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Leadership Fort Collins 2025-2026 Class Projects Announced

Leadership Fort Collins, a program of the Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce, educates and motivates leaders committed to shaping the future of our community, while encouraging inspired, active involvement that contributes to community betterment. The 2025-2026 Class features thirty-three current and emerging...
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From Single Drive-Thru to 100+ Across America: Ziggi’s Coffee’s Bootstrapped Triumph

A Rocky Start That Forged Resilience (Image Credits: Pexels) Longmont, Colorado – Brandon and Camrin Knudsen launched their coffee venture in 2004 amid financial strain and family demands. What began as a modest shop serving just $146 in daily sales evolved into a thriving chain through sheer determination and...
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Colorado history panel offers insights on today’s democracy

On March 9, the Colorado State University Democracy Summit hosted a Colorado history panel featuring historians and professors that offered a historical perspective on both state and federal democracy for CSU students and community members. The panel discussed episodes in Colorado history, education’s role in...
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Open burning restrictions take effect Thursday in Estes Park

Due to dry conditions, high temperatures, strong winds and a lack of moisture, the Estes Valley Fire Protection District will begin Stage 1 open burning restrictions effective at 8 a.m. Thursday for the Estes Park area. Open burning that is not allowed under this restriction includes wood-burning recreational fires...
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Commission fines company over $1 million for oil, gas leak at well in Galeton

A commission investigating Chevron and Noble Energy for a major leak at a facility in Galeton, Colorado, voted unanimously to fine the company over $1.5 million. The leak sprayed oil and gas over several days and caused nearby residents to evacuate.
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Man Found Unresponsive Leads To DUI Arrest

Early morning welfare check in Weld County uncovers suspected drugs, firearm, and impaired driving. A welfare check in Weld County early Tuesday morning led to the arrest of a 19-year-old man on multiple charges, including suspicion of driving under the influence and drug-related offenses. According to the Weld...
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Health officials confirm measles case in Weld County adult

Colorado health officials have confirmed a case of measles in an adult residing in Weld County.
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Some workers striking at the JBS meatpacking facility say they were put in danger...

GREELEY — Some workers among the thousands striking at the JBS meatpacking plant in Greeley on Monday said they were doing so because they’re routinely exposed to on-the-job risk, including being forced to use dull knives that increase the odds of the blade slipping and cutting them, and wearing clothing on the line...
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JBS strike enters day 3 with press conference near corporate offices

GREELEY, Colo. — On the third day of a strike involving about 3,800 workers at one of the nation’s largest meatpacking plants, union leaders and employees gathered on Wednesday for a press conference near the corporate offices of JBS USA. The strike began on Monday morning at the...
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Wellington wildfire contained before it reaches nearby homes

WELLINGTON — A small vegetation fire in southeast Wellington the afternoon of March 18 burned more than acre in a drainage area near some homes. The fire was first reported at 2:01 p.m., and crews arrived “within a few minutes,” Wellington Fire Chief Todd Germain told a Coloradoan reporter at the scene. The Larimer...

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