Articles by Libby James

She calls the place where she works a studio with a view, but that’s a serious understatement. Children’s book illustrator Cathy Morrison spends most of her day high above the ground level of her mountain […]

Troy Seaworth grew up on the family farm, more than 1,000 acres of irrigated cropland north of Wellington. The farm produces beets, corn, dry beans, hay, and some wheat and alfalfa. When the time came […]

by Lola Cook This month we back off a little from our schedule of activities, giving everyone some time to recover from the holidays. Come and join us on Thursdays and have lunch at noon. […]

by Verna Tromberg Wow! 2014. I hope everyone had a joyful holiday season. Jan. 3, SALT meeting, 10 a.m. Jan. 6, We’ll play cards after lunch Jan. 8, Free blood pressure readings. Jan. 31, Bingo […]

Welcome to a brand new year filled with possibilities for roaming round the Front Range to discover whatever excites and delights you. Here are a few ideas. The Andy Warhol art exhibit which opened at […]

Wellington Town Administrator Larry Lorentzen presented the budget for 2014 to the town trustees on Dec. 10. “Most items remain close to last year’s figures,” he said. In his message to the board, he noted […]

The big silver grain elevator at 8181 First St. in Wellington will soon have a new tenant. By February or March, Askew Brewery will take up residence alongside Grouse Malting and Roasting Company, which already […]

On Jan. 1, 40- and 60-watt incandescent light bulbs, which have been around for 140 years, will no longer be manufactured in the U.S. or imported. Fifty percent of U.S. household lighting uses 60-watt bulbs. […]

Most writers toil away in solitude. For many years Sally Roth was one of them, and during that time she produced 20-some definitive books on weeds, herb gardening, perennials, attracting songbirds to your garden, butterflies, […]