Larimer and Weld counties, Colorado
People on foot should use marked crosswalks at either end of the work area to get around the closure. No traffic lanes are scheduled to close, though drivers should watch for equipment near the road.
Fort Collins
Things to do Wednesday, Nov. 11, in Northern Colorado: CSU basketball, Loveland's Veterans Day parade and a Wellington pancake breakfastThe New Music Ensemble performs music of the 20th and 21st centuries in Colorado State's Organ Recital Hall, and Farm Fusion in Fort Collins teaches a cheese making class with cheese curds.
The town’s website has a dedicated page with additional information about the trails. The article does not say what details the page includes or describe any access rules.
Fort Collins
Things to do Tuesday in Northern Colorado: S.G. Goodman in concert, chamber music with bassoon and an immersive water art exhibitGreeley
Things to do in Northern Colorado: UNC women's basketball on Military Appreciation Day, a metal show at the Moxi Theater and CSU faculty chamber musicMostly Cloudy
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High 63, low 37
1 newly licensed, 1 opened.
The week of Nov. 1-7, 2026: 8 new businesses, 2 trade names registered.
63 homes sold since Aug. 30, at a median $682,800. The priciest:
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The Nov. 3 ballots are being counted.
The town said riding was unsafe at the time; trail status was set to be checked again the next morning. The town’s website has additional Singletrack information.
Adaptive Storytime in Erie brings movement, music and stories, and the Kids Winter Clothing Swap in Fort Lupton lets families find something new to them. Tiny Tots make fall leaf crowns in Estes Park.
Rudy Vican plays live in The Velvet Lounge Speakeasy in Estes Park. Centennial Park Library in Greeley hosts a Día de los Muertos celebration with music and dancers, snacks and crafts.
Trail users can take the designated detour east of the groomed path, but part is ungroomed and uneven; bicyclists, scooter users and others on wheels should dismount there.
Estes Park’s Connect With the Classics explores Shirley Jackson’s The Haunting of Hill House. Loveland has Halloween trivia, and Greeley’s LINC has plaster skull decorating.
An officer will direct traffic while the signal flashes red in all directions, and drivers should expect delays. The town says the final section, just north of Colliers Parkway, is expected to take two days next week, with a single-lane closure.
The girl was taken to a local hospital, and detectives are still investigating. The sheriff’s office says it will share more information when it can be released.
In Evans, costumed players can try mini golf and pick up tricks or treats; in Greeley, participants can paint pet portraits for Día de los Muertos. Fort Lupton has a pumpkin-themed pancake breakfast.
Vehicles left in posted areas afterward may be relocated outside the project area, the town says. Contractors will check with nearby property owners before moving them; crews will mark future parking spaces, crosswalks and stop bars.
She teaches Intro to Tech, Computer Science and Gateway to STEM, and the district says she is helping strengthen how the school’s STEM courses connect and support student learning.
About 5,000 square feet is planned for Malbec, while an existing business plans to expand into the remaining retail space. Site planning, final design and permitting come next; construction is expected to begin in 2027.
The town says she built its therapeutic recreation program from scratch and coaches adaptive Special Olympics soccer, swimming, basketball and bocce. It says she secured a $49,330 county grant for adaptive biking, climbing and ice skating, then bought adaptive bikes and a…
Kersey police records agreement approved; J.E. Dunn gets Justice Center contract; Board accepts $15,000 grant terms; County Road 70 closure approved; 27 consent items adopted.
In Loveland, brewers discuss their histories and breweries in historic buildings. Fort Collins has a lavender eye pillow sewing class, while a Firestone talk explores mourning customs and death records.
The closure runs from Anderson to Carr streets, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 20-22 and Oct. 27, for an Xcel Energy service-feed installation; residents will retain access to their homes.
The agreement goes before council at a special meeting Tuesday. If approved, she is set to start Jan. 4, 2027, overseeing daily operations and town employees under the town’s council-manager structure.
The proposed hires are two police officers and a wastewater manager. Council can revise the budget before adoption, with a first reading scheduled for Oct. 27 and a final vote set for Nov. 10.
Fort Collins has a volunteer-guided recycling center tour and a talk about art made during incarceration at the Larimer County Jail. Loveland has Halloween-themed song trivia.
Erie’s Spooky Storytime Jam has live ukulele and guitar music and a singalong. Kids and teens can sculpt clay monster eyes in Greeley, while Firestone hosts a standalone Dungeons & Dragons adventure.
Teens make a pumpkin-shaped felt treat bag at Loveland Public Library. In Erie, a talk covers Colorado-made cheeses; in Evans, kids can watch Goosebumps with popcorn.
At Alpine Visitor Center, a ranger tells stories about people and wildlife in the alpine world. Erie has a talk on mammoth bones, and Greeley hosts a team jigsaw puzzle race.
The other nine sales were in Fort Collins, Erie, Severance, Windsor, Berthoud and Timnath. Across the 10, prices ranged from $1,425,000 to $2,300,000; the median among the 479 posted sales was $525,000.
Voters can register or update a registration, track mail ballots through BallotTrax and find voting or drop-off sites; deadlines vary by method, with in-person registration available through Election Day.
In Greeley, a Banned Books Week pop-up has books and magnet making; in Kersey, kids and teens needle-felt a ghost keychain. A Loveland rooftop gathering has drinks and music from DJ Brian Howe.
The Town has scheduled partial weekday lane closures on Mountain View Boulevard between Ridgeview Drive/Fairway Pointe Drive and Village Vista Drive from Oct. 13 through Nov. 17 for six water-valve replacements.
In Greeley, participants paint mini pumpkins for Halloween and fall. A Mead banned-books event includes magnet-making, while Estes Park teens discuss a Divergent-series book over boba.
In Estes Park, teens explore soldering while creating a light-up animal. Adults make quilted pumpkin coasters and a pot holder in Erie, and CSU women's soccer plays Gonzaga in Fort Collins.
In Estes Park, participants decorate canvas tote bags with markers and rubbing alcohol. Greeley kids explore spiders, while independent readers in Erie practice reading aloud to a therapy dog.
Flaggers will direct traffic during daytime work, expected to continue through Nov. 30. Motorists may encounter short-term restrictions elsewhere in town, but no full road closures are planned.
The south end of the alley and the east parking lot entrance off Wells Street stay open during work hours; vehicles using the alley must enter and exit there. The west lot entrance remains accessible off Holbrook Street.
The town says pedestrians should use marked crosswalks to get around the work. Crews are scheduled from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily; no road or lane closures are planned, but drivers should watch for equipment.
Free picks include election information in Estes Park, a writing workshop in Fort Collins and a history walk in Fort Lupton. Erie has a poetry workshop for children and teens.
Free library programs include Spanish-language storytime for families in Evans, a Cricut shadowbox project in Erie and a sewing workshop in Greeley. Estes Park’s Ukrainian lunch raises donations, and Fort Collins has a panel on what happens when you call 911.
The fiber work is expected to wrap by the end of the second day, with traffic open in all directions, the town says. Drivers should follow signs and flaggers and allow extra travel time.
Crews will work weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Single-lane closures will affect part of the Soaring Heights entrance and exit, but no full road closures are planned and traffic will remain accessible.
The emergency repair is expected to take one day. Residents will still be able to reach their homes from the alley; the town asks people to use caution and follow posted signs.
The Meet & Greet is scheduled for 6-8 p.m. Sept. 28 in the Erie Community Center’s Briggs Room, with introductions and small-group chats. Council interviews follow Sept. 29 at Town Hall and will be livestreamed.
Two-way traffic will be maintained during the sampling, with delays expected to be minimal, the town says. The soil data will guide major roadway improvements planned over the next year.
The town expects work to run through Nov. 25, weather permitting, and says no road closures or water-service interruptions are planned. Nearby residents may see crews in sidewalks, tree lawns and parkways, where sod or irrigation lines could be disturbed.
The awards cover disasters from 2013 through 2025, including $1.8 million for Kersey stormwater improvements and funding for repairs, flood control and wildfire mitigation. They are separate from pending fire-related aid requests.
Mayor Pro Tem Brandon Bell will take over under the town’s charter and serve until the November 2028 election. Bell’s council seat will stay vacant until January 2027, and voters won’t see a mayoral race on the 2026 ballot.
Residents can weigh in on possible licensing, rental limits, noise and parking measures at the session. Staff plans to bring proposed code changes to council in October, with a target effective date of Jan. 1, 2027.
Erie residents can meet officers, ask questions and share neighborhood concerns during Coffee with a Cop from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Oct. 7 at the Starbucks at 690 Mitchell Way, near County Line.
Erie residents can meet the finalists for town manager from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Sept. 28 at the Erie Community Center and share feedback through a questionnaire. Town Council interviews are scheduled for Sept. 29.
*Larimer and Weld county health inspectors score each retail food inspection by total violation points: 0–49 passes, 50–109 requires a re-inspection, and 110 or more results in a closure. Critical (priority) violations are those most likely to cause foodborne illness. The…
*Larimer and Weld county health inspectors score each retail food inspection by total violation points: 0–49 passes, 50–109 requires a re-inspection, and 110 or more results in a closure. Critical (priority) violations are those most likely to cause foodborne illness. The…