Editor: Kate Hawthorne’s articles about the Hewlett Gulch and High Park fires (June 2012 issue) are organized and very relevant. It is eerie how the former included the remark “..and what the driest summer since […]
We are the last pioneering family (McMurrys) associated with the historic Greyrock Area Grazing Allotment north of the Poudre Canyon and southwest of Livermore. This area has been recognized as cattle country since the first […]
When volunteers with the Poudre Canyon Fire Protection District gathered for wildfire training on May 13, little did they know that the next day they’d be fighting the one of the largest wildfires in Larimer […]
As your elected District Attorney and County Sheriff, we are jointly responsible for maintaining public safety throughout Larimer County. Combined, we have over 50 years of experience in protecting the community from crime through wise […]
Bring up the subject of affordable high-speed Internet to some of our rural Larimer County readers, and a frequent reply is “High-speed? Heck, we haven’t even got low-speed — which is just a notch above […]
Transitional Colorado Assessment Program testing is under way in local schools. We’re not allowed to show you the process — even if we wanted to — according to the Colorado Department of Education. If we […]
When Larimer County Board of County Commissioners convened a June 2011 work session to discuss continuing deficits at the county-owned and -managed The Ranch events complex, Public Works Division Director Marc Engemoen didn’t have good […]
We’re looking forward to this year’s Budweiser Super Bowl commercials. At $3.5 million for each 30-second spot, Anheuser-Busch hopes that their 10 or so Bud commercials are memorable and create a social-media buzz for months […]
Happy New Year to our NFN readers! We’re looking forward to the end of this dad-nabbed double-dip recession, but also have a few predictions for 2012: • Despite what the Mayan calendar foretells, the world […]
If you’ve participated in a visioning process, some of you may share our skepticism. Having suffered through at least a dozen economic development visioning exercises (also known as charrettes) over the last 30 years, we […]
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