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Thirty Years and Counting
It amazes me every time our volume number moves up one number, and our editions go back to zero. What does that mean in “layman’s terms?” It means we have made it past 30 years […]
Year: 2023
Art & Lifestyle
Global Village Museum Celebrates 12 Terrific Years
A true museum gem, the Global Village Museum of Arts and Cultures will commemorate 12 awesome years with two events this month to which the public is cordially invited. The Museum will host a free […]
Business & Education
Rotary Club of Fort Collins Seeking 2023 Grant Applications
The Rotary Club of Fort Collins (RCFC) plans to award financial grants to deserving 501(c)(3) non-profit service organizations located in the Fort Collins area. Grants will be awarded in specific categories quarterly. For the third […]
News
Loveland School Threats Lead to Student Call for Action
According to a recent press release issued by the Loveland Police Department, police have been actively investigating numerous school threats since Wednesday, March 29. All threats have been received through the Safe2Tell Act, C.R.S. 24-31-601. […]
Life in NOCO
Support Local Farming, Your Local News AND Help Feed Those Who Can’t
by Blaine Howerton I embarked on another journey in March. I took over HOPE Farm & Community Garden operations at 1601 North Shields. For years, I have been trying to figure out how to diversify […]
Life in NOCO
Meet Evie – The First All-Electric Mobile Library in the Mountain West
Old Town Library (201 Peterson Street, Fort Collins) will celebrate Evie at an event open to the public on Saturday, April 22 from 10 am to 1 pm. The all-electric bookmobile will be providing materials, […]
News
Winter in the Northwest: Surviving Today and After the Snow Melts
Winter in the Northwest: Surviving today and after the snow melts By Rachael Gonzales It has been a tough winter for wildlife in the northwest corner of Colorado. Since the start of the season, the […]
Life in NOCO
City Hall Lobby and Offices Call for Entries
The City of Fort Collins is accepting submissions for artwork to hang in the City Hall Lobby, Conference Room, and City Attorney’s Office. Submissions are reviewed quarterly, and artwork is replaced every four to six […]
Columns
Photo of the Week: “Surveying my Kingdom”
Paul Navarre took this photo outside his home in Fort Collins. One can only imagine what is going through that beautiful bird’s mind. Each Week North Forty News features a photo submitted by one lucky […]
Gardens & Landscapes
A Look at Ancient Garden Trends
by Jessica Clarke, Horticulturist, Gardens on Spring Creek There is archeological evidence that most ancient societies had gardens – even highly specialized ones. For this article, we will dabble into just a few ancient […]