Steve Manshel Takes the Stage in Loveland
Firefall veteran Steve Manshel performs August 21 at Hub Cafe in Loveland with a band of accomplished Colorado musicians. → Read the full story: Steve Manshel Takes the Stage in Loveland
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Colorado Workers Would Sacrifice Pay to Escape Tough Commutes
Colorado workers say avoiding some of the Denver metro area's toughest commutes could be worth thousands of dollars in annual salary, according to a new nationwide survey. → Read the full story: Colorado Workers Would Sacrifice Pay to Escape Tough Commutes
8th Judicial District Opens Applications for Citizens Academy
Applications are open for the 8th Judicial District Attorney’s fifth annual Citizens Academy, a free four-week program offering Larimer and Jackson County residents an inside look at the local criminal justice system. → Read the full story: 8th Judicial District Opens Applications for Citizens Academy
Back-to-School Costs Offer Families Money Lessons
Back-to-school shopping can strain family budgets, but Credit Union of Colorado says parents can turn the annual expense into a hands-on lesson in budgeting, comparison shopping, trade-offs and smart financial decisions. → Read the full story: Back-to-School Costs Offer Families Money Lessons
Magic Rat Film Showcase Returns for Season Two
The Magic Rat Film Showcase returns for Season Two on August 19, giving independent filmmakers a Fort Collins stage and audiences a fresh way to experience local creative storytelling. → Read the full story: Magic Rat Film Showcase Returns for Season Two
Fast-Moving Wildfires May Leave Western Forests Unable to Recover
New research involving Colorado State University finds fast-moving wildfires cause more severe forest damage, leaving fewer surviving trees to reseed burned landscapes and increasing the possibility that some forests may not recover. → Read the full story: Fast-Moving Wildfires May Leave Western Forests Unable to Recover
Palisade Peaches Named Colorado’s Most Nostalgic Summer Food
Palisade peaches topped Rocky Mountain trout and Pueblo green chile as Colorado’s most nostalgic summer food in a national survey exploring the powerful connection between food, home and memory. → Read the full story: Palisade Peaches Named Colorado’s Most Nostalgic Summer Food
Greeley Ice Haus Skaters Shine at State, National Competitions
Greeley Ice Haus figure skaters earned top finishes at state and national competitions this summer, including a national bronze medal and a second-place team finish. → Read the full story: Greeley Ice Haus Skaters Shine at State, National Competitions
More Than 6,000 Students Move Into CSU Residence Halls
More than 6,000 students are moving into Colorado State University residence halls this week, with Tuesday expected to bring the heaviest traffic around the Fort Collins campus. → Read the full story: More Than 6,000 Students Move Into CSU Residence Halls
Float Like a Buffalo Fires Up Free Windsor Concert
Float Like a Buffalo brings its horn-heavy blend of funk and rock to Hoedown Hill in Windsor on August 18 for a free concert. → Read the full story: Float Like a Buffalo Fires Up Free Windsor Concert