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The Cool Down

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Colorado town breaks ground on $16 million police station after voters reject funding 4 times

The decision has raised concerns among residents about who will cover the cost.

Mead, CO · 4d

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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 · 20h
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Fort Lupton breakfast spot inspired by Dad’s restaurant

The Copper Hen celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting for a new restaurant and opened its doors in Fort Lupton on Nov. 7, offering a variety of comfort food. “We have lived in Fort Lupton and built and grown our family here since 2017. Opening a business in the community we call home makes this venture especially meaningful to us,” Lizeth Gomez said.

Fort Lupton, CO · 1d
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A Colorado Specialty Market In Longmont Where Building A Cheese Board Becomes The Whole Afternoon

Some errands take ten minutes, and some quietly eat your whole Saturday. In Longmont, there is a brick shop by the railroad tracks where a quick stop for cheese turns into an hour of browsing, then a second basket, then lunch. Locals plan charcuterie nights around it, and grandparents bring grandkids who cheer every impulse buy.

Longmont, CO · 1d
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Busy Fort Lupton to Hudson road to get traffic light

Weld County plans to install a traffic signal at State Highway 52 and Weld County Road 37, according to a November 3 news release. “It's always our goal to increase safety and efficiency on our roads. We’re happy to partner with CDOT to achieve that goal,” said Scott James, Weld County Commissioner Chair.

Weld County, CO · 2d

KIX Country

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Hoedown Hill in Windsor Has a New Plan That Doesn't Include Skiing, Snowboarding, tubing.

After two years, they've moved to go "All In" on live music at the Hill

Windsor, CO · 3d

KIX Country

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See Inside the New Savina's Mexican Kitchen in Loveland

They spent over a years remodeling the former Pinocchio's

Loveland, CO · 14h

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Renovation of Louisville’s Historic Grain Elevator to Begin

Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. 950 Spruce Street, Suite 2C, Louisville, CO 80027 | 303.673.9304. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. Renovation of Louisville’s Historic Grain Elevator to Begin. Originally serving the Louisville area’s...

Louisville, CO · 17h

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Ursa Major wins $10.9 million Air Force contract in Colorado

Air Force Research Laboratory awards $10.9 million contract option. Ursa Major develops Draper liquid rocket engine for hypersonic flight. Company headquartered in Berthoud with manufacturing in Ohio. Jason Meredith highlights AFRL partnership since inception. The Air Force Research Laboratory has exercised a $10.9 million contract option with Berthoud-based Ursa Major...

Berthoud, CO · 19h

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 · 2d

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Lafayette Cemetery memorial now lists around 200 unrecorded names

A new plaque at the northeast corner of the Lafayette Cemetery lists about 200 names of people who were buried there without recognition from the city. The plaque with the list of names, dedicated during a Friday ceremony, was recently placed next to two existing plaques at the Lafayette Cemetery’s “potter’s field” area, a term historically used to describe burial grounds for individuals who were unidentified, unclaimed or whose families could not afford private burial arrangements.

Lafayette, CO · 2d

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Chavez takes over as Brighton boys basketball head coach

For the first time since 2023, a new head coach will pace the sidelines for Brighton boys basketball’s varsity team. Matthew Chavez, a JV coach and varsity assistant for Brighton for the last three years, will lead the Bulldogs, taking over for Greg Rau. As a Horizon High School...

Brighton, CO · 19h

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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 · 1d

The Denver Gazette

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Colorado ski area won’t offer snow sports during the upcoming season

Less than three years after Hoedown Hill opened in Windsor, Colorado in January 2024, the Front Range ski area has announced that it won’t be offering snow sports during the upcoming winter season. Per a November 5 press release, Hoedown Hill will be shifting its focus exclusively to live music and outdoor entertainment, at least […]

Windsor, CO · 2d

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Weld’s bringing oil and gas expertise to Bennett

Weld County’s Oil and Gas Energy Division (OGED) will help the Town of Bennett with oil and gas permitting, according to a November 6 news release. “Agreements like this show our expertise in oil and gas permitting,” said Scott James, Chairman of the Weld County Commission. “We have a process that’s solid, and it’s one that municipalities — even outside Weld County — can benefit from.”

Weld County, CO · 2d

The Coloradoan

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Playoff predictions for Fort Collins, Wellington, Timnath football

A prolific year for top Northern Colorado teams really pays off this week with some high-level playoff matchups. Fort Collins looks to keep a special 10-0 season going against a strong Denver squad to open the Lambkins' Class 5A postseason push. Meanwhile, Loveland welcomes an old 5A power in a 4A showdown, Timnath gets its first-ever 3A home playoff game and Wellington hosts a 2A quarterfinal as the Eagles try to defend their state title. All season long, I will predict games featuring seven Fort Collins-area teams (PSD schools plus Windsor) and select other NoCo matchups. Players, feel free to make this bulletin-board material. Fans, I'm ready to hear from you. We'll keep things accountable, updating my record each week. Last week: 4-1 Season: 62-15 Here's how I predict Fort Collins-area and select Northern Colorado games playing out in the second week of playoff action. Local Game of the Week: 5A No. 13 Northfield at 5A No. 4 Fort Collins When: 7 p.m. Nov. 13 Where: French Field After a magical 10-0 regular season, it's go time for Fort Collins in the postseason. The Lambkins won't be easing in here, either, as Northfield is a deceptively strong squad for a

Fort Collins, CO · 1d

Vail Daily

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Colorado state volleyball tournament day 1: Battle Mountain falls to Windsor in 4A first round

No. 7 Windsor went on a 5-0 run in the third set to complete a sweep of No. 10 Battle Mountain in the first round of the 4A Colorado state volleyball tournament on Thursday morning at the Denver Coliseum. The Wizards defeated the Huskies 25-18, 25-23, 25-20 to advance to...

Edwards, CO · 15h

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SDSU men’s basketball returns to Rapid City for Northern Colorado rematch

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - South Dakota State men’s basketball is returning to Rapid City this weekend for a matchup against a familiar regional rival. The Jackrabbits will face the University of Northern Colorado Bears at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at Summit Arena inside The Monument. The game...

Rapid City, SD · 2d

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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 · 2d

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School crossing concerns, Draco updates and Erie’s new mayor

After two students were struck by a vehicle near an Erie school, residents filled the Nov. 10 Town Council meeting with calls for safer streets and faster action. The concerns came during a meeting that also brought updates on the Draco oil and gas project, new protections for the Page property and approval of the town’s 2027 budget. The night ended with a change in leadership as Brandon Bell took over as mayor following Andrew Moore’s resignation.

Erie, CO · 1d