Local Aquaponics Nonprofit Recovering from Loss of Facility

September 30, 2020 Steven Bonifazi Comments Off

Nonprofit startup in Greeley Blooming Health Farms has lost its recently acquired facility as a result of an inability to come to agreeable terms with the landlord. The loss of the facility comes as a […]

We spent some time last month discussing the value of a book – and by that we’re not distinguishing between print, electronic, audio or picture books. Each has their place, value, preference and use. For example, there’s a strong correlation between the graphics of a near-wordless picture book and a teen or grownup-intended graphic novel. There’s a direct, extraordinary relationship between the word play of Dr. Seuss and e. e. cummings or Wallace Stevens or Dylan Thomas.

Loveland Public Library and Thompson School District Partnership Provides Materials and Services to Students

September 29, 2020 Steven Bonifazi Comments Off

Thompson School District K-12 students will gain instant access to a full range of Loveland Public Library materials and services beginning Monday, October 5 to meet the ongoing needs of students and families coping with […]

Mental Health Matters: Depression and Why You Don’t Have to Live With It

September 29, 2020 Annie Lindgren Comments Off

Annie Lindgren North Forty News The weight of depression and its related symptoms can affect our personal, professional, and financial lives and those of our loved ones, family, and friends. It can creep in unexpectedly […]

Downtown Greeley: The Place to Be Campaign Launched by Downtown Development Authority

September 29, 2020 Steven Bonifazi Comments Off

The Downtown Development Authority has announced the launch of a new campaign titled Downtown Greeley: The Place to Be to support the downtown business community in response to challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Staff from the […]

Publisher’s Letter: The Timelessness of the Seasons

September 29, 2020 Blaine Howerton Comments Off

The elk are bugling and the smell of wildfire is still in the air as I write this. A few weeks back the snow set the stage for fall and the bugling elk means fall […]

Northern Colorado Remembers Bruce Arthur Lewane

September 28, 2020 Blaine Howerton Comments Off

Former Fort Collins resident, Bruce Arthur Lewane, passed away on September 21, 2020, two days before his 68th birthday. He was born in Racine, Wisconsin on September 23, 1952, to Roy Lewane and Marylou Birdsall […]

Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce Launches 10th Annual Fundraising and Membership Campaign

September 28, 2020 Steven Bonifazi Comments Off

The Fort Collins Chamber of Commerce has announced the launch of its 10th annual Moving Fort Collins Foward! Campaign running from now through Thursday, November 19 to raise funds and new memberships for the Chamber. Over 40 […]

Fort Collins Symphony to Hold “Winds of Change” Concert

September 28, 2020 Steven Bonifazi Comments Off

The Fort Collins Symphony, under the baton of Maestro Wes Kenney will begin its Season 71 Signature Concert Series The Sounds of Change with The Winds of Change live performance Friday, October 2 at 7:30 pm and […]

Federal Funding to Improve Infrastructure at Horsetooth and Carter Lake Reservoirs

September 28, 2020 Steven Bonifazi Comments Off

Larimer County Department of Natural Resources will benefit from funding from the Colorado Federal Lands Access Program totaling $8.6 million, with a $3 million-dollar matching commitment by Larimer County to improve and enhance visitor safety […]

Parking Structures to Resume Normal Operations

September 28, 2020 Steven Bonifazi Comments Off

City of Fort Collins parking structures will resume normal parking enforcement beginning Thursday, October 1 following the “three for free” parking promotion earlier this summer. Individuals parking in the City’s parking structures had the ability […]