Columns
Publisher’s Letter: FATHER or FATHER FIGURE
What Can a Good Man Do? As I write this, the state of fatherhood in America covers perhaps the broadest spectrum it has to date. In decades past, when the man of the house was […]
Articles by Blaine Howerton
Business & Education
Wellington Resident Awarded Prestigious Healthcare Award
A Wellington resident was just recently recognized both globally and nationally by being inducted into the 2020 class of Syneos Health Rising Stars and Luminaries. Kristi Cannon was awarded one of the most prestigious awards, […]
Health and Wellness
Today’s Women — Preventing Dementia
Jill Couch, MS, OT/L Most of us know women who have developed dementia or Alzheimer’s whom we never expected would. As a condition that can change so much of how we experience the world, it’s […]
Film
Fort Collins Theatre Avoids Cancellation with Pivot from Stage to Screen
La-De-Da Performing Arts Avoids Production Cancellation with Pivot from Stage to Screen In March, April and May, Colorado’s Stay-At-Home mandate forced many theatre companies to cancel their stage performances. This was not the case for […]
Music News
Poetry and Drums to the Rescue!
Tim Van Schmidt Yeah, I guess it’s a little weird, a group of mature men meeting in the foothills to hike and read poetry. That’s right — poetry, that old fashioned art that has never […]
Art & Lifestyle
Livermore Panorama: Local Photographer Captures Symbol of a Sacred Promise Made Long Ago
Scott Burnworth Livermore, CO During the afternoon of the first day of June in this rather unprecedented year of 2020, the usual thunderstorms swept through the Livermore area with their typical angry bursts of strong […]
Bikes
Larimer County to Launch E-bike Study at Devil’s Backbone Open Space
Larimer County Department of Natural Resources Launches Exploratory E-bike Study on Select Soft-surface Trails at Devil’s Backbone Open Space Beginning July 15 For the first time, Larimer County Department of Natural Resources will be implementing […]
Gardens & Landscapes
CSU Extension Farmers Market with Covid-19 Safety Precautions
Thank you for supporting local! “Foodies” as well as the healthy eaters among us love the Farmers’ Market that shows up every Saturday at 200 West Oak Street beginning in May and running through October […]
News
Doors Open at Most Loveland City Facilities June 15-16
Under conditions prescribed by State and County public health orders, some of the City of Loveland’s most popular facilities that have been closed to the public since March 18 are set to reopen on Monday […]
Gardens & Landscapes
The Gardens on Spring Creek in Fort Collins has Re-Opened
Welcome Back to The Gardens! The Gardens on Spring Creek re-opened on June 2 in a limited and safe capacity. What to Expect When You Return to The Gardens: The Gardens on Spring Creek’s gardens […]