Blaine Howerton
Blaine Howerton, journalist and publisher, captures the heart of Northern Colorado through local news and community storytelling.
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Echo Chamber – April 11
It is hard to imagine the experimental arrangements, intense musical riffs and laser light shows are produced by only three…
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KING CARDINAL – April 5
King Cardinal’s debut EP was released in December 2013, featuring Liz Barnett, Keri Schroeder, Brian Royer (The Carlisles) and Scott…
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Larimer County Sheriff's Office explains changes to concealed handgun permit renewal process
The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office is providing a heads-up to concealed handgun permit holders that a bill requiring an immediate…
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Elder Care Network offers April 15 seminar on advanced directives
Elder Care Network of Northern Colorado will present its monthly free educational series April 15, this time featuring the legal…
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Bee Family Centennial Farm Museum opens for season May 2
The Bee Family Centennial Farm Museum, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, will open May 2 for the…
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CU-Boulder offers well users guide for testing water in areas of oil and gas development
A free, downloadable guide for individuals who want to collect baseline data on their well water quality and monitor their…
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Larimer County, Red Cross and SERVE 6.8 collaborate to provide sandbag protection
Larimer County is working in collaboration with the American Red Cross and the Fort Collins based nonprofit disaster relief organization…
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Concrete canoes race across Horsetooth Reservoir on April 5
Engineering student teams from Utah, Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico will race concrete canoes on Horsetooth Reservoir as part of…
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Larimer County Democrats hosting town hall April 12
Senator John Kefalas, Representative Joann Ginal and Representative Randy Fischer will host a town hall forum at the Council Tree…
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Colorado wheat farmers vote to continue two-cent assessment
Colorado Commissioner of Agriculture John Salazar announced April 3 that Colorado’s wheat farmers voted to continue the two-cent per bushel…