“It Can Wait”: Fort Collins Leaders Urge Focused Driving
During Distracted Driving Awareness Month, Fort Collins officials and emergency responders are calling for action after a tragic local crash. A new city proclamation urges drivers to keep phones down and pull over for emergency vehicles — simple steps that save lives.
Read the full story at northfortynews.com […]
Are you or someone you know a driven Loveland teen with a heart for service? The Loveland Police Youth Cadet Program is now accepting applications for 2025. This immersive, hands-on experience gives young leaders the chance to work alongside officers, build leadership skills, and participate in real-world law enforcement activities. Apply now and step into a future of service and leadership. […]
Rebranding isn’t just a facelift—it’s a strategy. From Old Spice’s viral transformation to Fort Collins’ own FoCoMX festival revival, successful rebrands tell a compelling story while reconnecting with their audience. In this edition of the Marketing Mastery Series, I break down three real-world case studies and the key lessons you can apply to your own Northern Colorado business.
🧠 Learn what works, what doesn’t—and why a good rebrand starts from within. […]
Blue Agave Grill: Where Southwest Flavors Sizzle in Old Town
I visited Blue Agave Grill in downtown Fort Collins to experience one of Northern Colorado’s most beloved spots—and it did not disappoint. From crab-stuffed avocados to ancho honey-glazed salmon, every dish delivered bold, memorable flavor. Add in a stylish vibe, top-tier margaritas, and a gluten-free friendly menu, and it’s clear why Blue Agave made our Top Eats list.
➡️ Read the full review at NorthFortyNews.com. […]
Fort Collins Police arrested a recently relocated resident, Jesse Romero DiGrappa, in connection with three sexual assault cases reported in March 2025. The investigation has revealed troubling patterns, and detectives believe additional victims may still be unidentified. Read the full story and how to help at northfortynews.com. […]
Feeling Overwhelmed? Larimer County Can Help
From financial stress to mental health struggles, life can get heavy. Larimer County’s Co-Responder Unit (CRU) connects residents with local resources for counseling, crisis intervention, and emotional support. You don’t have to navigate life’s challenges alone.
👉 Reach out at larimer.gov/CRU […]
This weekend in Northern Colorado kicks off with snow showers and chilly temps but quickly transitions to sunshine and spring-like warmth by Sunday. From flurries on Friday to highs in the 60s by the end of the weekend, here’s what to expect across Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor, and beyond. […]
With prom season in full swing, Northern Colorado nonprofit No DUI NoCo is urging parents and teens to take action against impaired driving. Backed by alarming statistics from CDOT and NHTSA, the organization’s “Make the Call” campaign focuses on creating safe plans, keeping impaired drivers off the road, and preventing what should be a night of celebration from turning tragic. […]
Poudre Fire Authority’s newly released 2025 Community Wildfire Protection Plan is calling on Northern Colorado residents to take wildfire preparedness seriously. With updated maps, risk analysis, and local strategies, this plan helps property owners reduce risk and improve survival chances during wildfire season. Read the full breakdown and what it means for your neighborhood. […]
Growing Potatoes: Tips for a Successful Season
By Mary Miller, The Gardens on Spring Creek
Potatoes are the bookends of the garden season—planted in the spring and harvested in the late summer or fall. Native to the Andes and cultivated for centuries, these colorful, nutritious tubers have long connected gardeners across the globe. While the myth of their arrival in Ireland adds charm to their history, it’s the growing process that truly roots us in tradition.
To get started, plant certified seed potatoes once soil temperatures reach a steady 45°F. Cut them into pieces no smaller than a golf ball with at least two eyes, then allow them to cure before planting. Deep, loose, well-drained soil and full sun are key to success. And don’t forget the art of “hilling” as they grow!
With consistent watering—especially during flowering—and proper curing after harvest, you’ll be digging up delicious spuds in no time. From baby reds to purple beauties, each potato tells a story of heritage and homegrown reward.
Read the full guide at northfortynews.com for step-by-step potato-growing tips straight from the experts at The Gardens on Spring Creek. […]
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