Northern Colorado community health centers face Medicaid, shutdown concerns
As the federal shutdown continues, health centers in Northern Colorado and their patients are concerned about how Medicaid cuts would impact their families and communities.
More than a third of Americans say they’d redo their college experience
More than a third of Americans would redo their college experience if they could (38%), according to new research. A survey of 2,000 adults split respondents by those who have and haven’t received a degree and found that both groups wouldn’t turn down a redo at the choices they made today — including 43% of college...
Big Changes to Windsor E-Vehicle Laws—What You Need to Know
Windsor is changing up their laws around the use of e-vehicles and golf carts.
Laurel Fest Debuts as Fort Collins’ Newest Fall Music Tradition
FORT COLLINS, Colo. — Northern Colorado’s live music scene is getting a new fall tradition. Laurel Fest, a brand-new, two-night, walkable music festival, takes over the Laurel and College area October 18–19 with more than 30 bands performing across Avogadro’s Number, The Atrium, and R Bar.
NoCo Schools Celebrates Agriculture With Local Lunches
Imagine students savoring fresh, Colorado-grown meals that tell a story of local farms and families—it's happening right here in our schools this October.
Big O Tires Donates $5,000 to Project Self-Sufficiency
Big O Tires shows its dedication to supporting Northern Colorado families with a $5,000 donation to Project Self-Sufficiency, a local nonprofit that empowers single parents to achieve economic independence. The donation will help fund Project Self-Sufficiency’s comprehensive programs which provide childcare,...
‘Puffs’ star excited to share comedic Harry Potter spinoff
Greeley West senior Fatima Lone is taking center stage as the lead female role in this year’s fall play, Puffs, which will be performed on November 7th and 8th. The production, a hilarious and heartwarming parody inspired by a certain well-known wizarding world, marks the school’s first non-musical play in several...
439 books donated to Estes Park elementary school students
Despite falling short during fundraising — businesses again just aren’t able to give this year as they have in prior years — the Plant a Book, Grow a Child program was able to place 439 books into the hands of 282 local elementary school students last week during the Scholastic Book Fair. To pull it off, the Estes...
New Food Hall Planned for Estes Park
A new dining destination is coming to Estes Park, taking over an old shopping center. Gaslight Square Shops (200 Moraine Ave.) is being converted into a food hall, according to construction records that show the project is moving forward. The remodel of the 9,500-square-foot property includes demolition, structural...
FoCo History: The Choice City Used to Have a Pickle Factory
Over 20 years have passed since there was a company producing pickles in Fort Collins. Now, the site is a local solar array for locals to use.
