Blaine Howerton
Blaine Howerton, journalist and publisher, captures the heart of Northern Colorado through local news and community storytelling.
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Pets and heatstroke: Watch for the signs
By Teva Stone Wellington Veterinary Hospital With very warm August temps, it is important to be aware of heat stroke.…
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“Roosters” make their appearance
In late summer, flowering stems—“roosters”—rise above their flock of hens-and-chicks (Sempervivum), a tough, cold-hardy succulent that’s nice for nestling among…
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CSU fans pack streets for stadium opening day
By Blaine Howerton North Forty News Thousands of people are in the streets at CSU campus, waiting eagerly for the…
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Fort Collins offers free wood mulch in August
The City of Fort Collins Forestry Department will provide free wood mulch to the public on Saturday, August 5, and…
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New trail to connect Loveland and Fort Collins
Construction crews broke ground in July on a new concrete trail that will connect Loveland and Fort Collins and each…
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Reduced rates for low income and non-profits, plus hands-on job training, at PVREA’s new solar farm
A break for low-income households, a boon for non-profits such as schools, fire stations, and others, and an opportunity for…
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Getting ready for the Mountain Festival
In just a few weeks—on September 3, 2017, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.—this hayfield will be bustling with the family-friendly Mountain Festival,…
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Eating out of your hand
You’ve seen the videos and the posts on Facebook: Someone holding a small container of sugar water and swarmed by…
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Two black yaks—Thelma and Louise—are still on the lam
“I had just brought my first five yaks home,” says Terry Clingan of the Buckhorn Canyon in rural Bellvue. “A…
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Fort Collins Museum of Discovery and Poudre River Public Library District announce new History Connection website
FORT COLLINS, CO – The new site offers improved functionality for local history research. The Fort Collins Museum of Discovery…