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Farm legacy lives on at Yesteryear Show south of Longmont
When Harvey Nelson started the Yesteryear Farm Show in 1986, it was him, his daughter and three tractors, said daughter Valerie Nelson. This year, the three-day event at The Dougherty Museum, 8306 N. 107th St., south of Longmont, has exhibits and activities for all ages, including tractors. The annual event started Friday and wraps up Sunday.
Watch: Ludvig Aberg gets a bloody nose, buries a 53-foot bomb at 2024 BMW Championship
CASTLE ROCK, Colo. — U2 once recorded the album “Under a Blood Red Sky” not far from Castle Pines Golf Club at famed Red Rocks. Instead of Sunday, Bloody, Sunday, it was Saturday, bloody, Saturday for Ludvig Aberg at the BMW Championship. The Swede got a bloody...
Nikola Jokic Sends The Social Media Into A Frenzy After He Spent Whopping Amount On Rolex Watches For His Bronze-Medal Winning Serbian Team
Nikola Jokic’s Serbian team may not have clinched gold at the Paris Olympics, but they secured a well-deserved bronze thanks to the outstanding performances of Jokic and Luka Doncic. Winning the bronze medal was so thrilling for the Serbian superstar that he celebrated it by going shirtless and dancing with his teammates. But the celebrations didn’t stop there; Jokic went on to spend a whopping $375,000 on Rolex watches for his Serbian national teammates.
College GameDay panel doesn't expect hijinks for Colorado football in Week 1
The entire Week 0 College GameDay panel chose Colorado football to take care of business in Week 1 against North Dakota State at Folsom Field. No hijinks are expected, even though analysts the world over are hoping to pounce on the narratives if Deion Sanders' Buffs were to lose to an FCS team.
Big Crackdown on Speeding Coming to Colorado
With over one million vehicles on the roads of Colorado, safety on those roads is an issue. Speeding is a major factor when it comes to "dangerous" driving, and cities are saying they've had enough. How many times have you seen someone "tearing" down a street, well beyond the speed...
Highway 82 mudslide part of heavy monsoon August for western Colorado
Nearly two weeks ago, heavy rains caused a mudslide between Glenwood Springs and Carbondale, closing Highway 82 for several days. The area got more than an inch of rain overnight. As forecasters consider severe weather events like this one, and the potential for rockslides and mudslides, there are a few...
Urgent West Nile Alert: Colorado County Confirms First Human Case
Make sure to protect yourself and be vigilant, because there has officially been a confirmed case of West Nile Virus in Colorado. It is important to remember bug spray and other mosquito repellents because West Nile Virus is transmitted through infected mosquitos. West Nile virus has been reported in Colorado....
Daily Camera photo receives first-place award from Colorado Press Association
The Daily Camera took home seven awards from the Colorado Press Association Better News Media Contest, which were announced on Saturday at the industry group’s annual banquet. The Daily Camera competes against papers of similar size across the state. Photographer Cliff Grassmick received a first-place award for the best...
Tour de Fat brings costumed bicyclists to the streets of Fort Collins, New Belgium Brewing
Tour de Fat returned for another year of costumed cycling fun in Fort Collins on Saturday. Whether you missed it or want to relive the experience, check out reporter Erin Udell's video and visual journalist Logan Newell's photos from the annual event. This article originally appeared on Fort Collins Coloradoan: Tour de Fat brings costumed bicyclists to the streets of Fort Collins, New Belgium Brewing
UNC women’s basketball adds five-star commitment
The UNC basketball team is officially making waves in the Class of 2025 recruiting. Five-star wing, Taliyah Henderson, has announced her commitment to the program this weekend. Henderson is the No. 21 ranked player on the espnW 100 and has played her high school ball at Salpointe Catholic. Out of the 20 players ahead of Henderson on the rankings, only seven of them have committed at this point and no college has more than one of those players. UNC basketball now joins the ranks of the top recruiting classes of the year in 2025. The Tuscon, Arizona, product has a...
Deion Sanders Will No Longer Take Local Questions
After several personal attacks, Deion Sanders reveals the Colorado Buffaloes will no longer take questions from local reporters. Deion Sanders is gearing up for his second year at Colorado and potentially his last season coaching his son Shedeur Sanders. Everyone is fighting to get a preseason look at the Buffaloes and ask the staff and players a few questions ahead of the season.
Arvada West football dominates Fountain-Fort Carson in Zero Week
ARVADA — Arvada West junior Adrian Symalla put the icing on the cake in the Wildcats’ football opener Friday night at the North Area Athletic Complex. The junior running back sprinted past the entire A-West sideline for a 90-yard touchdown to give the Wildcats a 51-7 lead over Fountain-Fort Carson with 8 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. It was the second rushing touchdown for Symalla and the fifth touchdown on the ground on the night for A-West in an eventual 51-14 victory.
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