After nearly two decades, Severance bull fighter still in action at National Western
Thousands of people attend each of the National Western Stock Show’s 28 rodeos, yet Lance Brittan, of Severance, gets what he considers the best seat in the house for every event — although some might debate his description of optimum seating. From …
Read More »Windsor star swimmer thankful to be back in water after heart surgery
Christmas Day started out in typical fashion for Andrew Scott, but in no way did he think he would end up in the hospital. Andrew opened gifts and was watching a movie with his family at about 4 p.m. At that time, Andrew started to come down with s …
Read More »Debbie Raisley, 59, loses cancer battle, Pampered Pelican dream lives on
Some business dreams become reality only after years of planning, endless hours in meetings and exhausting perseverance. But Debbie Raisley’s goal of building her own clothing boutique — Pampered Pelican — came to fruition weeks after she announced …
Read More »Windsor High School students 'Live Life With a Kick' as they remember Manuel one year later
Luis Manuel Reyes Mon had to be smiling from the heavens Friday. “Live life with a kick,” best described Manuel, not only because his kick was the best part of his race when he ran cross country and track, but he did everything with passion. Manue …
Read More »Windsor native Corey Wiemers manning Tactical Operations in Afghanistan
Behind every well-run military operation is a command post that monitors missions and patrols across the globe. This post is known as a tactical operations center. And behind one of the most successful centers in Afghanistan right now is Windsor nat …
Read More »Retired FBI agent brings 'fresh eye' as new Weld County undersheriff
Retired FBI agent Jack McGrath talks coolly about his experiences — when he suited up with a bureau SWAT team during the Los Angeles race riots, when he found the remains of an American prisoner of war beneath a tattered Army uniform in the middle of …
Read More »Natalie MacMaster balances fiddling and family
Natalie MacMaster sighs the long, protracted breath of any mother with young children who wonders how to balance her family with her career and the crazy life that both bring. “I have no answer,” MacMaster said in a phone interview. “I simply don’t …
Read More »- Greeley AARP Tax-Aide offers free tax service
- Board of commissioners, coroner face two employees’ federal complaints
- Sen. Renfroe supports armed teachers on school grounds
- Gardner optimistic about federal funding for wildfire relief
- Town board to discuss Amendment 64 implications, concerns Monday
- Weld Sheriff Cooke says he won’t enforce Obama’s proposed gun restrictions
- Weld commissioners ask for new setback rule
- Law & Order: Turning 49 on the loud side and aliens perhaps?
- Re-4 school district conducting free developmental screenings in February
- NoCoNet holding job fair Jan. 28 in Fort Collins
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