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UW and CSU Border War to pause for 2027 season after 81 consecutive years

CASPER, Wyo. –– A decades-long tradition between the University of Wyoming and Colorado State University appears to be heading for a hiatus in the upcoming season. According to a report from the Coloradoan, the traditional fight for the “Bronze Boot” will not be played in the 2027 season after a consecutive run of 81 seasons. The previous break took place during WWII, they said.

Fort Collins, CO · 2d
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Rocky Mountain Collegian

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October city council recap: Biennial budget, housing follow-up, data center moratorium

The Fort Collins City Council spent October wrapping up housing and budget discussions, introducing new water storage plans and debating a moratorium on data centers in the Fort Collins area. All regular council meetings begin with a public comment period, which gives citizens an opportunity to share their concerns and...

Fort Collins, CO · 1d
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JE Dunn completes Colorado State veterinary hospital in Fort Collins

JE Dunn completes 213,000-square-foot veterinary hospital. Facility supports Colorado State’s revised veterinary curriculum. Hospital aims for LEED Gold and WELL Building Standard. Clinical services to be fully operational by end of 2026. Colorado State University opened a 213,000-square-foot veterinary hospital in Fort Collins in October to expand clinical services...

Fort Collins, CO · 1d
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Fossil welcomes former Kinard Spanish teacher

Fossil Ridge High School has welcomed a new Spanish teacher, Amanda Neumeyer, who recognizes familiar faces. Neumeyer brings nine years of teaching experience with her, including four years of teaching in Aurora. She transferred from Kinard Middle School this year. “It’s been awesome getting to reconnect with old faces and...

Fort Collins, CO · 1d
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Longmont’s Kobza has made an impact that extends beyond football

Nick Kobza is building a legacy that extends beyond the football field. The Longmont football season had just ended in dramatic fashion. The Trojans’ stirring comeback attempt had fallen just short in a 34-31 loss in the first round of the Class 4A state playoffs on Nov. 6. Coaches...

Longmont, CO · 2d

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Longmont's 156-Year-Old Bank Building Sells for $1.8M, Coffee Shop Moving In

Emerson and Buckingham Bank Building — Approximate Site of Bank Sale. The 156-year-old building at 321 Main St. in downtown Longmont has sold for $1.825 million, and the space that once served doughnuts is about to start pouring coffee instead. The building had housed Landline Doughnuts until the shop closed its doors in August.

Longmont, CO · 1d

Rocky Mountain Collegian

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NoCo Potters’ Guild brings community to the Holiday Pottery Market

For three days in early November, Northern Colorado Potters’ Guild hit the holiday pottery market at Northside Aztlan Community Center, with 40 local potters selling their pieces and over 90 members of the nonprofit pottery guild benefitting from the fundraiser. About 25% of the event’s earnings went toward general...

Fort Collins, CO · 1d

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Weld County Road 31 to Close for Nearly Four Months During Bridge Replacement

A section of Weld County Road 31 will close for nearly four months beginning Monday, Nov. 16, while county crews replace a 53-year-old bridge near Platteville and Gilcrest. The closure will affect County Road 31 between County Road 36 and County Road 38. Construction is scheduled to continue through March 5, 2027.

Weld County, CO · 1d