LAKEWOOD – Colorado’s agricultural exports increased 20 percent to $718 million in the first seven months of 2011 over last year’s exports, according to figures released Wednesday by the state department of agriculture. The state […]
A company called Front Range Brew Tours, which lists a Fort Collins address on papers filed with the Colorado Secretary of State’s office, is racking up Better Business Bureau complaints from consumers who say they […]
The Carr Community Church, formerly Carr Presbyterian Church, celebrated its 100th anniversary on Aug. 27 with approximately 175 people attending. Everyone enjoyed a barbecue, gospel music by West Wind Connection and the Burds, silent auction, […]
The Unwanted Horse Fund, which appeared on Colorado state income tax forms for the first time in 2011, raised $88,000 to help with unwanted horse programs. The tax check-off makes it easy for taxpayers to […]
The annual multi-public-agency surplus equipment auction takes place on Saturday, Oct. 1 at 10 a.m. at Larimer County’s The Ranch, on the east side of I-25 directly across from Fort Collins-Loveland Municipal Airport at the […]
Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests and Pawnee National Grassland (ARP) recreation planners are conducting an outfitter-guide needs assessment to determine the public and agency need for commercial recreation activities across the forest. Commercial outfitters and […]
Last week, three of the farm’s buses were vandalized with swastikas and other graffiti. The buses symbolize the farm’s community – each bus was painted by CSA members, children, and volunteers. The Aurora Public Library […]
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commissioners Thursday set mountain lion hunting harvest limits for 2012. The commission unanimously approved raising the mountain lion harvest limit for the 2011-2012 seasons by 26 cats to 618, an increase […]
If Helen of Troy’s beauty once “launched a thousand ships and burnt the topless towers of Ilium,” the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service hopes that the charm of the black-footed ferret’s whiskered nose and masked […]
As Jacques Rieux hikes up the Hewlett Gulch trail near Poudre Park, he often thinks of himself as a gardener. “An uncared-for wilderness is like an untended garden,” he said. “Doing this gives me a […]
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