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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 · 14h

The Coloradoan

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PSD school board sets special meeting for new vote on Blevins' fate

Poudre School District’s Board of Education has scheduled a special meeting Nov. 12 to revisit an amendment that could keep Blevins Middle School open beyond the current school year. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m. in the school board’s regular meeting room at PSD’s Johannsen Support Services Center, 2407 Laporte Ave., in Fort Collins, PSD spokesperson John Cope told the Coloradoan on Nov. 9. It will be livestreamed on the district's YouTube page and Comcast/Xfinity Channel 10. There are only two items on the agenda, both amendments to the school consolidations, closures and boundary changes the Board of Education previously approved by a 5-2 vote. In addition to taking a new vote on the amendment that would have removed Blevins Middle School from the closure list, a second amendment will also be discussed and voted upon to adjust the boundary changes that would move about 40 students living west of Interstate 25 from the Bamford Elementary School attendance area to the Bacon Elementary School attendance area, according to the agenda that was published online Nov. 10. There will be no opportunity for community comment at the Nov. 12 meeting, according to that agenda. A previously approved plan

Fort Collins, CO · 1d

yellowscene.com

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Letter to the Editor: On The Weld County Commission

Letters to the Editor are part of Yellow Scene Magazine’s Opinion section. The views expressed here are those of the author and do not represent a reported news position. At Yellow Scene, opinion pieces speak freely, challenge assumptions, and say the quiet parts out loud. The Weld County Commission,...

Weld County, CO · 1d
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The Coloradoan

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Get a look at early designs for downtown Fort Collins hotel, townhomes

Developers of a proposed upscale hotel and townhomes project in downtown Fort Collins have shared the vision for the former site of the Wells Fargo bank at College Avenue and Magnolia Street. Neighbors of the potential development at 401 S. College Ave., got to hear about the plans during a neighborhood meeting Oct. 29. Developer LaPour proposes to demolish the building, which is currently eligible for historic landmark status, and construct a six-story hotel and two-story single-family detached units. The property is just south of Magnolia and spans a lot running from College to Mason Street. The hotel would be on the College side, while the townhomes would be on the Mason side. Building eligible for landmark status Because the building has been nominated for landmark status, it will require Historic Preservation Commission review and potentially City Council review, and no decision on the development proposal can be made until that is resolved, said Jim Bertolini, a historic preservation planner with the city. The building is eligible for landmark status due to its significance as an example of midcentury modern architecture that reflects changes in commercial activity in the 20th century, he said. Kari Laurent, vice president of development for

Fort Collins, CO · 1d

ftluptonpress.com

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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 · 7h

Rocky Mountain Collegian

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Students, faculty react to Parsons’ resignation, express desire for transparency, accountability

Students and faculty at Colorado State University will soon be under new administrative leadership after it was announced Oct. 28 that CSU President Amy Parsons will be resigning effective Dec. 31, marking the end of her three-year tenure. The announcement was made via email and CSU SOURCE press release, in...

Fort Collins, CO · 1d

chsaanow.com

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Girls Volleyball State Championships: Everything You Need To Follow And Attend

The Colorado high school girls volleyball state championships are Thursday through Saturday, Nov. 12-14, at the Denver Coliseum in Denver, with 12-team tournaments in 5A, 4A, 3A, 2A and 1A. Here’s everything you need to follow along or watch in person. Official results for every match will be posted...

Denver, CO · 14h

owrestle.com

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OU Defeats Northern Colorado in First Road Dual of the Season

GREELEY, Colo. — Seniors Bradley Hill and Rafael Hipolito Jr. each recorded their second pin of the season as the No. 17 Oklahoma wrestling team defeated Northern Colorado 41-4 Sunday afternoon at Bank of Colorado Arena. Seven of the 10 bouts produced bonus points for the Sooners, who won...

Norman, OK · 2d

KJCT8

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10 wins & Counting; Undefeated Delta Aces first playoff test

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KJCT) - History may be repeating itself in Delta, where the Panthers are already in elite company and are now 10-0 after a 28-6 win over the University Bulldogs in their first game of the 2A playoffs. Delta is one of just 13 high school football teams...

Delta, CO · 2d

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 · 9h

Denver7 News KMGH

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Colorado, Wyoming researchers use AI to predict destructive hailstorms earlier

CSU and University of Wyoming researchers are developing AI technology to predict destructive hailstorms earlier, potentially giving farmers and homeowners more time to protect their property.

Colorado · 1d

KARK 4 News

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Colorado veteran who flew gliders in World War II celebrates 103rd birthday

Jeremy Hubbard shares the story of Roger Smith, a 103-year-old World War II veteran who became close friends with his neighbor and airline pilot Zach Cromley.

Loveland, CO · 10h

Country Herald

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Colorado Porch Pirate Warning as Christmas Nears in Boulder, Pueblo

Thanksgiving and Christmas shoppers can take steps to protect packages from theft and delivery mistakes.

Boulder, CO · 8h

uncmirror.com

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Students Speak Out about Frustrations with Title 9

How do you receive justice when nobody delivers it to you? If nobody speaks to you? If nobody informs you? What do you do after a multi-year long investigation leaves you with nothing?. Conversations concerning university responsibility for delivering justice to victims of sexual assault are front and center following...

Greeley, CO · 1d

lovgov.org

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HIP Streets project completes in time for the holidays

Construction on 4th Street in historic Downtown Loveland has wrapped, bringing more than 20 years of planning and collaboration across the finish line. The City of Loveland and Downtown Development Authority partnered to begin the Heart Improvement Plan, or HIP Streets, in February 2025. Work included updates to critical utility and stormwater infrastructure as well as street, sidewalk and landscaping upgrades for the five main blocks of 4th Street between North Washington and Garfield avenues.

Loveland, CO · 1d

collegeavemag.com

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No Cover brings Tiny Desk-style charm to Fort Collins

Editor’s note: This story features branches of Rocky Mountain Student Media, the non-profit company that houses student media at Colorado State University. College Avenue is also a part of RMSMC, but is not directly affiliated with CTV or KCSU in a promotional or editorial capacity. Adam Carlson guest wrote one article for College Avenue in 2025, but was not on staff.

Fort Collins, CO · 1d

Ball Exclusives

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Bears Beat Eagles 123-30 as West Scores 24

The Northern Colorado Bears beat the Northern New Mexico Eagles 123-30 at Bank of Colorado Arena. The post Bears Beat Eagles 123-30 as West Scores 24 appeared first on Ball Exclusives .

Greeley, CO · 1d

nocostyle.com

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Greeley’s Annual Festival of Trees Brings Holiday Magic, Family Fun and Special Events

Three weekends of festive displays, live entertainment and family activities Nov. 21 through Dec. 5 at the Union Colony Civic Center. A favorite Greeley holiday event is back this November. The Union Colony Civic Center will become a winter wonderland for the 37th annual Festival of Trees. The city of Greeley and the Greeley Philharmonic Guild produce the festival, which runs from Nov. 21 to Dec. 5, 2026. There will be decorated trees, fun holiday displays, live shows and activities for everyone.

Greeley, CO · 14h

ftluptonpress.com

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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 · 7h