Drop Off Christmas Trees December 29th – January 16th At The Fairgrounds
The Town of Estes Park's free Christmas tree drop-off site will be open Mondays through Fridays beginning December 29th, from 8 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. The site will be open through January 16th. Please note the drop-off site will be closed New Year’s Day. The drop-off will be located at the Community Drive entrance to...
12 Colorado Burger Chains That Deliver Big Flavor Across the State
Colorado has become a burger lover’s paradise, with chains ranging from homegrown favorites to national icons. Whether you’re cruising through Denver, exploring mountain towns, or road-tripping across the plains, there’s always a great burger stop nearby. From smash-style pioneers to frozen custard specialists, these...
Loveland Man Sentenced to 14 Years for Drive-By Shootings and Retaliation Against Witness
In a significant ruling on Monday, Robert Braden Jacobs, a 21-year-old man, was sentenced to 14 years in the Department of Corrections following his guilty plea to a series of drive-by shootings in Loveland back in November 2024. Jacobs pleaded guilty to charges including attempted second-degree murder and aggravated...
Take a Look Inside Greeley’s ‘Christmas Vacation’ RV
It turns out there may be a very good reason that this company in Greeley has a such a strong affinity for the RV in "Christmas Vacation
Gin and Gothic: A Brontë Rocktale
Boulder, CO – Band of Toughs: a theatre collaboratory (BoTs) proudly present a limited engagement of their newest immersive rocktale mashup, Gin & Gothic: A Brontë Rocktale. A site-specific, Victorian gothic romance, literary adventure. Sweeping moors, women in attics, brooding Byronic heroes, all staged in and...
Teenager organizes new northern Colorado Christmas parade
SEVERANCE, Colo. — A new neighborhood Christmas parade in a small northern Colorado town doubled in size in its second year, bringing the community together to build upon a new Christmas tradition that is quickly growing. The town of Severance recently held the neighborhood Christmas parade, an event that...
When the Wind Takes the Roof, It’s Time to Step Up for Longmont Climbing...
Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. On December 19, a powerful windstorm swept through Colorado’s Front Range and caused severe damage to the roof of Longmont Climbing Collective, a valued Longmont Chamber member...
Letter to the editor: Cell phone service needs to be improved in the mountains
There are certain things that both befuddle and disturb me. The first is that there is no consistent cell phone service from the Dillon/Loveland entrances to I-70 down to Morrison. In fact, there is one pronounced gap on the downside of Loveland Pass that leads to I-70 which obviously isn’t part of I-70 itself but is...
What’s the Stanley Chocolate Factory in Estes?
Before it became the Stanley Chocolate Factory, the building was known as The Old Church Shops, and before that, it was a church that dated back to 1909.
Llamas at Shields and Trilby? Why they were there, where they went
Cresting a hill on the western edge of Coyote Ridge Natural Area earlier this month, I kept my eyes peeled for llamas. Yes, llamas. The animals aren't native to Northern Colorado, of course. They originally come from the Alitplano — South America's vast and unforgiving high-altitude Andean plateau that spans Peru,...
