Articles by Libby James

QUESTION: I CAN’T FIND ANY REFERENCE TO A RADIO SHOW CALLED NORTHERN COLORADO HERITAGE CONNECTION ON GOOGLE OR THE KCFR SITE. IS THE SHOW NAME RIGHT? Jack Slade and Friends will arrive June 4 at […]

Susan Quinlan’s new book, “Birds of the Rocky Mountain Front Range-a Coloring Book Guide for Aspiring Naturalists,” grew out of her lifelong love of birds. Quinlan’s passion for the winged creatures goes back to her […]

Soaring Eagle Ecology Center in Red Feather Lakes is flying high. This non-profit hands-on outdoor environmental education center has lots of events, classes and building projects underway. Located on 20 acres of forested land near […]

Decade-changing birthdays are big, and they get bigger as the years go by. That’s why Seraina Gessler did something big when her husband, Johannes, turned 70. She invited his favorite musician to play a private […]

QUESTION: ACCORDING TO THE WEBSITE, THE COMPANY IS CALLED PEACE CIRCLES (http://peacecircles.com/contact/). STORY REFERS TO PEACEKEEPER CIRCLES. WHICH IS RIGHT? ALSO, I HAVE CONCERNS ABOUT THE LAST THREE GRAFS. THEY LOOK LIKE EDITORIALIZING TO ME. […]

In the foreword to Kristen Moeller and Leslie Aplin Wharton’s book, “Phoenix Rising: Stories of Remarkable Women Walking Through Fire,” journalist Megan Bettencourt sums up the collection by describing it as a look into the […]

Through May 25, Larimer County Office on Aging’s Powerful Tools for Caregivers class Tuesday nights, 5-7 p.m. MacKenzie Place, 4750 Pleasant Oak Drive, Fort Collins, March 29-May 3; call 970-207-1939 to register. Also offered 3:30-5:30 […]

John De Los Santos worked in other people’s restaurants for 18 years. During that time he earned a degree in history from Colorado State University and a master’s in business administration from Baylor University in […]

Alicia Werner had a going business making slipcovers and drapes when she got a phone call that changed the course of her life. The caller had sold 700 pillows to a customer and had promised […]

Livermore Community Hall has served as a gathering place since 1948. Built on land along the North Fork of the Poudre River donated by local ranchers George and Ernest Roberts, the hall replaced two former […]