Annie Lindgren North Forty News Fires can wreak havoc in so many ways. For those with homes in the path of the fire, it is incredibly stressful times. Some of these properties play an essential […]
Annie Lindgren, North Forty News Highway 14 through Cache La Poudre Canyon hasn’t always been the paved winding road we are familiar with today. It once was a wagon trail referred to as ‘Stewart Toll […]
The Seaman Fire is located approximately 12 miles northwest of Fort Collins, Colo. and half-mile north of Colorado Highway 14 at Smith Bridge. The fire was started by a lightning strike on Tuesday September 11 […]
Hewlett Gulch Trailhead and brief road closures on HWY 14 will occur Poudre Valley Rural Electric Association (PVREA) will be removing and installing new electric poles with a helicopter on Tuesday, January 16, 2018 in lower Poudre […]
Unable to negotiate right-of-way for a temporary detour, the Larimer County Commissioners on May 20 directed the public works department to begin permanent repairs on flood-damaged County Road 27 at the Narrows. A dispute regarding […]
The residents of Poudre Park and nearby Poudre Canyon neighborhoods have long understood the snowmelt and weather that bring the possibility of floods in the spring and the tree-covered hillsides, blighted by disease and laden […]
So maybe total precipitation in the Cache la Poudre River basin was only 17 percent of average for the month of March. Maybe snowpack was only 55 percent of average at the beginning of April. […]
Early-summer rains provided a boost to wild berry crops, and the hills and stream bottoms of western Larimer County now hold potential for a jam-packed harvest. Chokecherries can be readily found in the Poudre and […]
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