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  1. Hoeven to host community listening session Aug. 22
  2. Loveland transit routes return to full service
  3. Fort Collins Municipal Court to close Aug. 20 and move entrance
  4. Greeley City Council on Aug. 11: urban renewal rules highlighted as MERGE financing and tax question decisions remain unresolved
  5. Greeley council split on whether November tax question should fund Catalyst alone or include Civic Campus
  6. Greeley says MERGE still hinges on TIFIA loan terms and local funding plan
  7. MERGE project update keeps U.S. 34 work on track with cost estimate of $160 million to $190 million
  8. Greeley urban renewal briefing stresses council’s policy role and stricter rules for future districts
  9. Fort Collins City Council, Aug. 11: downtown parking strain and employee parking debate lead work session
  10. Fort Collins council zeroes in on employee parking as key issue in downtown parking debate
  11. Fort Collins staff says downtown parking fund faces growing strain within a decade
  12. Council hears pitch to deepen Fort Collins partnership with Innosphere and NSF climate-tech engine
  13. Loveland plans Boise Avenue crossing upgrades starting in August
  14. Greeley opens public comment on housing plan update
  15. Greeley will require contractor licenses for permits starting in 2027
  16. Jersey Mike’s Subs planned for North College Marketplace
  17. The Fairway Golf Club planned for Midtown Fort Collins storefront
  18. Open Disc tenant finish planned at One Prospect at Prospect East
  19. Larimer and Weld food inspections for August 3–9, 2026
  20. Wellington renews Proposition 123 pledge after winning housing grant
  21. Greeley council to discuss possible sales tax ballot measure for economic development
  22. Loveland completes reservoir oxygen system installation
  23. Greeley begins downtown infrastructure upgrades on 7th Avenue
  24. Greeley council’s Aug. 4 meeting: Civic Campus agreement approved as financing, annexation and public concerns also move forward
  25. Greeley public comment centered on growth, budget cuts and surveillance concerns
  26. Greeley council approves $84.8 million supplemental appropriation, including Civic Campus financing authority
  27. Greeley council approves consent agenda after pulling two items for separate debate
  28. Greeley council advances Great Western Industrial Park annexation ordinances to Aug. 18 hearing
  29. Greeley council approves Civic Campus development-services agreement after debate over incentives
  30. Loveland gives unified parks, library and cultural division a new name
  31. Loveland urges residents to plan for wildfires and emergencies
  32. Loveland budget process heads toward fall council review
  33. Fort Collins transit overhaul starts Aug. 17
  34. Berthoud buys 67-acre Wilson Farm parcel to expand river corridor preservation
  35. Estes Park opens applications for 2027 Community Initiative Funding
  36. Rialto Theater maps out fall 2026 through spring 2027 shows
  37. Loveland orders occupants out of 914 W. Sixth St. after safety violations
  38. Larimer and Weld food inspections with failed re-inspections for July 27–August 2, 2026
  39. Loveland details wildfire steps to protect electric and water systems
  40. Potyondy to host Aug. 9 listening session at City Hall
  41. Motorcyclist seriously injured in Fort Collins crash
  42. Estes Park board advances Moraine Avenue walking and biking trail
  43. Fort Collins to sell low-cost trees to residents in August
  44. Lincoln Center opens sales for 2026-27 LC LIVE season
  45. Greeley City Council July 28: landscaping rules stay on course as capital plan draws scrutiny
  46. Greeley council questions deferred maintenance and cash reserves in 2027 capital plan
  47. Greeley council backs nuisance-focused approach to landscape code enforcement
  48. Greeley council backs current yard rules but splits on allowing front-yard artificial turf
  49. Fort Collins City Council July 28 work session: surveillance policy framework, psychoactive product licensing move ahead
  50. Fort Collins council backs broader licensing plan for tobacco, kratom and other psychoactive products