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Tad Boyle’s induction into Northern Colorado Hall of Fame is ‘testament’ to colleagues and players
For the second time in less than two years, Tad Boyle will become a member of a hall of fame in his hometown. Boyle, a Greeley native, will be inducted into the University of Northern Colorado Athletics Hall of Fame next month. He coached the Bears men’s basketball team from 2006-10, leading the program to a striking turnaround in its early years in Division I.
Lucky’s Market Grocery Asset in Fort Collins Sells for $7.3M
A single-tenant retail asset that is fully leased on a long-term basis to Lucky’s Market in downtown Fort Collins, has sold to an undisclosed investor for $7.3 million. The 26,602-square-foot freestanding property was originally built in 1966 but has undergone multiple upgrades since, including a significant multi-million-dollar transformation in 2018. The property.
Boys golf: 2024 season preview capsules
Teams: Boulder, Brighton, Mountain Range, Northglenn, Prairie View, Riverdale Ridge and Westminster. Last year’s result: Finished 15th in the team race at the 5A state tournament. Testing 1-2-3: Sophomore Sam Skubic returns as the leading state qualifier after placing 63rd with a score of 165. The tea: The Panthers,...
Hot weekend, storms begin Sunday
TODAY: Partly to mostly sunny with afternoon highs in the low 90s around Colorado Springs and around 100° from Pueblo to the eastern plains. SUNDAY: Similar temperatures, but high pressure sags south of New Mexico allowing for a flow of moisture to move back into Southern Colorado increasing our chances for afternoon showers and storms. These storms will be isolated yet slow-moving so any storms that form over your area could result in heavy rain over a short period of time.
Who is at fault in a crash under new motorcycle lane-filtering laws
Colorado's new law allowing motorcyclists to pass on the left side of a lane when traffic is at a complete stop might take some getting used to. This is called lane filtering, and the Colorado State Patrol says troopers have been receiving questions about who would be at fault if it results in...
New Strongest Man On Earth To Be Crowned In Colorado This Weekend
It's an event like you've never seen, put on by a Colorado-grown real-life superhero. The Strongest Man on Earth competition is live in Colorado this weekend, where a new "King" will be crowned. The Strongest Men On Earth Take Over Colorado This Weekend. The "Strongest Man on Earth" competition is...
Why Chris Spears Signed on With 9News After Leaving TV for Retail
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Things to do in Denver this weekend, Aug. 16-18
This weekend, enjoy the Civic Center Night Market, the Cherry Creek Fresh Market, a Dunk for a Cure event to fight cancer and a Denver Broncos game. Kick off the weekend by dancing through the decades in Northglenn or shopping at the Civic Center Night Market. Saturday events range from art galleries to Dunk for a Cure event to fight cancer. And Sunday, the Denver Broncos are in town.
Behind the head: Ed McCaffrey plays Miles in homage to Broncos Country
In the third episode of Hall of Famer Terrell Davis and NFL writer James Palmer’s “Salute to Broncos Country” series, the duo try to find Miles the Mascot in the belly of Empower Field at Mile High. In order to help them find Miles, Davis and Palmer...
Veteran receives Purple Heart 54 years after he was injured in Vietnam
More than 50 years after being injured in the Vietnam War, a Larimer County veteran received one of the armed service's most distinguished medals -- the Purple Heart. U.S. House Assistant Minority Leader Joe Neguse presented the veteran with the long overdue honor at an emotional ceremony.For Carl Smith, it is the final leg of a decades-long journey that took him to the jungles of Vietnam, where he was injured twice by explosives, making him eligible for the Purple Heart. It is an honor he should have received 54 years ago but, the military couldn't find his medical records. Congressman Neguse...
Affordable Arts Festival Tabbed #1 in Nation
The Affordable Arts Festival, held annually in August at the Arapahoe Community College (ACC) Littleton Campus, has been ranked as the number one art festival in the country by Sunshine Artist Magazine. This year’s Affordable Arts Festival will be held on Sunday, Aug. 25, from 9am-3pm on the west lawn....
Mosca-Hooper Conservation District offers water education weekend
The Mosca-Hooper Conservation District is having a weekend of agricultural water education events. The workshop and farm tour will help the public learn more about water conservation and soil health, discover new innovations and practices for regenerative soil, and visit local farms to learn their practices. There is no cost...
Feds trying to seize local condo units
A Front Range couple indicted by a grand jury for allegedly using ill-gotten federal pandemic relief money to buy two residential properties in Basalt and two in Snowmass Village are scheduled to stand trial in November. According to federal court records, Joshua Lybolt, 45, of Castle Rock, pleaded not guilty...
Research shows air filters in classrooms improves overall ventilation and air quality
BOULDER, Colo. — We're in the middle of Colorado kids returning to school, which means more time spent inside. We don't get to choose the air we breathe, but improving the air in classrooms is a goal for researchers at CU Boulder, and they're making progress. "We started with...
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