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Windsor High School to Present ‘9 to 5’ Musical April 11 – 13
The Windsor High School Theatre Department will present “9 to 5” at 7 p.m. April 11 – 13, in the school’s auditorium (1100 W Main St., Windsor, Colo.). Tickets can be purchased at whstheatreco.booktix.com or at the door. In the production, three unlikely friends take control...
UCHealth Brings Game-Changing Stroke Treatment to Northern Colorado
Medical Center of the Rockies launches mechanical thrombectomy program. Experts at UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies (MCR) are now treating some stroke patients with a minimally invasive procedure that not only saves lives but also can lead to a higher quality of life after stroke. This advanced technique –...
Trending Houseplants for 2024
Every year in horticulture, there seems to be something new and trending. There is the color of the year, perennial of the year, annual of the year, and even the recently publicized bioluminescent petunias! If you’re on social media, you’ve likely been inundated with influencers giving advice on plant care and interiorscaping, as well as showing of their rare plant exploitations. The pandemic also created new and influential houseplant trends. According to Garden Pals online, “House plant demand surged 18% during COVID.” With the large influx of people working from home, house plants have become more integral to interior design than ever before. With all that in mind, here are some examples of plant categories that I think are going to be trendy this year.
Green Chile Breakfast Burrito: March Colorado Proud Recipe of the Month
The best thing about breakfast burritos is that they’re not just for breakfast! They are a handy way to get all your macronutrients in a convenient, portable wrap that’s great any time of day. Breakfast burritos are a staple in Colorado and can be found throughout the greater...
Northern Colorado Hazardous Weather Outlook: Up to Four Feet of Snow Expected
A significant storm will likely affect the region beginning Wednesday evening. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook along the Front Range. Up to 4 feet of snow is expected in the foothills and along the Front Range. The outlook warns that the Denver metro area...
Fort Collins Mayor Elected as Vice Chair of Platte River Power Authority Board
During Platte River Power Authority’s first board meeting of 2024, the board of directors elected Kevin Gertig, director of Loveland Water and Power, to serve as the utility’s next board chair. The board also named Jeni Arndt, mayor of the City of Fort Collins, as vice chair. Their appointments took effect immediately following the utility’s board meeting.
Record Number of Coloradans Have Applied for Energy Assistance
Colorado’s Low-income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) has received a record number of applications this winter heating season. As of February, more than 112,000 Coloradans have applied for the program, a 4.4% increase over last season. LEAP helps eligible individuals and families pay a portion of winter home heating costs...
Root Shoot Malting Earns Three Medals at this Year’s Malt Cup Competitions
For the sixth year in a row, Root Shoot Malting has brought home awards from the Malt Cup, hosted by the Craft Maltsters Guild. Root Shoot Malting, the Colorado-based craft malthouse supplying the craft beer and distilling industries, earned three medals last month at the prestigious 2024 Malt Cup. The...
Strengthening Local Economies: Governor Announces Outdoor Recreation Grant Recipients
Supporting local economic development and increased access to the outdoors across the Western Slope to Southern Colorado. Recently, Governor Polis and the Colorado Outdoor Recreation Industry Office (OREC) of the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT) announced the final 15 recipients of the Colorado State Outdoor Recreation grant (COSORG). Since October 2022, these grants have helped fund regional projects across the state that are advancing Colorado’s outdoor recreation industry and strengthening local economies.
USPS Unveils Betty Ford Stamp
WASHINGTON — On March 6, the U.S. Postal Service revealed the artwork of a commemorative Forever stamp celebrating the life and legacy of former First Lady Betty Ford. The stamp design was unveiled at the White House by First Lady Jill Biden, Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, and Susan Ford Bales, daughter of former President Gerald R. Ford and former First Lady Betty Ford.
Colorado’s Medicaid Insurance Terminations Seventh Highest in Nation
Two-thirds of Coloradans who have lost their health insurance during Medicaid’s unwinding process are still eligible for coverage – but were terminated due to administrative errors, according to a new Colorado Center on Law and Policy brief. Katherine Wallat, the Center’s legal director, said she has heard from...
Double Wide: 90’s Country Party to Bring Country Fan Fun to Fort Collins
Get your tight Wranglers on, do your hair up big, and see why the band “Double Wide” sells out shows everywhere with its unique blend of music and comedy. For fans of George Strait, Brad Paisley, Kenny Chesney, Tim McGraw, and Brooks & Dunn; the Double Wide 90’s Country Party brings all those songs you love from Alan, Garth, Shania, and more, along with a full comedy show that’ll have you singin’, laughin’, and dancin’ all night long.
Greeley Shares Accomplishments, Vision at State of the City Address
Mayor John Gates delivered the 2024 State the City address Thursday, February 29, at the Union Colony Civic Center to a crowd of over 340 community members and city leaders. The event kicked off with remarks by Greeley City Manager Raymond C. Lee III, followed by Mayor Gates’ keynote, which highlighted progress made in 2023 and outlined Greeley’s future challenges and opportunities.
Pets and Houseplants: How to Have the Best of Both Worlds
Caring for houseplants can be a therapeutic practice, but the potential risk of pets ingesting toxic plants might leave you wondering if it is possible to have the best of both worlds. Many popular houseplant varieties are labeled as “toxic.” Though many are commonly known to be toxic, they may not necessarily be deadly. Toxicity often refers to the possibility of mild irritation or illness following ingestion. Regardless, we should make ourselves aware of what plants can be potentially harmful, and how to protect our pets in their presence.
Red Cross Reminds: Test Smoke Alarms and Turn Clocks Forward
Working smoke alarms cut risk of home fire deaths in half. Daylight saving time begins on March 10, and the American Red Cross encourages everyone to test their smoke alarms as they turn their clocks forward to make sure the devices are working. “Working smoke alarms cut the risk of...
Man Sentenced in Larimer County For Guilty Plea of Theft and Fraud
North Forty News profiled Never Summer Noridic in a November 2019 feature article – https://northfortynews.com/category/life-in-noco/yurt-so-good/. According to the 8th Judicial District Attorney’s Office, the owner later closed the business and kept at least $24,000 in booking fees from people in multiple counties in Colorado and throughout the country.
Project Self-Sufficiency Presents Annual Bring the Power Social
Project Self-Sufficiency of Northern Colorado supports single parents at their annual Bring the Power Social. Their mission is to assist low-income, single parents in their efforts to achieve economic independence, become free from community and government assistance, and build and maintain strong, healthy families. Join them for a social event...
Digital Advertising vs Local Newspaper: Which Is the Better Marketing Investment?
Businesses often try to figure out the best way to invest in marketing between digital and local newspaper advertisements. Better marketing investment is determined by the business budget allocation for the advertisement, target audience, and business goals. Digital ads use internet-based technology and cloud-based platforms to run ads. SaaS companies...
5 Reasons to Visit a Cello Repair Shop Today
Have you ever thought about visiting a repair shop? Whether you’re a cellist or a musician with dreams, taking your instrument to a professional for repairs and upkeep can bring many advantages. In this article, we’ll delve into the five reasons why paying a visit to a repair shop today is worth it.
Your Silent Business Partner: Capital Gains Rules for Your Primary Residence
You always have a silent partner to whom you owe a portion of the profits from your hard work. This silent partner, ready to cash in on your success, is known as the IRS. One of the few exceptions to the Federal Government’s requirement to pay capital gains tax on a long-term investment is on the sale of your primary residence. However, with the recent rapid appreciation in real estate values, we are more often seeing examples where homeowners are forced to pay capital gains with the sale of their property.
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