PSD's two new electric buses begin carrying Timnath students
The grants covered the purchase and charging infrastructure, leaving the district responsible for electricity and maintenance. A full charge takes about three to four hours.
Eaton tree lighting Nov. 28 starts elf hunt and shop-local raffle
The ceremony runs 3-6 p.m., with a 5 p.m. countdown, cocoa and letter-writing to Santa. A taxable purchase of at least $10 at a downtown business earns a raffle entry; both promotions run through Jan. 4.
Greeley police: two teen motorcyclists killed in October crashes were at fault
At about 7 a.m. Friday, Oct. 9, a 19-year-old woman riding a motorcycle east on 10th Street collided with a westbound Dodge Charger that was turning south, at 59th Avenue and West 10th Street.
Carbon Valley Holiday Festival set for Dec. 5 at Dacono City Hall
Admission is free and open to everyone, as are the festival's listed activities and attractions, the City of Dacono said. The festival will offer visits with Santa Claus, horse-drawn carriage rides, hot chocolate and sweet treats, and holiday caroling by Homyak PK-8 students.
Evans plans free fireworks after Nov. 20 Holiday Lighting Ceremony
Friday, Nov. 20, at Riverside Park, 4000 Riverside Parkway.
Air Force exercises $10.9 million option with Berthoud's Ursa Major for hypersonic engine
Ursa Major describes Draper as built for hypersonic applications. The award "keeps that work progressing," Jason Meredith, president of the company, said.
Abbotsford Canucks hold off Colorado Eagles 4-3 after Taylor Makar's late goal
Riley Patterson tied the game on a first-period power play and put Abbotsford ahead in the second. Gavin Brindley drew Colorado level in the third before Brandon Buhr put the Canucks ahead for good.
Poudre school board to take up Blevins closure list motion
The Poudre School District Board of Education meets Thursday, Nov. 12, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. in the Boardroom, 2407 LaPorte Avenue, Fort Collins. It also lists a boundary motion for grid code 1254.
Estes Park board declines to back ski towns' 2027 legislative position statement
The proposal covered community housing as well as positions involving the HOME Act, Prop 123 and TABOR; support could be limited to individual legislative items rather than the full package.
Estes Park board takes up license plate reader policy for parking
The matter was brought to a study session, and a motion to approve it could come before the board for a vote. The account does not report a decision.
Estes Park trustee asks for town hall on proposed development code
The proposed session would have town staff and a consultant explain how the proposal differs from the current code and allow residents to ask questions, while trustees attend only to listen.
Tunnel to Towers delivers 30 mortgage-free homes to Gold Star families on Veterans Day
The families receiving the homes represented nearly every branch of military service and spanned 22 states.
County Line Road west sidewalk closed Nov. 12-20 for fiber work
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.
Weld County Road 31 closes Nov. 16 for bridge replacement
The closure covers the stretch between County Roads 36 and 38, with a detour on the county’s Road Advisory Map. The $400,000 replacement will widen the bridge by 2 feet and add new guardrails.
Colorado Eagles beat Abbotsford Canucks 4-3 in shootout after Abbotsford's late goal
Reilly Connors and Cooper Gay put Colorado up 2-0 in the first period, but Abbotsford tied it in the second. Tristen Nielsen restored the Eagles' lead before the game went to overtime.
Timnath Town Council, Nov. 10, 2026
Timnath mayor proposes tabling new bird logo indefinitely; Timnath advances proposed $108.8 million 2027 budget, sets Dec. 8 hearing; Timnath considers adding $5.7 million to Capital Expansion Fund; 3 consent items adopted.
Timnath advances proposed $108.8 million 2027 budget, sets Dec. 8 hearing
The plan lists $98.98 million for the recreation center, including $93.13 million from its capital fund over 2027-29. It also includes 11 position requests and changes to park and transportation projects.
Timnath considers adding $5.7 million to Capital Expansion Fund
The ordinance proposes a public hearing and second reading on Dec. 8 at 6 p.m. at the Timnath Administration Building, 4750 Signal Tree Drive. Mayor Robert Axmacher encouraged residents to comment in writing or at the hearing.
Timnath mayor proposes tabling new bird logo indefinitely
The motion would table the resolution indefinitely and direct staff to return with alternatives that keep the proposed font and colors but replace the bird icon.
Estes Park Town Board study session, Nov. 10, 2026
Estes Park board weighs helmet rule for riders 16 and under.
Estes Park board weighs helmet rule for riders 16 and under
The draft also requires audible warnings when overtaking pedestrians on trails and sidewalks and expands downtown dismount areas. Commercial service carts would need annual permits and be limited to 8 mph on town-approved shared-use segments during daylight.
Estes Park Town Board, Nov. 10, 2026
Estes Park trustee asks for town hall on proposed development code; Estes Park raises water rates 15% a year for three years; Estes Park board takes up Visit Estes Park's 2027 operating plan; 7 consent items adopted.
Estes Park raises water rates 15% a year for three years
The rate plan comes as the town plans water-system upgrades, including replacing the Thunder Mountain tank and planning a new treatment plant. The full master-plan work is estimated at $110 million to $150 million.
Estes Park board takes up Visit Estes Park's 2027 operating plan
The town and Larimer County can approve, change or reject the plan through Dec. 5; without action by then, the tourism organization cannot collect tax revenue. A final budget will go to both governing bodies after its board adopts it.
Estes Park board denies refund of license fees for 440 Valley Road
The proposed payment would have covered part of the August-through-December fees, after a rezoning took effect and the owners applied for an accommodations business license.
Estes Park trustee backs early contractor role in public safety building design
The CMGC process would bring a contractor in during design to review plans and materials, without locking the town into a guaranteed maximum price. Staff tentatively plans to issue a solicitation soon and return with a recommendation by early February.
Estes Park board fails to approve $600,000 flood channel design contract
The phase would move engineering from 30% to 90%, supporting permitting and possible grant applications, but excludes Riverside Bridge. It would require removal of the restroom building; the playground would be removed for staging.
Greeley City Council work session, Nov. 10, 2026
Greeley street staff: $12 million pavement scenario lets condition slip to 58 by 2045.
Greeley street staff: $12 million pavement scenario lets condition slip to 58 by 2045
The 2026 funding outlook covers 69% of estimated street work, with pavement funded at 61% and concrete at 109%. The 2027 program targets fewer neighborhoods.
Things to do Wednesday, Nov. 11, in Northern Colorado: CSU basketball, Loveland's Veterans Day parade and a Wellington pancake breakfast
The 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.