, the federal government is stepping in to reduce the impact of Covid-19 on its citizens and the U.S. economy. Here are […]
Month: March 2020
Columns
ChildSafe-A Place to Heal
by Libby James Photos courtesy ChildSafe Carol Bennis, Executive Director, ChildSafe Valerie Macri-Lind, Clinical Director, ChildSafe In 1986, as Val Macri-Lind and Kandy Moore were beginning their careers as psychotherapists, they noticed an alarming […]
Business & Education
Uncertain Times Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Uncertain Real Estate Investment
Northern Colorado Real Estate Market Will Weather This Storm By: Kareen Kinzli Larsen, Realtor RE/MAX Alliance There is no doubt, we are living through historic times. The COVID-19 outbreak has affected us all in different […]
Columns
Would You Like Your Refund Now or Later?
By Lucas Caserez Have you filed your taxes already? Did you get a great big refund or was it not what you were hoping for? Did you know you don’t have to wait until tax […]
Columns
Publisher’s Letter: Social Isolation Flattens the Curve!
Before this pandemic is over, many hundreds of thousands of people will become infected and many with minor or no symptoms, yet with protective antibodies going forward. But while their own symptoms may be so […]
Business & Education
Two Northern Colorado Organizations Team up to Provide a Solution to Mask Shortage
The COVID-19 pandemic has created unprecedented challenges for the world. Additionally, the pandemic has led to challenges for many organizations whose mission is to protect and treat vulnerable populations while protecting themselves. Lisa Poppaw, Executive Director […]
Art & Lifestyle
Northern Colorado Classical Musician Inspires and Leads Others
By Shelby Britt When I sat down to interview Jephta Bernstein about her organization Off the Hook Arts, I knew it would be a fascinating interview, but I didn’t realize just how much I would […]
Art & Lifestyle
Hey—Where’s the Hay?
by Scott Burnworth Livermore, Colorado It was Thursday morning March 19, 2020. A major storm was predicted for Livermore with near blizzard intensity—and the horses knew it. The Kubota was loaded with 8 bales of […]
News
Wellington Trustees Remove Town Administrator Ed Cannon
The Wellington Trustees have voted to remove Town Administrator Ed Cannon. In an audio recording, obtained from the Town of Wellington, of the virtual meeting via Zoom, the Trustees voted to remove Cannon as a […]
Business & Education
Wellington Main Streets Provides Information for Businesses Affected by COVID-19
Wellington Main Streets is offering assistance to businesses affected by the recent shutdowns. An extensive list of resources has been listed on a website located at https://wellingtonmainstreet.org/covid-19 According to Wellington Main Streets, they may have […]