Belen Ward

The second phase of work along Weld County Road 77 is complete and reopened 11 days ahead of schedule, Weld road officials said.

Weld public health officials will bring lead testing to a community health fair in Greeley Oct. 23. An estimated 3.3 million U.S. households, including 2.1 million low-income households, have children under the age of 6 who are at risk of lead exposure, according to the Environmental Protection Agency and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban […]

Laurie Hatch is a certified oncology nutrition specialist, and she thought she knew what was important about breast cancer. But when she was diagnosed with the disease in 2014, she learned that there were big gaps in her knowledge, beginning right when treatment ends. “After breast cancer diagnosis, a lot of women, we kind of […]

Revelers combined pumpkins and other Halloween icons with Mexican folklore and dance Oct. 19 as Fort Lupton celebrated the season at the South Platte Valley Historical Park. Fort Lupton celebrated Dia de los Muertos during the annual Pumpkin Fest and Haunted Hayride at the park. The event was organized by the Fort Lupton Chamber of […]

Historic steam engine finishes final leg of eight week journey across the midwest United States

Metro Water Recovery’s water quality scientists will begin work at Brighton’s Veterans Park along the South Platte River to restore the river’s reducing native fish populations. Jim Dorsch, Metro Water Recovery’s senior water quality manager, said the Aquatic Life Habitat Improvement project will start the first week of November and should finish the river work […]

City on hand as developers begin work on Ridgeline Vista development

Three Colorado rural small businesses and farmers receive help from the USDA

Greeley-Weld County Airport will be upgrading its taxi lanes and taxiways. Credit: William Perez, Greeley-Weld County Airport Airport Operations Supervisor

Members of the Ziggis Coffee Colorado team were in Brighton Oct. 29 for the grand opening of the new Brighton location. Credit: COURTESY PHOTO