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Estes Park's Stanley Chocolate Factory Adds a $1 Million Carousel to Its Sweet Empire

A former church and retail space on downtown Estes Park’s Elkhorn Avenue has been converted into a chocolate factory, with a custom-built carousel added this fall. The Stanley Chocolate Factory opened Nov. 28, 2025, offering visitors chocolate-bar making and tastings; the carousel is the latest addition to the complex.

Estes Park, CO · 9h
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Estes Park Trail Gazette

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Estes Park Restaurant Week aims to bring diners back in the door

Estes Park’s inaugural Restaurant Week begins Friday, offering 10 days of special menus at 46 local restaurants. The event runs through Nov. 22, during a traditionally quieter stretch between fall festival season and the town’s holiday tree lighting. Restaurant Week chair Val Thompson of the Estes Chamber of...

Estes Park, CO · 11h
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CSU, Wyoming to end consecutive games streak dating to World War II

A streak dating back to 1946 will end. The Colorado State and Wyoming football teams aren't scheduled to play each other in the 2027 season. Barring the two meeting in a postseason game, it will end 81 seasons in a row for the teams to play each other. The last break was from 1943-45 due to World War II (CSU didn’t field a team in 1943 and 1944). The break comes as conference realignment and schedule changes have split the teams. CSU left the Mountain West for the Pac-12, beginning in the 2026 season. Wyoming stayed in the Mountain West. The teams managed to get a nonconference game on the schedule for 2026 ( won 35-13 by the Rams ) and have signed a deal to play every year from 2028-2036 . But no agreement was reached for a 2027 game. With a series of schedule changes for 2027 taking place , the Rams will play seven home games and not play Wyoming. Both teams already had full nonconference schedules for the 2027 season when the conference split happened. The Border War series began in 1899 and has been played almost every year since. The 2027 season will be only

Fort Collins, CO · 1d

The Coloradoan

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Principal failed to report Poncelow, prosecutors claim | Exclusive

This story references sexual crimes against children. Resources have been included. Years before former Poudre School District counselor Cassandra Poncelow was arrested and eventually sentenced to prison for the sexual exploitation of children, multiple people raised concerns about her conduct to Poudre High School's principal, according to the 8th Judicial District Attorney's Office. Prosecutors allege concerns were not handled as required under Colorado's mandatory reporting laws, the office said after Poncelow's Oct. 26 sentencing. "Throughout the investigation, it was determined that several reports were made to the principal of Poudre High School during the years Ms. Poncelow was employed," Kylie Massman, spokesperson for the 8th Judicial District Attorney's Office, said in a statement. "The principal never documented these reports or reported them to law enforcement, as she was required to do by law." Massman later confirmed to the Coloradoan the principal was former Poudre High School leader Kathy Mackay. Mackay led Poudre High School for more than a decade and spent more than 25 years with PSD before her resignation in 2024 , according to previous Coloradoan reporting. She now serves as high school principal at The American Community School of Abu Dhabi, according to the school's staff page on

Fort Collins, CO · 21h

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Colorado State was getting blown out by Boise State at halftime, then cameras caught a coach charging at a player and sparking an ugly altercation

Colorado State's struggles are adding up.

Fort Collins, CO · 2d

Fox News

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MICHAEL RUIZ: JonBenét Ramsey's father challenges DA after report says family shouldn't have been cleared

Boulder County DA Michael Dougherty's remarks on the JonBenét Ramsey cold case sparked a fierce response from her father over DNA evidence use.

Boulder County, CO · 11h

The Coloradoan

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Two of Colorado's best high school basketball players sign with CSU

Two of the best high school basketball players in Colorado will join CSU for their college careers. Colorado State has announced the signings of Luke Howery and Makenzie Jones to CSU's men's and women's basketball teams, respectively, on the Nov. 11 signing day. The left-handed Howery is rated by 247Sports as the top prospect in his class in the state. The 6-foot-5 Chaparral High School combo guard averaged 19 points, 9.2 rebounds and 5.1 assists per game last season as a junior as he earned Class 6A first-team all-state honors. Blessed! Can’t wait to make an impact for the best team in my home state! https://t.co/PJtlO33v4b — Luke Howery (@HoweryLuke) November 11, 2026 Jones is a 6-foot-1 guard from Mullen High School. She averaged 17.2 points, 7.5 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game as a junior. Three times she has earned all-state honors, including first-team in 2025. Jones helped Mullen win a 2025 state title. Keeping one of the best in state ✅ pic.twitter.com/e8sLhv2q53 — Colorado State Women's Basketball (@CSUWBasketball) November 11, 2026 Here's a look at other signings from CSU sports on Nov. 11 (this will be updated as new signings are announced): CSU men's basketball Luke Howery, 6-5

Fort Collins, CO · 13h

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Strike 1: CSU’s Jim Mora is done tearing down, and now he’s ready to build back up

After losing at Utah State two weeks ago, Colorado State head coach Jim Mora was pissed. And he let everyone – even the CSU radio broadcasters – know about it. The head coach’s angry, “heads are going to roll” vibe that blared through the radio after that game was impossible to miss. Clearly, Mora Jr.’s players and coaches (on defense) had not lived up to his expectations for most of the season to that point. He’d had enough. It was fair to wonder if the veteran coach was going to continue to go even further tearing down the program that he’d been hired to rebuild. When you say you’re going to “drop the hammer” on folks in your own program, you’re signaling that your hammer isn’t necessarily ready to be used for reconstruction purposes just yet.

Fort Collins, CO · 1d

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Motocross tragedy near Longmont leaves family hoping to bring boy, 7, home to Colombia

A 7-year-old Lakewood boy died in a motocross crash north of Longmont on Sunday, and now his parents need help taking him back to their home country. Ryan Mantilla was killed in a crash at a private training facility near U.S. 287 and Yellowstone Road, a family friend says. His parents, who moved to Colorado from Colombia, want to return to the country with their son’s body.

Longmont, CO · 11h

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Brinkerhoff Hospitality to Open Savina’s Mexican Kitchen in Loveland

Third-generation, family-owned Colorado hospitality company brings Grandma Savina Mendoza’s award-winning Hatch green chile and more than 50 years of restaurant tradition to Northern Colorado. At a time when Colorado restaurants continue to navigate rising operating costs and economic uncertainty, Brinkerhoff Hospitality is investing in Northern Colorado with the opening...

Loveland, CO · 10h

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Trial Talk: $65 million wrongful death verdict raises questions about Colorado’s damages cap

A Larimer County jury awarded $65 million in wrongful death damages this fall to a 14-year-old boy whose mother was killed when an improperly loaded excavator struck an I-25 overpass in 2022, sending concrete debris onto the highway. The verdict, which the plaintiffs’ attorneys say is the largest jury verdict in Larimer County and the largest trucking crash verdict in Colorado, followed a five-day trial over the driver’s conduct and his employer’s alleged failures in training and load inspection.

Larimer County, CO · 1d

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Fort Collins-area district to close, consolidate 8 schools

Poudre School District’s Board of Education last week approved the closure or consolidation of eight schools between the 2027-28 and 2028-29 school years. The approved plan in the Fort Collins, Colorado, school district comes as it projects average enrollment to be 23,566 students from 2025 to 2030 — leaving over 10,500 seats open. The district has the capacity to serve 34,105 students.

Fort Collins, CO · 2d

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Washington State vs. Colorado State betting odds, spread and prediction for Week 11

After nine grueling, frustrating and deflating weeks of games, the Washington State Cougars had a much-needed break last week. They self-evaluated. They practic

Pullman, WA · 2d

The Coloradoan

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Big Fort Collins, Loveland matchups top NoCo football playoff schedule

We're getting to the good stuff now in the Colorado high school football playoffs. Every classification is into the Round of 16 or beyond, with champions less than a month from being decided across the state. In Northern Colorado, several top teams begin their playoff journey, including Fort Collins, Roosevelt, Loveland, Timnath and Mead all coming off byes in the opening round. Here is the schedule for the second full week of CHSAA playoff football, including Games of the Week for the Fort Collins area and Northern Colorado: Fort Collins-area football playoff schedule (Nov. 13-14) 5A 2nd round: No. 4 Fort Collins vs. No. 13 Northfield (7 p.m. Nov. 13) 3A 2nd round: No. 7 Timnath vs. No. 10 Eagle Valley (6 p.m. Nov. 13) 2A quarterfinals: No. 3 Wellington vs. No. 11 Basalt (1 p.m. Nov. 14) Local Game of the Week: No. 4 Fort Collins vs. No. 13 Northfield All right, Fort Collins football, now's the time to prove it to the rest of the state after a 10-0 regular season. The Lambkins start the challenge with a Denver team that is perhaps more battle-tested while facing three top-10 teams and eight playoff teams during the regular season.

Fort Collins, CO · 21h

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Tackling Tobacco: October 2026 Legislative & Regulatory Roundup

NATIONAL REPORT — Tobacco legislation and regulation is constantly under review at the local, state and federal levels. In this monthly roundup, Convenience Store News highlights the latest proposals and approved changes happening across the United States. COLORADO. Fort Collins — The Larimer County Department of Health and Environment...

Pennsylvania · 1d

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Aurora Hooters Shuts Down After 31 Years, Two Colorado Locations Remain

After more than 31 years of serving wings, beer and community events out of a building on South Parker Road, Aurora's Hooters restaurant is shutting its doors for good on November 15, 2026. The closure leaves just two Hooters locations standing in Colorado, in Westminster and Loveland. The restaurant at...

Aurora, CO · 1d

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Loveland Veterans Day Parade To Honor Longtime Organizer

All the pieces are in place for Wednesday’s Veterans Day celebration in Loveland, but there’s a great big hole at the heart of it. The Loveland Reporter Herald reports for the first time in many years, Tom Parker won’t be helping lead the festivities. The seemingly tireless Army veteran and volunteer for Loveland’s military community died in April after a short battle with cancer. But the friends and fellow veterans he left behind are making sure he’ll be there in spirit. This year’s Veterans Day Parade is being dedicated to Parker, who spent decades serving the local veterans community and helping preserve the traditions that make Loveland’s annual observance distinctive.

Loveland, CO · 1d

The Denver Gazette

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Gov.-elect Phil Weiser names Jeni Arndt director of rural advancement

Gov.-elect Phil Weiser on Tuesday named outgoing Fort Collins Mayor Jeni James Arndt to a position focused on rural Colorado. “I am absolutely honored to be entrusted with this position, to build trust in government and help build a trustworthy government,” Arndt said, referring to the position of director of rural advancement. Gov. John Hickenlooper […]

Colorado · 1d

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From Outsourcing Threat to Wide-Format Success at Colorado State

When Steve Burn heard there was a request for proposal (RFP) to outsource Colorado State University’s print shop (FastPrint), Burn all but said “not on my watch.”. But let’s start from the beginning. Almost two years ago, Burn, director of Central Receiving at the Fort Collins, CO, university, expressed an interest in printing to his vice president.

Fort Collins, CO · 17h