Greeley, CO News

• Greeley, CO News
• Weather for Saturday
• Media ignoring boycott effect on J.C. Penny losses
• Legal foundation for abortion based on misuse of women
• Boulder man sentenced for indecent exposure
• Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment recommends pertussis vaccination
• Memorial Day events and closures in Weld County
• High wind watch in Weld County on Saturday
• 18th Street Gang member back in Weld County Jail
• History of Flight and the Future of Space Travel presentation at the Greeley History Museum
• Greeley West has new prinicpal
• Friday's weather
• “Gay” marriage is legal in all 50 states - Refusing to recognize is not the same thing as banning
• Ministry holding Maddow accountable for slanderous statements
• Pallet fire causes spectacular light show for Greeley residents
• Greeley man acquitted of animal cruelty charge, but loses his home, job and dog
• Local author asks tough questions in new book on Christianity
• Recipients of 2012 Aims Fellows award named
• Rodarte Center to be closed for Memorial Day
• Hewlett Gulch trail to reopen while Greyrock trail remains closed
• Greeley teen triumphs culminate with graduation
• Workers return to burned pallet storage lot after fire in southeast Greeley
• Republican lawmakers take to the road on nationwide energy tour
• Thursday's weather
• Dry spring takes its toll on sugar beets in Weld County, forcing farmers to replant
• Grand opening of Weld County SkyBlu Compressed Natural Gas fueling station
• Greeley police arrest two women accused of selling meth from a home
• Pakistan restores Twitter after subscribers “insulted the prophet”
• Hewlett-Packard to cut 27,000 jobs
• BLM fire bans start in Colorado on Thursday
• Obama to graduates: 'A new feeling about America'
• Georgia GOP to vote on personhood
• 2013 Lexus AWD GS350 Sedan - Photos and Review by Stu Wright
• School Board member tells public – it’s none of their business
• Greeley's UCCC announces 2012-13 season line-up
• Family medicine training program helps address care shortages
• Used cell phone drive to support victims of domestive violence
• Memorial Day weekend marks family fun in Greeley
• Judge sentenced man to 32 years for attack on girlfriend
• Weld County stands to benefit from return of energy production grant
• UPDATE: Large fire sends flames and smoke billowing over east Greeley
• Texas company to acquire Colorado Community Bank
• Wednesday's weather
• UNC's Sports Administration graduate program ranks in top five
• Auction claims it's selling vial with Reagan blood
• Fracking spill: EPA checking contamination from fracking spill
• Gas prices to decline for Memorial Day weekend
• Platteville Lion's Club presents 'The Real Circus'
• Firestone 10th Annual Independence Day extravaganza
• CDOT plans Interstate 25 lane closures Wednesday
• Health Science Acadmeny at Greeley Central High School construction begins next week
• North and central Greeely water pipe rehab starting June 1
• U.S. Forest Service to assess damage to Milton Seaman Reservoir after fire
• Texas oil and gas supplier to build in Johnstown
• Greeley father gets 9 months work release for sexual assault on boy
• Noble Energy opens new shop in west Greeley
• Keenesburg wildlife center opens a nearly mile-long walkway
• Tuesday's weather
• Free admission into Centennial Village Museum for members of armed forces
• California lettuce grower expands recall across nation
• Colorado traffic deaths without seat belts rising
• Colorado court rules against Wyoming gas pipeline
• Not-so-hazardous spill closes U.S. 85 traffic on Sunday
• Bikers' impressed with friend's determination as he fights for his life after crash
• Greeley man dies ovenight due to Sunday motorcyle crash
• PDC raises $164 million to aquire acreage, wells in Wattenberg
• Weld commissioners formally oppose public water initiatives
• Former CDOT worker sentenced for using state gas card for personal gas purchases
• High-rise firefighter training begins today at UNC
• DA seeks applicants for victim compensation board
• $4 million regional crime lab to be constructed in west Greeley
• Sexual abuse victims are sitting on church pews
• Sunday's weather
• Cooler weather helps fight northern Colorado wildfire
• Greeley/Weld Airport looks to oil and gas, other sources for more revenue
• Saturday's weather
• Feds say Colorado wildfire started on camp stove
• Colorado unemployment rate increases to 7.9 percent
• Bogmaars of Loveland and Denkai Animal Sanctuary host adoption event
• Nonprofit offers summer program to prepare students for 2012-13 school year
• McKee cancels Community Classic Bike Tour due to fire
• Jury finds Greeley mother guilty of arson in house fire set while son was sleeping
• Weld commissioner Kirkmeyer defends fracking
• Greeley, Weld unemployment continues gradual, albeit slow, drop
• John Evans students held in briefly at end of day after person spotted on roof
• Friday's weather
• Gov. Hickenlooper declares disaster emergency for Hewlett Gultch fire
• Noble to open west Greeley filed office next week
• Facebook prices IPO at $38 per share
• Musuem to offer free classes about Greeley history
• AP source: RFK Jr.'s estranged wife hanged herself
• University district to conduct oral history meetings
• Lifeloc Technologies and NASA Glenn Research Center Sign Space Act Agreement
• UCCC $58 tickets to Taj Mahal for $29
• Greeley Blues Jam Sod Sale
• UPDATE: 80 homes evacuated near Hewlett Gulch blaze
• U.S. unemployment aid applications stay at 370,000
• Concern expressed over Common Core science standards
• Authorities evacuate Greeley's Milton Seaman Reservoir, keep eye on water quality
• Thursday's weather
• National parks offer free entrance for active duty military
• Greeley Blues Jam offers a sod sale
• Man sent to prison for the 1996 death of his roommate arrested after Greeley traffic stop
• Woman's Place receives $25,000 grant from Daniels Fund
• Brown Bag series continues at Greeley History Museum
• Teen arrested for acid bomb explosion
• Local astronomy enthusiasts excited about Sunday's solar eclipse
• Greeley Stampede now accepting applications
• Farmers market requiring insurance of vendors; many worry move will push away gardeners, hurt growth
• Weld jury begins deliberating fate of mother in arson trial
• Smoke on the wind: Weld health department warns against outdoor activity
• Central Colorado Water Conservancy District opposing public water initiatives
• Forty new jobs expected to be added at Kodak Colorado Division in Windsor
• J&T Feeds hosting low-cost vaccine clinic Saturday
• ACLU now worried about “magical” words
• Thompson School Board needs to hear from Taxpayers Tonight! - Lovaland 9-12 Patriots work for open meetings
• Colo. satellite TV provider adds faith family streaming service to lineup
• UPDATE: Hewlett wildfire spreads into heavier timber
• Do we listen to the President or God?
• Weld County Call Report 05/15/2012
• Weld County Arrest Report 05/15/2012
• Another area of presidential evolution
• GPS tracking reveals Bible balloons landing in North Korea
• Wednesday's weather
• Dead body found near Hudson
• Weld County Council will meet Monday
• Former Greeley financial broker files for bankruptcy protection
• District 6 board approves nearly $750K in spending on technology
• Weld County Veterans Memorial and Armed Forces Day event this Saturday
• Briggsdale Community Picnic scheduled for June 24
• Weld's primary election registration deadline is May 29
• Rig at Island Grove drills just a fraction of wells in Greely city limits
• Steak or Sizzle? Subaru Outback 3.6R Limited - Photos and Review by Stu Wright
• Larimer County commissioners join Weld in OKing regional crime lab
• UPDATE: Crews try to keep Hewlett wildfire from homes
• Romney’s “homosexual problem”
• Marijuana DUI standard dies a 3rd time in Colorado
• Deputies: Fla. mom killed 4 kids, then herself
• Kodak closing Rochester unit; 80 jobs impacted
• Congress addresses sexual misconduct by educators
• Aims to host College For Kids for 32nd year
• Briggsdale Community Picnic scheduled for June 24
• Poudre Canyon fire not an immediate concern for Greeley's reservoirs
• Partners Mentoring Youth to host informational meeting for volunteers
• Digital Bookmobile National Tour to hit Greeley on Friday
• Greeley Cop Log: Fast Food harassment, road rage and storytelling
• Tuesday's weather
• Greeley Garden Tour scheduled for June 23
• Windsor High graduate Greg Myers named to College Football Hall of Fame
• Loveland dealer leases vacant Iron Mountain building
• School District 6 appears poised to dip into reserves by $6 million
• Available ag land in Weld tough to find; current profitability keeping owners hanging on
• University District Oral Histories continue Thursday
• Sheriffs to lose arrest power in Delaware
• Church leaders condemn Obama “gay” marriage endorsement
• Ohio “ground zero” in abortion war
• Evans “Playful City USA” four years in a row
• Colo. legisature back following Hickenlooper’s order to vote on civil union bill
• PDC buying Core Wattenberg assets for $330.6M
• Special session over civil unions begins in Colorado
• Gift of Gardens spring perennial exchange to take place Saturday in Greeley
• Update: Man found dead was reported missing last week
• Deadly horse disease re-emerges in Colorado; Weld officials remain confident
• Greeley woman accused in arson for attention is on trial this week
• UPDATE: Crews fight growing wildfire in Poudre Canyon
• Trail Ridge Road opens on third-earliest date in park history
• 'Koch Brothers Exposed' documentary to be shown four times Tuesday
• Fundraiser for daughter in home of giant Christmas lights display to take place Saturday
• A freedom from feeling bad: Northridge senior finally discovers rare illness that's haunted her for years
• Flags to be at half-staff for Peace Officers Memorial Day Tuesday
• Construction at Colo. 392 and I-25 intersection to begin Monday
• Sunday's Weather
• Two-car crash injures several people southeast of Greeley
• Body of man found on a riverbank outside of Evans; no evidence of foul play found but investigation continues.
• LOST Sovereignty is not in Question
• Area schools receive No Place for Hate program recognition
• Greeley’s Pirate 104.7 – #4 in America
• Evans police investigate home invasion; arrest residents for smoking pot with minors
• Saturday's weather
• 4 workers burned at Wyoming refinery are flown to Greeley for treatment
• Romney denies targeting classmates for being gay
• Friday's weather
• $40k available to groups that help victims or witnesses of crimes
• 5K run/walk to benefit Lupus Foundation set for May 20
• Colorado winter wheat harvest forecast at 92M bushels
• Weld County Commissioner candidate to host 4 meet and greets
• A Kid's Place poker run set for May 20
• Greeley to celebrate Historic Preservation Month with several events
• Third suspect sentenced in October crime spree
• Roggen egg farm fire ruled as "accidental"
• Occupiers protest fracking near Ranchers Exploration Partners in Greeley
• Police: Kidnap-slaying suspect dead; 2 girls OK
• Colorado civil unions session to start next week
• U.S. applications for unemployment aid dip to 367K
• Producers relieved in S. Platte groundwater bill's passage, but more action still needed, they say
• Whooping cough epidemic declared in Washington state
• Rep. Dave Young to hold town hall meeting on 2012 legislative session
• Deadline to register for Dream Team golf tournament fundraiser is Friday
• Weld officials applaud public trustee bill
• Thursday's weather
• Obama voices his support for gay marriage
• Romney rips Obama energy policies, avoids social issues
• Colorado lawmakers wrap up session without vote on civil unions
• Postal Service will keep rural post offices open
• Weld foreclosures filings, sales continue to drop
• Both ballot issues pass for Fort Lupton Fire Protection District
• UPDATE: Hickenlooper will call special legislative session, which will include civil unions
• UPDATE: Romney attacks Obama energy and jobs policies during Fort Lupton visit
• Judge rules gang member habitual criminal
• Greeley police respond to call of man mowing lawn with no pants
• Udall, Bennet applaud Postal Service decision to keep rural offices open
• Purported gang members attack war veteran they thought was gay
• Wednesday's weather
• TCAPs are out: Valley and Fort Lupton see large increases; District 6 stays stagnant
• Two more skunks in Weld County confirmed to have rabies, officials say
• Evans voters approve final step of new fire protection district
• Firefighters rescue construction worker from Butler-Hancock roof
• Whooping cough outbreak: Seven confirmed cases at University Middle School
• Court affirms illegal immigrants can't have guns
• Civil Union bill does not provide enough protection for opponents
• NC voters to decide on future of marriage
• Colorado civil union bill clears key hurdle at legislature
• 'Where Wild Things Are' author Maurice Sendak dies
• Lottery scam victim detained after seeking loan at Greeley bank
• Greeley residents turn to more than xeriscape for water savings
• Undercover video reveals abuse at Wyoming pig farm owned by Denver company
• Mitt Romney to stop in Fort Lupton as part of campaign swing through Colorado
• Occupy Greeley, Fort Collins to host fracking protest Friday
• Free Poudre River Trail-athlon event Saturday
• CDOT construction season under way
• Tuesday's weather
• Mutual UFO Network meeting Thursday
• Greeley's Crabtree Brewing Co. wins silver medal in World Beer Cup
• Valley Re-1 school board to host community forum to discuss parent's concerns
• “Summer in the City” – 2012 Buick Verano 1SL - Photos & Review by Stu Wright
• Gov. Hickenlooper signs Colorado budget plan
• Republican backs off Colorado drilling proposal
• “Gays” still pressing for govt. approval
• Weld County Daily Call Report May 5, 2012
• Gingrich supporters encouraged to support Ron Paul
• Greeley nonprofit wins award and $5,000
• Much-needed rain falls on Weld; Greeley records its best precipitation all year
• Monday's weather
• Early morning house fire at Shiloh Estates causes $40,000 damage
• Greeley doctor remembers his son's life, not the end result
• Vindication: Mainstream media discovers Reese right about Broadmoor - Denver station discovers story Gazette covered last year
• Sunday's weather
• Saturday's weather
• Sexual assault up in Army
• Presbyterian seminary honoring Planned Parenthood president
• Iran now jails pastor’s lawyer
• Interior sets new drilling rules on public land
• Colorado civil unions bill gets OK by another panel
• A modest economy seems to be keeping lid on hiring
• Gang member gets 40 years for summer stabbing
• Military Veterans meeting discusses abuse issues
• Unknown if Windsor drill site in violation, commission reports
• Possible cases of whooping cough hit Greeley this week
• Greeley staff sergeant takes abilities to Warrior Games
• Adamson Seminar Series covers estate planning and identity theft
• Weld jury convicts Greeley gang member of attempted murder
• UNC graduates: Brothers start apart, finish together
• Weld jury finds man guilty of raping intoxicated girl
• Friday's weather
• Blues legend Taj Mahal to perform in Greeley May 19
• Ice cream social teaches residents about historical neighborhood
• Last 18th Street Gang member takes deal in organized crime case
• U.S. applications for unemployment aid drop sharply
• Civil unions face defining moment in Colorado House
• Greeley seeing its hottest and third-driest year on record so far
• NCMC, other Banner facilities reach final stage of electronic medical records adoption
• UNC commencement set for Friday and Saturday
• Weld Clerk and Recorder to host informational meeting for election candidates, volunteers
• Firestone Complete Auto Care store to host three-day grand opening in Greeley
• Meeker House tours start Saturday
• Thailand students share Far East culture with classmates
• Wednesday's weather
• Historical Hindsights: The history and importance of Pawnee National Grasslands
• Get it while it's hot - The snow is melting, pumping up the Poudre early this season. But it may not last forever.
• Greeley one of 12 cities to win national water conservation contest
• D6 to kids: “No more candy, cake for you”
• Dayspring to host local National Day of Prayer events
• Congressional hearing in Denver tackles fracking
• Kansas latest battleground over LGBT issue
• AT&T store opens with Cinco de Mayo fiesta
• Vestas reports disappointing first-quarter
• Weld County's first 'man camp' not sustainable under current land use, commissioners say
• Drilling halts after site deemed unstable, official said
• Young Chautauquans embody people through history who showed courage and conviction
• Wednesday's weather
• Gang member gets 6 years in prison for Evans robbery
• Greeley police seek help in identifying bank robbery suspect
• Greeley mother learns lessons from struggle with daughter's ailments
• Greeley police arrest mother, daughter on prostitution charges
• Sunrise Community Health receives $5.15 million in Affordable Care Act grants
• Jefferson and West principals leaving their posts at the end of the year
• “Microburst” tears roof off of house
• National blood pressure education month
• Get moving for health during May
• Debt-free Weld gets $52 million check from Anadarko - Schools to get $21 million
• Romney: Obama shouldn't use bin Laden in campaign
• Dow Jones average hits highest mark since '07
• Evans collects 150 lbs. of expired prescription drugs
• 2012 Nissan Xterra Pro-4X - Photos & Review by Stu Wright
• Weld County Arrest Report 4/30/2012
• Weld County Sheriff Call Report Apr 30
• High Plains Library District Foundation accepting entries from artists
• Greeley gang member on trial for attempted murder
• Microburst rips off Greeley home's roof
• Computer shutdown affecting DMV offices in Greeley, statewide
• Weld's first female dentist retiring from Fort Lupton practice
• Local producers "thrilled" labor department has scrapped its revisions to child farm labor laws
• District 6 seeking input on how to spend money
• Denkai Animal Sanctuary needs to raise about $385,000 to stay in its Grover facility by May 2013.
• NCMC awards $72,000 in scholarships
• Aims' Early Childhood Education program earns accreditation
• Colorado regulators halt drilling at old landfill
• 500,000 chickens lost in Monday's fire near Roggen; Egg prices expected to hold steady
• Tuesday's weather
• Calif. Lawmaker wants ship named after sexual predator
• Muslims kill worshippers in another church bombing in Nigeria
• Top EPA official resigns over 'crucify' comment
• Blind Chinese dissident could soon be free
• Both parties woo Latino vote in presidential election
• Greeley City Council to change ward boundaries Tuesday
• Greeley History Museum will host model rocketry lecture Friday
• Anadarko Petroleum reports first-quarter income of $2.1 billion
• Greeley police to hold meeting on sexually violent predator moving to town
• PVHS announces new health care plan with Anthem
• Weld DA finds Evans officer justified in shooting at suspect
• UPDATE: Large fire destroys buildings at egg farm near Roggen
• Sunday's weather
• America – A nation without moral values?
• Weld County residents take advantage of prescription drug drop-off opportunity
• Saturday's weather
• Conway clarifies “no man camp” remarks - RV Park manager says local firms afraid to take on project helping expand sewer facility
• Wyoming reassured over Colorado oil well pollution
• Vestas announces new chief financial officer
• Better communications will turn voters for republicans
• Assistance League Greeley receives grant from Noble Energy
• Johnstown Historical Society to host meeting on understanding identity theft
• Windsor man appointed by Gov. Hickenlooper to serve on state's low income energy commission
• Greeley Museums summer camp registration opens Tuesday
• Pilgrim's Pride returns to a 1st-quarter profit
• Group seeks to oust Valley Re-1 school superintendent
• Groundwater bill on to the House floor
• Synergy extends credit line by $5 million
• Noble Energy announces $263 million income in first quarter
• Friday's weather
• October Baby lead actor says film was “eye-opener”
• Judge rules enforcing Muslim law on everyone not establishment of religion
• Obama’s Fallon appearance may have violated campaign law
• Fraud, Hillary Clinton and the Muslim Sisterhood - Hundreds of Millions of taxpayer dollars flowing East!
• Greeley man gets 16 years in federal prison for drug ring
• District 6 students earn Daniels Fund Scholarships
• Miller moths are back, and they're driving pets crazy
• Special Olympics hosts 200 athletes at annual event
• JBS donates $20,000 to District 6 foundation
• Windsor man arrested for trading child porn on Internet
• Clothesline project helps raise awareness about sexual assault
• Severe thunderstorm issued for east central Weld
• Thursday's weather
• Rep. Young to meet with constituents Saturday
• NCMC nurse recognized for leadership, volunteer work
• Obama supporters stayed home Tuesday
• Senate votes to slow closing of post offices
• Wyoming residents evacuate after gas leaks from Niobrara oil well
• Roosevelt High School raising money for band with mattress fundraiser
• Fourth sentenced in former HP building copper thefts
• District 6 and teachers' union agree on new contracts
• Greeley Freight Station Museum honors historical U.S. railroad event
• Greeley water festival makes splash with fourth graders
• Mothers facing consequences for contributing to minors' delinquency
• Alternative fuel bill removes regulations to encourage fuel sites
• JBS: California mad cow case won't hurt its operations
• Let's Go: Downtown Greeley gets new branding and slogan
• Ag businesses drawn to Weld County by presence of Leprino
• Wednesday's weather
• Greeley's spring clean-up weekend begins Friday
• Evans police to host prescription drug take-back day Saturday
• Pew study: Mexican immigration to U.S. down sharply since 2005
• Colorado dairy cow slips out for McDonald's takeout
• Immigrant tuition bill moves on in Colo. House
• Sen. Bennet's amendments to Postal Service reform bill in Senate today
• Explosions cause fire in Kersey agriculture building
• Goat Extravaganza taking place in Greeley this weekend
• Government confirms new case of mad cow disease in California
• New Upstate Colorado board bolsters organization's financial and community support
• Acreage reports for farm programs due July 15
• United Way of Weld County announces recreation grants
• Greeley mall sale final, owners seek tenants
• Greeley restaurants to help raise money for Weld Food Bank Thursday
• Greeley Obama office to host celebration Wednesday
• Greeley woman brings a piece of the Philharmonic Orchestra to nursing home
• Appropriations committee to take a 2nd look at groundwater bill
• Aims-a-Palooza to have variety of music
• Greeley ties record for high temperature
• History of Greeley firefighters to be shared at next brown bag series
• Tuesday's weather
• Obama faces pressure to be more extreme on same-sex marriage
• “Oh, Lord,” – 2012 “Mercedes Benz” C350 Coupe - Review & Photos by Stu Wright
• Homeowners advised to leave amid Chicago riot warnings - Obama has ties to radicals planning on chaos at NATO summit in city
• King Obama I: President uses executive power
• Murderer, victim shot outside Colorado church
• Town hall meeting with Republican state representatives
• Summer program offers tutoring, teaching
• Greeley West, Central and University high schools team up for 1972 40th class reunion
• Taste of Home Cooking Show coming to Greeley
• Little American Royal Livestock and Horse Show planned May 4-5
• Weld students win science, engineering awards
• Baking for barks and bucks - Greeley woman big supporter of Bark for Life after losing three canines to cancer
• Greeley's new Broadview Acres Trail expected to open this week
• Greeley man arrested in burglary of downtown sex novelty shop
• Greeley student hopes Obama's Colorado appearance will address loan interest concerns
• Library district gives tips on credit, coupons and identity theft
• Udall, Bennet support amendment to save rural post offices
• Weld commissioners defend decision making process for ambulance services
• Police nab Greeley man suspected in coin machine burglaries
• Man identified in fatal Friday crash
• Man charged with writing almost $10k on stolen checks
• Sunday's weather
• P.A.Y. it Forward event encourages community service
• Saturday's weather
• State retests 1,700 DUI blood samples after errors
• Greeley leaders happy with ambulance switch to Banner, but need more discussion
• High Plains Library District to give 70,000 free books
• Colorado unemployment rate holds steady at 7.8 percent
• Greeley gang member faces minimum of 16 years in prison
• Arbor Day celebrations teach students about the importance of trees
• Friday's weather
• St. Mary Catholic School to host open house
• Tickets on sale for Ehrlich on 35th's Down & Derby Party May 5 at the Island of Water Valley in Windsor
• Free child safety fair in Greeley on April 28
• Milliken man dies after one-car crash on Weld County road
• Communication class on May 3 teaches Alzheimer's caregivers new techniques
• Second phase of hi-tech traffic system to be installed in west Greeley
• State House delays action on groundwater measure
• Brett Reese’s letter to George and Kimberlee Tiba
• Restraining order filed against renter after threatening Brett Reese - Letter shows Reese took multiple steps to avoid confrontation
• Colorado budget nears final lap with excitement
• Latino Chamber holds kick-off Cinco de Mayo party
• Decision expected Friday on bill aimed at addressing S. Platte's high groundwater levels
• City water officials remind customers of regular watering restrictions
• Thursday's weather
• Free Single Parent Car Clinic in Greeley
• Friends and family of late Ed Beegles host open house at Greeley/Weld Airport
• Historical Hindsights: Benjamin Franklin Pinneo was an early Weld settler
• Weld County commissioner to represent Colorado at national Republican convention
• Holocaust survivor shares story with middle school students
• Women for Peace luncheon set for Friday
• Garage explosion rocks west Greeley neighborhood
• Firestone annexes new retail area west of I-25
• Jazz legend Wayne Shorter not performing at Jazz Festival on Friday
• Drilling compromise in Colorado leaves zoning unsettled
• Obama campaign releases first Spanish TV ads
• March Jobs’ Report Contains Serious Understatements
• Denkai to offer subsidized pet microchips and vaccinations
• Wednesday's weather
• UNC hosts barbecue to bring veteran students together
• Walmart offers opportunity to fight hunger in Greeley
• Bill aimed at containing Colorado's health care costs receives initial approval in state House
• Crop experts: Be on the lookout for pests, disease in alfalfa, winter wheat
• Evans police cite former school board member Brett Reese for harassment
• New program teaches young mothers to interact with, read to children
• UNC students, church members pitching in to revitalize University District area
• Mislabeled ballots to be resent in Fort Lupton Fire Protection District election
• Weld to transfer Paramedic services to NCMC - Conway said current model unsustainable
• Weld, Douglas counties join others wanting to drop appointed public trustees
• Anti-Israel campaign violates state law, group says
• Impending Volcker Rule Never Approved By Congress
• Tuesday's weather
• Northern Colorado home and garden show in Loveland kicks off April 27
• To take away or not take away - that is the question Senate Bill 103 hopes to answer
• UPDATE: NCMC and Banner to take over Weld ambulance service
• Eaton High School student and teacher involved in altercation; mother angry about district silence
• PVHS officials break ground on new emergency center in west Greeley
• Firestone business loses equipment to fire
• Three high-ranking members of Hells Angels accused of conspiring to kill member
• U.S. 34 construction to close westbound lanes this weekend
• Rep. Dave Young to hold town hall meeting on April 28
• Supreme Court decision keeps public water initiatives alive; Farmers, municipalities concerned
• Jobs bill sponsored by Greeley Rep. dies in House committee
• Pain in Spain Comes Mainly From the Drain
• Are you a stay at home mom?
• Affinity for Infiniti – 2012 G25x AWD Sedan - Photos & Review by Stu Wright
• GOP delegates choose conservative slate for Tampa
• City of Greeley to lead series of Holocaust memorial events
• Procrastinators take note: Tax deadline hits Tuesday at midnight
• DA charges Evans man in shootout with police
• Women report indecent exposure at Farr Park
• Family Violence Justice Fund Grant applications due May 25
• Weld officials announce mystery news conference Tuesday
• CSU's Legends of Ranching Performance Horse Sale set for April 28
• Gang shooting makes for violent Friday the 13th
• Assistance League Greeley to host Children in the Gardens May 19
• Monroe/Union Colony neighborhood meeting for oral histories
• "Born to Win" business workshop in Greeley set for April 26
• Monday's weather
• Sixth armed robbery reported in past week in Greeley
• Author, scholar to give presentation as part of Earth Week at UNC
• Man found dead in downtown Greeley
• First Weld Food Bank Healthy Food Drive to be held Saturday
• DA charges teen as adult in toddler's death
• Poudre Valley Hospital named in nation's top 100 hospitals
• $2.8 million in carryover money to go toward overlaying Greeley's roads
• Govt. ignores influence of sexual abstinence in recent report
• Massachusetts school learns, “don’t mess with God”
• Sunday's weather
• Sen. takes on Obama over abstinence education
• Evangelicals looking for reason to vote for Romney
• Bill introduced to protect chaplains and servicemembers right to oppose homosexuality
• Activist says voter ID laws are not discriminatory
• Expert: black leaders fueling racial division
• Forecasters: Dangerous storms moving into Midwest
• DNC taking steps to prevent Obama challenger from appearing on ballots - Wyoming told not to count votes from pro-life Democrat
• “Ritual washings” and Muslim prayers paid for by taxpayers
• Gardner says proposed farm regs show Washington needs reality check - Teens could not operate pressure hoses under rules
• Children's Festival encourages kids' creativity
• Cooler weather on the way
• Saturday's weather
• Lawsuit aginst Colo. chaplain becoming self-fulfilling prophecy - Critic may “lose assets” to Klingenschmitt
• Muslim group wants Somalia free of Christians
• Vanderbilt policy causing 11 Christian student groups to leave campus
• Christian leader encourages Santorum voters to back Ron Paul
• Govt. official suggests double standard for “gay,” Christian printers
• Iranian Christians await verdict over their faith
• Stay-at-home moms on warpath following Dem strategist comments
• AIM says conservatives need to avoid liberal trap
• Natural Gas pipeline connects Weld to the Gulf Coast
• C-BT water quota set at 90 percent; highest since 1977
• District 6 to take final furlough day Monday
• Gala honors Greeley judge
• Atmos Energy files for gas cost adjustment
• Greeley Place hosts Spring Fling for seniors
• Friday's weather
• Commerce City man dies in accident at Roggen Elevator
• Family, friends rally in support of teen charged in his cousin's death
• Thursday's weather
• Greeley experiences four armed robberies in four days
• Four Greeley schools designated "No Place for Hate"
• Weld Central to hold presentation on 16th-century playwright Shakespeare
• KUNC radio wins six regional awards
• Kids program to help them finish or improve in a triathlon starts Monday
• Undocumented Greeley woman faces second criminal case for fraud
• Greeley council member appointed to state judicial commission
• Evans man in jail on $2 million bond for shooting officer
• Candidates and officials speak for Loveland Tax Day rally
• Zimmerman faces second-degree murder charge in shooting of Trayvon Martin
• Board of Health to hear public input about free needle program for drug users
• Dems pass illegal alien tuition bill in state Senate - Bill allows illegals to get lower tuition rates than American citizens
• Indonesians fears possible tsunami following 8.6 quake
• Nigerian Christians killed by Muslim group again
• School board declined on policy preventing pro-Sharia groups speaking to students
• 2012 Toyota Prius Model Five - Photos and Review by Stu Wright
• Sun and storms in store
• District 6 gets grant to expand after-school programs
• District 6 to host more BEST grant informational meetings
• Man sustains broken jaw, nose in home invasion
• Police identify elderly woman who died in Tuesday crash
• CDOT to close lanes on U.S. 34 this weekend, next
• Eaton High holds fundraiser to improve weight room
• Sen. Bennet believes Farm Bill could come this year
• Judge binds murder suspect over for trial
• Microsoft data center inspires confidence in Weld site
• Inaugural Niobrara Shale Conference April 17-18
• Weld County to receive millions more for child welfare
• Is Iran stalling on nuke issue?
• Wife charged for roadside fight with husband
• Greeley man gets 8 years for securities fraud
• Two dogs die in downtown Greeley house fire
• Holocaust survivor to tell her story during remembrance week
• Tuesday's weather
• White man offered Eric Holder’s ballot - DOJ dismissed fraud concerns, says “manufactured issue”
• Immigrant tuition bill passes Colo. Senate
• Fort Lupton Fire Protection District to hold meeting
• Greeley's Unitarian Universalist Church to host free documentary screening
• Lane closures on I-25 in Weld every night this week through Friday
• Former Windsor, CSU and professional football player is now a doctor in Denver
• Free historic walking tour of the Monroe District
• Lu'au to share island culture at UNC on Saturday
• Officials recount ballots today for Erie town mayor
• Arizona trucker gets 45 years in prison for 2010 crime spree
• Finally some justice: Daughter of murdered father grateful for a chance at a new life
• Greeley to be represented at national speech and debate tournament
• Dayspring to host open house
• Greeley gang members wanted under obscure Colorado fighting law
• Former banker gets 6 years in prison for thefts
• Downtown Greeley shooting suspect to appear in court Tuesday
• Monday's weather
• Poudre Valley Health's Aspen Club hosts free events in April
• Sunday's weather
• AP head hints at type of campaign coverage to expect in local outlets - All but endorses Obama at meeting
• UNC Luau event set for Saturday
• UNC Easter egg hunt offers first experience for Greeley family
• Saturday's weather
• Good budget news is relative for Colorado schools
• Firefighters perform high angle rescue at Scott Elementary
• Pope begins Good Friday service with prayer
• Baptists to hold massive Easter egg hunt
• America’s Most Biblically-Hostile U. S. President
• US job market takes a break after hiring binge
• Red flag fire warning issued for Weld from noon to 8 p.m.
• Drug court participants form own service organization
• Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra Season Finale April 28
• Miliken Fire destroys storage building at Flowers for 3 Greenhouse
• Donath to host container vegetable gardening workshops
• Office of Emergency Management offering severe weather spotter training
• Thursday's weather
• Baby Animal Days begins Monday in Greeley
• Yarn questions answered at knitting meeting April 14
• Greeley First Friday speaker teaches how to reuse materials to build a radio-control airplane
• Greeley joins nationwide challenge to be water and energy wise
• Firefighters rescue woman from school's roof
• Easter worship services around Weld County
• Weld County to test emergency sirens April 14
• U.S. unemployment claims hit 4-year low of 357K
• The Rant: Baby Boomers Present Huge Challenges for U.S. Economy
• Kaiser program to reward residents for losing weight comes to Greeley
• Man arrested for racial slurs, threats
• Bomb squad responds to Walmart - and finds clothes
• Lane closures on U.S. 85 during median construction
• Enraged wife arrested after claims of ramming husband's vehicle
• Thursday's weather
• Synergy Resources launches second horizontal well in wattenberg field
• Historical Hindsights: Painter brothers launched Hereford ranch
• Many Easter egg hunts in Weld County this weekend
• Rep. Young to hold town hall on jobs, education
• All Weld residents to receive discount drug cards in the mail
• Final step for new Evans fire district is put to voters for approval
• Weld jail inmate gets stalking charge for phone calls from jail
• Obama has chosen Hugo Chavez over Canada
• Bill to reduce DA's power to charge youths debated
• Students targeted for leftist activism
• Colorado Supreme Court justice talks to middle school students about water
• Conservation Reserve Program signup deadline extended
• Wednesday's weather
• Deadline for FSA Biomass Crop Assistance Program proposals April 23
• Legacy Land Trust hosting annual Legacy Night April 25
• Free family history fair, find ancestors
• April 29-May 6 designated as Stewardship Week
• Adamson Seminar Series to host discussion on grief
• Weld commissioners invite public to share thoughts at office hours
• CSU offering summer courses for producers
• Bennet to host Farm Bill roundtable in Greeley next week
• Evans Senior Center April 8-15
• “Shock and Aww…” – 2012 Chevy Volt Review - Photos & Review by Stu Wright
• Obama quotes first murderer to justify social programs
• Former Colorado sheriff pleads guilty in meth-for-sex case
• Congressman Gardner gives money back to government
• Easter and Spring break events start this weekend
• The Rant: America’s Pump Price Pain Is Pure Fed Folly
• Tuesday's weather
• Greeley City Council to appropriate millions more dollars to 2012 budget tonight
• After 35 years, Greeley's Wild N' Woolly closes shop
• Officials hold outreach on oil and gas development and regulation
• Greeley man formally charged with sex assault on a child
• Greeley Police Log: Facebook threats, terrorized prairie dogs, drunk neighbor
• Windsor teacher wins national award
• Success Foundation kicks off 2012-2013 campaign
• Greeley, Weld leaders gather at UNC for governor's initiative meeting
• The Rant: Government NEET Counting Covers Economy’s Weakness
• Fracking bidders top farmers at water auction
• America needs to be in a “fever” about all life!
• The Rant: Slowing Economy Faces Major Obstacles
• Greeley gets “Make-Ogre, Shrek comes to town
• Supreme Court OKs routine jailhouse strip searches
• Monday's weather
• Weld youth job fair kicks off Thursday in Greeley
• Greeley to mark National Library Week April 8-12
• Greeley meatpacker working as massage therapist accused of sex assault on woman
• Soccer league aims to give east Greeley kids a shot at learning leadership
• Suspect who shot Evans officer shot by his own gun
• Ten-mile stretch of pipeline set for summer construction in northern Weld County
• Pedestrian brothers struck by truck lived in Platteville
• NCMC recognized for being in top 100 hospitals
• Weld County Fair 2012
• Kan., Ill., Md. tickets win $640M lottery jackpot
• Deadline to register for equine field day is Friday
• Nonprofit remodels former State Armory building for a higher purpose
• Kindergarten registration in Eaton set for April 12
• Saturday's weather
• Obama called most “thin-skinned” president ever
• Wis. Gov. Scott Walker faces recall over balancing budget
• Weld unemployment dips slightly in February
• Potential multimillion dollar pay day has residents lining up at Weld convenience stores
• Mega Millions, Mega dreams: What would you do with millions of dollars?
• Prescribed burn spreads to a barn; farmers urge caution in dry conditions
• Hearing continued on 20-year-old murder
• Evans officer shot during medical call
• Woman gets 8 years in prison for car break-ins
• Construction for sewer line will limit traffic for another few days
• Hawaii man pleads guilty in sex assault case
• Community outreach centers moving to Greeley's State Armory building
• Free examinations for pets of low-income residents offered through 9PetCheck
• Colorado officials seeing Mega Millions riches, too
• Some residents not warned about Colorado wildfire
• Brentwood to host musical “Into the Woods, Jr.”
• Botched robbery or hit? Attorney seeks new trial in 20-year-old murder case
• Senate measure to extend wind energy production tax credit stalls in Senate
• Easter egg hunts around Weld County
• Lutheran Women Missionary League hosting Ladies' Tea Saturday
• Long-time Greeley women's activist Julianne Haefeli dead at 82
• Thursday's weather
• Youth baseball team to host breakfast fundraiser Saturday
• Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant to donate portion of proceeds to Weld Food Bank
• Build your own airplane event at the museum
• Sunrise clinics receive national recognition for quality
• Holocaust survivor to speak of experiences in Eaton
• Countdown begins to Evans mayoral race
• Greeley firefighters extinguish fire in north Greeley
• Colorado Supreme Court ruling moves sexual assault case forward
• Ten Commandments judge could reclaim justice position
• D6 students have chance to “jump ahead” during summer classes
• Chappelow presents Pirates of Penzance
• City to install sewer line at 47th and 16th St.
• Health care arguments at Supreme Court: Can any portion survive?
• Easter egg hunts around Weld County
• Weld businesses and officials uncertain as Supreme Court debates "Obamacare"
• 1,000 Greeley residents set to try out new water conservation program
• Greeley church collecting items for North Fork Fire victims
• This month driest, hottest March on record for Greeley
• Aims gets $24,000 grant from Daniels Fund
• Wednesday's weather
• Longmont business owner sentenced to 5 years in prison for stalking
• Brentwood presents "Into the Woods, Jr."
• Colo. gov stops prescribed burns after wildfire
• Chappelow K-8 to host famous musical "The Pirates of Penzance"
• DA may charge teen as adult in toddler's death
• Greeley woman faces check fraud charges
• Brandon Shaffer rips Cory Gardner, calls him an "Etch A Sketch" congressman
• Evans Senior Center
• One person found dead in Colorado wildfires
• “Good Vibrations” – 2012 Volkswagen Tiguan SE - Review & Photos by Stu Wright
• District 6 expands summer school program
• Lafayette teens arrested for 3 charges of attempted murder in botched drug deal
• Weld County CattleWomen scholarship applications due by April 15
• Fatal accident investigated
• Tuesday's weather
• Texas 'pink slime' maker suspends plant operations
• Get your Easter egg hunt on our list
• Illegal tracer bullets spark third fire at Pawnee National Grassland
• Fort Lupton resident appointed to Weld County Council
• Click It or Ticket campaign April 2-8
• Dacono father guilty in sex assaults against daughters
• Fed pool rules could cost Greeley $28,000
• Obama happy to play the race card – again!
• Red flag warning issued for Weld County through tonight
• Big gain for stocks after Bernanke remarks
• Evans hiring lifeguards for Summer
• Auto dealership fire stopped by sprinkler system
• Hoop Dreams: Greeley trio wants to perform with hula hoops for a living
• Community Foundation awards $32,000 to Weld County youth programs
• First Weld "man camp" raises too many sanitary concerns, commissioners say
• United Way campaign chairman agrees to second year
• PHOTO STORY: Gusty winds whip Weld on Monday
• Federal jobs workshop promotes 270,000 openings in next three years
• Ehrlich dealerships acquires Longmont Kia
• Sprinkler system douses Sunday fire inside auto dealership
• Get your Easter egg hunt on our list
• One suspect, one cleared in northern Colorado mail theft ring
• North Colorado Medical Center donates $250,000 for UNC finance center
• Toddler who died of head injuries identified; suspect not
• Weld County ranks 6th highest in state for DUI offenses
• Republicans hold county assemblies across Colorado
• Sunday's weather
• Sheriff to offer talk about history of Weld lawmen
• More mild weather coming this week
• Friends and family hold bowl-a-thon for 8-month-old with digestive disorder
• Republican primaries set in House District 48, Board of Weld County Commissioners District 1
• Boy arrested after 2-year-old child in his care dies
• Saturday's weather
• 2 small planes crash near Longmont
• Greeley residents able to start watering today
• Howling Pig libel bill moves closer to repeal
• The Rant — Government NEET Counting Covers Economy’s Weakness
• Friday's weather
• Siblings whose doped goats were disqualified can compete in state fair
• Dream Team names scholarship winners
• Weld calf born on Valentine's Day with 'heart' on its forehead; Owner: never seen anything like that
• First Greeley refugee health fair on March 31
• Annual Chamber of Commerce chili cook-off to be held March 31
• Batter Up Cakes celebrates grand opening with free cake
• State Rep. Dave Young to host community discussion
• Bennet, Udall push new measure to extend wind energy production tax credit
• Lane closures along Colo. 392 and I-25 this week
• Delta Zeta to raise money for NCMC children
• Thornton man gets 10 years for 2010 crash that killed mother and son
• Radio campaign next step against Rush Limbaugh
• Obama begins Energy tour
• CSU cattle sale set for Friday and Saturday
• Windsor crews rescue man from truck rollover
• Attorneys set new trial in manslaughter case
• Two Greeley teens win Boettcher
• Historical Hindsights: SLW Ranch is one of state's oldest family-owned ranches
• "Overwhelmed' husband of burned firefighter thanks Greeley for her care
• Greeley school custodian arrested on sex assault claim
• Weld Sheriff's deputies arrest suspects who led them on high-speed chase
• Several candidates to vie for votes at Weld County Assembly
• Kroger, Stop & Shop join 'pink slime' exodus
• Thursday's weather
• An open letter to Greeley Gazette readers
• T-GO? Tebow's brother says QB back at 'square 1' on deal
• Colorado Online Education Leaders Chart Way Forward - State Digital Learning Roadmap Lays Out Key Policy Reforms
• Becky Safrik to be new Assistant City Manager
• Nominees needed for Environmental Stewardship Awards
• Bowl-A-Thon for baby with digestive problems to take place Sunday
• Greeley Historic Preservation Commission seeks award nominees
• Greeley names new assistant city manager and community development director
• Boy Scouts award recipients to be honored at UNC event
• Service dogs on Aims Greeley campus show their skills
• Greeley West presents Annie Get Your Gun
• Greeley state trooper receives national award for heroism
• Tractor Supply Company taking over former Hastings building in Greeley
• FROSCH Travel purchases Greeley's Cottonwood Travel agency
• Wednesday's weather
• Karl Rove asks, “How stupid can We get?”
• Strong, long 7.4 quake shakes Mexico City
• Evans Senior Center 3/20/2012
• The Rant – Experts Puzzled As Americans Shun Stock Markets
• Now a Bronco, Manning says hello to his new team
• “Paint It, Black” – 2012 Toyota Camry SE Sedan - Photos & Review by Stu Wright
• Justice Hobbs to speak at High Plains Library district offices
• Parents of teen drivers free class offered on Wednesday
• Best Start for Babies program receives funding for third year
• Weld judge declares mistrial after opening statements in manslaughter case
• Traditional March snows are MIA; Snowpack falling further behind
• Judge gives longtime Greeley gang leader 10 years in prison in organized crime ring
• Former District 6 board member to run for state board of education
• NCMC one of two Colorado hospitals ranked in top 100 in the country
• Larimer Sheriff's seek help to find suspects in high-speed chase
• Tuesday's weather
• Broncos get their Man-ning: Peyton negotiating to join Broncos
• Community garden plots available for rent in Greeley
• Monday's weather
• Free Brown Bag Series focus on Greeley and Weld historical topics
• Colorado Judicial Branch launches Facebook page
• Women's History Month Continues at UNC
• Greeley Broncomaniacs weigh in on Manning-mania
• Festival Chicana/o de Arte planned at UNC
• Appellate court upholds 2010 murder conviction in Greeley's Mary Pierce case
• Stargazing at Poudre Learning Center bumped from tonight to Tuesday
• Greeley Mall headed for Nevada owners
• Quilting helps thread generations together
• Police call off high-speed chase through northern Colorado
• Opening statements expected Tuesday in manslaughter trial
• 65-year-old sex offender arrested for indecent exposure allegation
• Windsor fire causes $10,000 in damage
• Radio station to launch 28 Hours of Hope benefit this week
• Greeley Central to perform "Anything Goes"
• Blowing Dust Advisory in effect until midnight
• Sunday's weather
• Terrible 10 of ObamaCare, think tank says public has good reason to oppose legislation
• China engaging in military buildup while US cuts forces
• CDOT project on I-25 to cause lane closures from Johnstown to Loveland
• One-vehicle crash near Kennesburg injures two
• Fort Lupton job fair opens opportunities for job seekers
• Saturday's weather
• Pope calls on US bishops to stand firm against “gay” marriage legislation
• Obama campaign expresses worry over loosing election
• Manning meets again with Broncos, 49ers in chase
• Contraception promotes immorality
• Aims begins $3.3 million construction project
• Local photographer displays photos of Weld County at Your Place Coffee
• Southern Weld GOP candidates to meet at open forum on Saturday
• Fort Lupton to hold job fair
• Friday's weather
• Greeley now accepting 2011 food tax rebate applications
• DA opts not to pursue charges in Greeley motorcyclist's death
• Square dancing event to be held March 24 in Greeley
• Low-cost vaccine clinic at J&T Feeds Saturday
• Northridge High School performs "Once Upon a Mattress"
• Feds Attack Family Farms. . . Again - Obama's Labor Secretary leads a second charge.
• Synergy Resources acquires mineral interests for $2.6 million in Weld, 2 other counties
• Is Comptroller General sending us a message?
• Wind tax break going before US Senate again
• Fishing licenses now on sale for 2012-13 year
• Gun Control group ranks CO 13th for restricting 2nd Amendment
• Arguments begin in case over NASA specialists firing
• Obama care to feature mandatory premiums for abortion
• American Civil Rights Union urges Supreme Court to adopt “coercion test”
• Marines find heroes in Afghan soldiers
• AF cancels contract following media scrutiny - Contract for attack aircraft given to Brazilian company under SEC investigation
• Religious voters key to Santorum’s southern victories
• 87 year old pastor encourages Christians to continue in Christ’s service
• “Star Wars” game makers cave to “gay” activists
• Private Oil upsets Obama energy plan
• $300,000 available for Colorado organic producers
• 6th grade parent information nights for Severance Middle School set for April
• St. Patrick's Day celebration in downtown Greeley Saturday
• PHOTO STORY: Greeley temperature rivals Florida, could be headed for record Friday
• Man sets trial in stalking case
• Weld foreclosure filings continue annual drop
• Rep. Dave Young to host open forum
• Thursday's weather
• Weld County Council will meet Monday
• Gardner to focus on gas prices in weekly GOP address
• Weld United Way luncheon honors businesses, volunteers
• Judge rules school must allow access to sexually explicit LGBT sites
• Infanticide report based on Obama czar’s mentor
• New abortion trend: no doctors needed
• Propaganda film shown in local schools - Aljazeera finds ally in San Diego university professor's story
• Neutrality towards “gay” lifestyle now considered bullying
• Strong quakes rattle Japan, but cause no damage
• Crystal Cathedral “comes home” as Rev. Schuller resigns
• Woman gets probation for fight
• Tuesday fire in Evans deemed suspicious
• Wednesday's weather
• More mail theft warrants, arrests in northern Colorado
• Green car convoy to stop in Greeley
• Pawnee National Grassland on fire Wednesday in controlled burn
• Colorado law enforcement patrol in high numbers for St. Patrick's weekend
• Woman in crash that killed toddler: "I didn't mean to take their little boy away"
• Addict sentenced to prison for property crime spree
• Weld land auctioned for oil, gas exploration rakes in $5 million
• JBS acquires more shares of Pilgrim's Pride; Pilgrim's founder steps down from board of directors
• Greeley Museums seeking volunteers for living histories
• Greeley Central and Greeley West combine for class of '82 reunion
• Cheryl F. Webster
• Federal Judge moves March 8, to July 9
• WH denies Israeli report Obama offered hi-tech bombs after election
• Panetta statement on use of force draws impeachment papers - Biden: president attacking another country without congressional approval impeachable offense
• Author: Politics possible cause denominations suffering membership decline
• Stocks record biggest gains of year
• Obama to Texas – We’ll Mess with You anytime we want!
• Dismissal of charges against Muslim assaulting atheist proves need for anti-sharia laws
• 2012 Infiniti FX50S AWD Luxury Crossover - Review & Photos by Stu Wright
• Erie mom sentenced to three years in prison for locking son in filthy trailer
• Tuesday's weather
• Weld unemployment rate up to 9.6 percent
• Pain at the pump: Greeley's gas prices jump 16 cents in one week
• Woman accused of burglarizing friend's home
• Weld 4-H speech contest entries due April 13
• Greeley man pleads guilty in sex assault case against son's friend
• Popular road on Pawnee National Grassland is now closed to vehicle traffic
• Colorado-Big Thompson water available for lease
• Information sought on March 3 on Pawnee National Grassland
• School rejected faith-based student’s community service - Said only secular service allowed
• Custodians earn trust in schools
• Vigil and balloon release to mark anniversary of Amanda Gonzales' and Delaney Wadsworth's passing
• Greeley gynecology clinic joins Banner Medical Group
• Boyfriend sentenced in case involving boy locked in Erie trailer
• Weld County nurses recognized for exceptional practices
• Mended Hearts: Greeley man delivers a simple message - heart disease can happen to anyone
• Greeley crews clear 7th Avenue of lewd vandalism
• Monday's weather
• Saturday morning fire causes $48,000 in damage to Greeley home
• Vigil and balloon release to mark anniversary of Amanda Gonzales' passing
• High Plains Chautauqua lineup announced
• Aims seeking nominations for Fellow Awards
• CDOT announces lanes closures on Interstate 25 in Weld County
• Weld County Community Foundation announces $10,000 grant program
• Leak repair workshops held for Fix a Leak Week
• Former Butterball turkey farms being bought for dairy expansion, other ag uses, oil and gas
• Video: Flash Mob at the Greeley Mall
• One person seriously injured in crash near Dearfield
• Saturday's weather
• Being proud to be American now considered racism - Students rebuked for chanting "USA, USA" at game against another American school
• Vestas not so green after all - Administation has to subsidize "green" technologies to get consumers to purchase
• Oil and gas task force starts its work with protesters at the front door
• Economy adds 227K jobs, jobless rate unchanged
• Colo. Springs church split reveals divisiveness of “gay” marriage issue - Denominations increasingly siding with “gay” lifestyle over biblical values
• Spring forward: Greeley Fire Department reminds residents to check smoke detectors
• UNC trustees signal expectation of 7 percent tuition hike
• Greeley resident wins contest for Centennial Highway logo
• Greeley downtown businesses open up about open containers
• Fat Albert's celebrates 30th anniversary on St. Patrick's Day
• Booths, parade entries still being accepted for Cinco de Mayo event
• Colorado Judicial Branch seeks Supreme Court Nominating Commissioner
• Friday's weather
• District 6 Classified Employee of the Year announced
• State crews to close Colo. 392 at I-25 on Monday
• Fracking: EPA, Wyo., tribes agree to more groundwater tests
• T.J. Maxx to open Greeley store - Turning Greeley Fashionistas Into Maxxinistas
• Evans Senior Center 3/7/2012
• Biggest solar storm in years hits Earth
• Weld County employees honored by United Way
• Aging electricla system cause of fire, damages Greeley home
• Greeley Mall online auction closes at $6.15 million
• Man injured in small plane crash near Timnath
• Healthcare Choice Forum planned April 3 at Aims
• Windsor man arrested in hour-long crime spree
• NCMC, Banner Health pledging $300,000 for upgrade of Health Science Academy
• Bridge on Weld County Road 6 closes section of road for repair
• Aims women's group to host informational session for prospective students
• Ramirez will be guest artist for Greeley Chamber Orchestra Friday night
• Thursday's weather
• Historical Hindsights: A hometown tragedy helps to advance technology in World War II
• Next University District oral histories meeting set for March 15
• Northern Colorado hospitals report strong profits
• Schoolhouse doors revolved for accused pedophile?
• Apple introduces new iPad with sharper screen
• Four Greeley residents displaced after morning attic fire
• Planned burn at Pawnee National Grassland as early as next week
• Boulder sex offender arrested for fourth sex crime in 25 years
• Thanks to oil-gas money, Aims freezes tuition rates for next year
• Gasland documentary to play at Lincoln Park Library
• Farmers, ranchers worry about proposed state initiatives targeting water rights
• Wednesday's weather
• Staging for aging free seminar set for March 20
• Obama super donor gets pass on calling women vulgar words
• Weld Sheriff officer sworn in as special U.S. marshal deputy
• Wildfire closes Highway 257 near Milliken, red flag warning issued for Weld
• State FSA official: Dairy producers must meet MILC requirements to receive payments
• Sister: Greeley motorcyclist "was my brother and my best friend"
• Mall bid still far from previous purchase price
• Tuesday's weather
• High Plains Library District Board of Trustees cancels meetings
• Colorado congressional delegation pushing for new Farm Bill in 2012
• Greeley colleges support state high court ruling on concealed weapons
• Temple Grandin to be inducted into Colorado Women's Hall of Fame
• Tickets still available for Friday's Farmer and Rancher Appreciation Dinner
• T.J.Maxx opening in Greeley March 18
• Former Greeley builders on the hook for mortgage fraud
• Central and Northridge students to compete in speech and debate state tournament
• Colorado High Court issues victory for gun owners over CU ban
• Weld County ACP to hold first caucuses as “major party” Tuesday evening
• Fourteen Weld County middle schoolers selected for statewide honor band
• Greeley launches online streaming video of local government access channel
• United Way of Weld County hosts annual celebration ceremony
• Two more suspects arrested in mail theft ring
• Evans police seek information on overnight shooting
• Rep. Gardner to propose bill to help Strategic Petroleum Reserve
• VIDEO: Motorcyclist dies in Greeley traffic crash near UNC
• Students, faculty mourn loss of Eaton senior
• Police release name of downtown shooting suspect
• Denali gave me the tools to make me a good parent
• World-renowned flutist to perform and teach Wednesday at UNC
• County GOP starts Rebuilding - Quick recovery from year of struggling is critical
• Eaton High School senior killed in car crash
• Johnstown police arrest man in connection with a possible vehicle theft
• 'Ragtime' offers moving experience
• Saturday's weather
• The Rant: Green Technology Simply Isn’t Economically Sustainable
• Friday's weather
• Hearing date set for fraud case against Fort Collins man
• Toddler, driver identified from parking lot fatal collision in Greeley
• Numbers show Greeley's weather was back to normal in February after hot, dry January
• Kream of the Krop Founder Bob Johnson loses battle with cancer
• County commissioners send businesses 'thank you' letters
• Free Health and Wellness fair today in Greeley
• USDA unveils new conservation program
• Greeley police identify U.S. 85 pedestrian as California man
• UNC library displays quilting exhibit
• Police crack northern Colorado mail theft ring
• Greeley man "Rocks out" his hair for Jefferson High School
• Sheriff says investigation reveals Obama birth certificate appears forged - Looking as "person of interest" who may have forged document
• Hickenlooper introduces a new 'star'
• Thursday's weather
• Greeley Chamber accepting scholarship applications
• Boyd Lake State Park will open for boating Saturday
• Hundreds gather in Greeley park for groundbreaking of Fallen Officers Memorial
• Greeley-Weld tops state and country in fraud and ID theft complaints
• UPDATE: 2-year-old boy dies after being hit by car in Greeley
• ARC celebrates March as a disabilities awareness month
• Colo. sheep and lamb losses up in 2011; Weld feedlot managers say losses were minimal locally
• El Pomar to give $17,000 to Weld nonprofits
• Updates made to federal H-2A guest worker program
• Greeley Philharmonic hosts "Talk with Bach" on March 30
• Gov. Hickenlooper forms task force to address Colorado drilling regulations
• Greeley police identify victim in Tuesday shooting
• Weather service predicting 2 inches of snow for Greeley tonight
• Congressman to read to children at Banner Health clinic in Windsor
• Storms damage country music resort town Branson, kill 9
• Obama statements on Christian beliefs fuel doubt about his religion
• Wednesday's weather
• BBB warns against false BBB emails with viruses
• Greeley gang member sent to prison for 10 years in stabbing
• Woman gets probation, jail for stealing friends' credit cards
• No new information or arrests in downtown shooting
• Early morning residential fire results in $20,000 of damage
• Quinceaera Fair March 10
• Hundreds of Weld, Larimer kids compete in regional science fair
• Weld County communities pull together for study on U.S. 85
• Pilgrim's Pride to host annual shareholders meeting April 27
• Weld DA employee retires after 33 years
• Summer sessions in one-room schoolhouse in Fort Lupton
• Spring ice show to be "A Royal Evening on Ice"
• Pancake breakfast fundraiser March 10 in Greeley
• Teen literature author to visit Jesus Rodarte Center on March 8
• UNC bat professor's discovery may change the way scientists view their flight
• Dow closes above 13,000, first time since crisis
• UNC offering food meeting Islamic standards - Requires animal to face Mecca, killed in the name of Allah
• Third student dies in Ohio school shooting
• 2012 Toyota Yaris 5-Door Liftback Review - by Stu Wright
• Chick-fil-A makes possible coop in Greeley
• Weld County Council seeks applicants for District 3 position
• BBB warns against false BBB emails with viruses
• Weld fallen officer memorial groundbreaking on Thursday
• UPDATE: Greeley police seek two suspects in downtown shooting; victim in stable condition
• Aims to offer political seminar on Friday
• Greeley police still search for ID on pedestrian struck by car last week
• Tuesday's weather
• District 6 board member Linda Trimberger named to state board
• Mattress sale to benefit University High baseball
• Weld commissioners offer support for Windsor grant application
• UNC bicycle taxi business concept pedals toward $18,000 entrepreneur prize
• Vestas: 102 megawatts from an undisclosed customer
• Retired Military Veterans meeting March 10
• KKK says membership on rise in Colorado
• Colorado voters to decide on recreational pot plan
• 1 dead, 4 wounded in Ohio high school shooting
• Rained-out Daytona 500 pushed back to tonight
• Free pancakes on Tuesday to raise money for children's charities
• Man dies in Saturday crash in east Greeley
• Denkai animal shelter seeks help moving to new location
• Afffidavit: Sex offender accused of sexually assaulting blind woman may have had earlier contact with victim
• Gun group files complaint against NCMC, Weld commissioners over hospital gun ban
• Amber Alert: Evans police officer helps recover missing 9-month-old baby
• Investigators: Fire that damaged Timnath landmark was accidental
• Affidavit details charges against former Greeley financial adviser
• Former Windsor coach, trainer acquitted of assault charge
• National Weather Service issues high wind watch for parts of Weld, Front Range
• Three Greeley residents selected to show artwork at Fiber Celebration
• Safeway holding nationwide competition for chef
• 'Flat 14ers' challenge encourages seniors to get up and walk
• Two scholarships now available for Colorado high school seniors
• UNC to host history competition
• UNC to host history competition for middle, high school students Saturday
• A report to report on the report - Federal Housing Finance Agency - Office of Inspector General
• Grampa’s Guide to March 8
• Sunday's weather
• Action Line: UNC shortcuts and power outages
• Former Greeley financial adviser facing nine counts of securities fraud
• Pres. Candidate says US reaction to Quran burning shows officials know Islam not religion of peace - Despite multiple contrite statements by US officials, Muslims continue to riot and kill over Quran burning
• Evans police seek man in connection with robbery of Human Bean coffee shop
• The 2012 Home and Garden Show thrives throughout the weekend
• Saturday's forecast
• Insurance companies expose Red Light money trees
• Behind every great man…
• Friday's weather
• Homestead National Monument of America seeking Colorado volunteers
• Harvard grad to speak at Aims on Monday on finding scholarships
• CSU awarded ag grant to help producers with disabilities
• Judge sentences gang member to 35 years for shooting rival
• Two take deals in car break-ins from Platteville, Hudson
• Weld Central FFA Chapter hosting practice competition March 12
• Fort Lupton Fire Protection District to seek property tax increase
• CSU researchers tout tuberculosis research
• The Rant – Goldman Sachs Ruins Western Economy For Political, Monetary Profit
• Obama: Drilling alone is not an energy plan
• Copter collision kills 7 Marines in Calif. desert
• HealthGrades study recognizes emergency medicine at NCMC, McKee
• Thursday's weather
• Historical Hindsights: Peters Pop Corn, a unique Greeley tradition
• Police search for suspect in Everyday robbery
• Free heart screenings Friday at the Greeley Aspen Club
• Judge reduces bond on forgery suspect indicted by grand jury
• Greeley man and mother arrested in Walgreens' pharmacy robberies
• State Rep. Dave Young to host community meeting Saturday
• Denkai Animal Sanctuary plans move to new, smaller location
• Banner, PVHS make changes to employee health plans
• Timnath landmark damaged in early morning fire
• Greeley man gets 18 years in prison for car break-ins
• Greeley resident named to governor's council on community corrections
• Colorado elections chief changes campaign finance rules
• Argentine train slams into station, killing 49
• Police: Anti-American demos in Afghanistan cities
• Wednesday's weather
• Sen. Bennet uses Windsor visit to call for extension of wind energy production tax credit
• Greeley man, 60, held for meth lab, counterfeiting charges
• Evans Police looking for man who fled in Walgreens robbery
• Fire heavily damages Greeley's Sushi One restaurant
• Kaiser Permanente announces Loveland, Fort Collins medical offices
• Smoke shop owner faces charges for alleged designer drugs
• High wind warning for Weld through 5 a.m. Thursday
• Fundraiser aims to raise $15,000 for rural Honduran school
• Aims announces its faculty member of the year
• Pancake breakfast March 3 to benefit Greeley Storm baseball team
• Greeley Gazette reader 20 minutes ahead of CBS News release of Operation Ghost Click
• Dow breaks 13,000 but can't hold gains
• Supreme Court to take new look at affirmative action
• God is the giver of life and forgiver
• The Rant – Tax Cut Extension Creates Jobs, Solves Employment Problem
• High wind warning issued for northern Colorado tonight, Wednesday; U.S. 287 north of Fort Collins reopens
• Arizona trucker takes deal on first day of crime spree trial
• Man charged in botched Jerry's Market robbery
• Volunteers, grant dollars erecting 1st greenhouse at The Clay Center community garden
• Sex offender accused of grabbing blind woman in Greeley laundromat
• Tuesday's weather
• Colorado pushes to house U.S. Patent satellite office
• Greeley man accused of "sexting" with teenager
• 150 MW order for US wind maker Vestas
• Anadarko CEO to step down in May
• 2012 Toyota Prius V Auto Review - by Stu Wright
• Oil jumps to 9-month high after Iran cuts supply
• IRS among victims of internet servers infected by DNSChanger Trojan - Have you been surfing through a rouge server?
• Bill to restrict employer credit checks faces vote
• District 6 closed Tuesday for third furlough day
• Celebration of life for former UNC professor set for Saturday
• Greeley police wrangle in wandering cattle in north Greeley
• UNC to hold Town Hall meeting with U.S. Department of Education official
• Northern Colorado organization raises $296,941 for local nonprofits
• Black History Month: KKK had brief heyday in Greeley in the 1920s
• Aims Community College accepting art exhibit submissions
• Greeley High School class of 1962 looking for classmates
• Greeley chamber builds on 2011 success for 2012
• Sunday's weather
• Funeral begins as mourners say goodbye to Whitney Houston
• Saturday's weather
• Criminal libel repeal passes Colo. Senate vote
• Payroll tax cut passes House and Senate, without Gardner
• Weld County building closures for President's Day
• Clearview Library seeking feedback for possible new library branch
• Recovering donkeys available for adoption
• Father sentenced to 14 years for abuse of infant son
• President Lincoln visits Greeley schools
• Technology grant offered by CenturyLink
• Weld Commissioner Garcia speaks at first Dearfield Dream Conference Saturday
• Man charged with indecent exposure makes brief court appearance
• Fort Lupton man sentenced to probation for child sex video
• Last suspect in 18th Street gang indictment pleads
• Friday's weather
• Greeley monthly history lunch series to start Feb. 23
• Three Greeley teens involved in Thursday shooting
• Unemployment applications drop to a 4-year low
• Rep. Gardner coming to Greeley to talk Farm Bill
• 2011 Greeley Stampede makes first profit in five years
• Greeley area students can apply for scholarships for summer programs
• Proposed budget would cut only U.S. facility that tests for deadly pathogens in food
• Colorado civil unions bill gets first hearing
• New pro-abortion cry, “Pregnancy is a disease”
• Pro-life group aims to create “states of refuge”
• Washington bill shows “gay” agenda not about equality under the law - Real agenda is acceptance of lifestyle, activist says
• Did Air Force decision to remove “God” from patch make phrase better?
• Lawmaker introduces bill to protect servicemembers’ right to speak out against homosexuality
• Colorado seeks to squash tax limit challenge
• Pekingese becomes America's top dog at Westminster
• More than 300 inmates die in Honduras prison fire
• Report documents women murdered for not having abortions - Pro-life leader says abortion community ignores issue
• Food police confiscate 4-year old’s lunch, bill parents
• Bennet, Kansas Republican push wind energy tax credits
• City-wide high school dance raises money for nonprofit
• District 6 students finalists in Caring for Our Watersheds contest
• Wednesday's weather
• Tickets for Greeley Chorale's Pops & Pasta fundraiser still available
• Occupy Greeley to show "Gasland" on Friday
• Bill to exempt more cars from emissions testing passes state Senate committee
• Former bank trust officer pleads guilty to theft
• ReStore auction seeks help from Greeley artists
• Greeley-Evans residents invited to discuss school district grant application
• Greeley Special Olympics athlete selected for NBA All Star Weekend
• Group draws line in sand over San Diego cross
• District 6 “bans” sodas from school lunchrooms
• APNewsBreak: US weighs steep cuts in nuclear force
• “Million Dollar Baby” – 2012 Subaru Impreza Sport Review - by Stu Wright
• Udall renews call for support of wind energy production tax credit
• Poudre Valley Health System welcomes new air ambulance
• 100-year-old barn burns near Gill
• Would-be thief delays off-duty cop's Valentine's Day
• Tuesday's weather
• Community Foundation to host free financial workshop for nonprofits
• Fee holiday: District 6 votes to become a fee-free school district
• Monfort to become a K-6 school; Bella Romero K-8
• Discount on dog adoption at Denkai Sanctuary now through Sunday
• Greeley woman offers thanks to blood donors who saved her life
• It's official: School board accepts Reese resignation
• Greeley schools on track to comply with proposed legislation to eliminate all trans-fats
• Pedophiles in our schools!
• Courts says schools within rights to prohibit Christian displays, allow other religions
• Douglas Bruce gets jail, probation for tax evasion
• Bridges of Hope to have meeting, free meal Thursday
• Cheating scandal: Former Greeley firefighter sets trial in misconduct case
• Registration, scholarship opportunities open for national ag education conference in Loveland
• Weld commissioners eliminate background check for tattoo parlor licenses
• Man sets preliminary hearing in drug distribution case
• Greeley to gather oral histories from University District residents
• Documentary to kick off Dearfield Dream Conference
• PepsiCo layoffs will not affect Greeley facility
• Financial planning seminar in Greeley on Feb. 21
• Greeley man charged with growing pot in basement
• Two Jerry's Market employees tackle robbery suspect
• Boys & Girls Club model train layout on display in Greeley
• Sunday's weather
• Whitney Houston dies at 48
• Office of Economic Development and International Trade starts regional tour Tuesday
• Saturday's weather
• Highways have cleared up after brief storm leaves area
• Obama “accommodation” to religious groups changes nothing - New policy simply moves contraceptives to list of basic services
• State Senate approves tuition break for illegals - Proposal would allow illegals to pay less than U.S. citizens living out of state
• UN officials admit they want global tax
• Obama adjusts birth control policy after protests
• Immigrant tuition proposal before Colorado Senate
• Street construction update for Feb. 10
• Indiana poised to ban “remote” abortions
• No Child Left Behind 2001: is it simply being traded in for a newer model?
• Conference Saturday prepares Greeley, Evans students for their college experience
• PepsiCo planning job cuts, says reductions in Colorado will be 'minimal'
• Living History: Theater-style Civil War story captivates Greeley
• Meadowview of Greeley cancels plans for Saturday event
• Friday's weather
• Last month driest, second hottest January on record for Greeley
• United Way of Weld County receives large donation from Monfort Family Foundation
• Weld County United Way program receives $54,000 grant
• Weld County ends rural transportation program
• Military ban on homosexuals could return, in Oklahoma
• Border agent blows the whistle:
• No Child Left Behind: Colorado among 10 states that get education waivers
• Colorado to get $205 million in foreclosure relief
• Now the race begins!
• Woman sentenced in summer traffic death
• Shawsheen Elementary to present "Cinderella" musical
• Rep. Dave Young to host community meeting in Evans Saturday
• Evans convenience store owner convicted in sexual contact of female employee
• DA drops charges against mother in bizarre case involving her sons, a trespasser and marijuana
• Thursday's weather
• Historical Hindsights: The infamous cattle break of 1872
• Great Weld Cat Roundup: Group plans to catch and release feral cats this weekend
• Illinois man facing felony forgery charges in Weld County
• Grover FFA Chapter hosting oyster fry and auction Saturday
• Greeley suspect accused of taking teddy bear in overnight theft
• After six months, sick Greeley kitten finds a new home
• America’s Monarchy, are they forcing a new Revolution?
• United Way of Weld County to celebrate National 2-1-1 Day
• UNC to jam at concert for mental health tonight
• Senior-oriented SilverSneakers Fitness expands in Greeley
• Shepherd found not guilty in sexual assault case
• LaSalle teen returns to school after year-long battle with cancer
• Wednesday's weather
• Colorado colleges report high remedial rates among Colorado high school graduates
• Adamson Funeral hosts free financial seminar on Feb. 21
• Officials tell Catholic chaplains not to read letter criticizing policy on contraception - Says letter could encourage disobedience to Commander in Chief
• Judge orders woman to provide unencrypted hard drive to prosecutors - Rules providing information does not violate defendant’s 5th Amendment rights
• Trump says won’t run if Romney nominee, might if nomination goes to another
• Randy Travis coming to Greeley
• Qdoba to offer BOGO for a kiss this Valentine’s Day
• Colorado lawmakers try to save wind tax credit
• CAIR defends football players who assaulted quarterback saying charges based on racism
• Homeland Security to unsubscribe to ‘unnecessary’ magazines says Secretary Napolitano
• Federal Court: California gay marriage ban is unconstitutional
• “Second Versa, Same as the First!” – 2012 Nissan Versa Review - by Stu Wright
• Greeley man to fight extradition to Maryland in 2000 murder
• Planned Parenthood fallout: Komen exec quits after funding flap
• Weld County to use mail ballots in primary election
• Tuesday's weather
• Actors talk to Weld Central students about bullying
• Skunk with rabies found in northeast Weld County
• Naked man arrested after walk into Boys, Girls club
• Weld Republicans to hold caucuses tonight
• Weld County Sheriff's Office, area police departments hosting Citizens Academy
• Prosecutor: Store owner was a 'predator' waiting to hire vulnerable women
• Rep. Gardner coming to Greeley to discuss Farm Bill
• Retired Military Veterans of Weld County meeting set for Saturday
• Snowpack conditions still struggling despite recent storms
• Greeley Stampede honored by rodeo association
• Tickets still available for Farmer and Rancher Appreciation Dinner
• Vestas' CFO and deputy CEO resigns
• Santorum tells Weld residents Obama does not believe America is unique among nations - Says election about more than the economy
• Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg in Egypt: Admires Arab Spring…
• State Farm Insurance announces slow 110 job rollout across 2012
• Greeley foster father accused of sharing pornographic photos with foster son
• Greeley West offers singing valentines
• Two-car crash blocking eastbound traffic at 20th Street and 59th Avenue
• Enrollment for USDA programs ongoing
• Dearfield Dream Conference planned at UNC on Feb. 18
• "Operation Stay Safe" training session on Thursday
• Dozens of Greeley residents targeted in phone phishing scam
• Greeley issues year-end report: Fewer potholes filled, more 911 calls
• Gang shooting trial set to wrap up Tuesday
• Weld Highway 85 logo design contest
• Occupy Greeley hosts second teach-in
• Pilgrim's report details labor, animal and environmental practices
• Upcoming air symposiums offer credits for certified crop advisors
• Greeley's former Toddy's Super Market purchased
• Sunday's weather
• Saturday's weather
• Transparency is the new secrecy!
• Prosecutor claims pro-lifer cannot pass out literature
• Carol’s Corner: Does Anyone Care?
• The Rant: “U.S. in Wonderland” Or Going Down the Rabbit-Hole
• Khruschev was right - Under Obama, America has embraced communism's tenets of wealth distribution
• Komen drops plan to cut Planned Parenthood grants
• Unemployment rate hits 8.3 percent after hiring burst
• Friday's weather
• 5:30 a.m. UPDATE: Winter storm shuts down school districts across Weld County
• All highways remain open in northern Colorado; three rollovers reported so far
• Closures: Weld County offices, courts
• Highland childcare facility receives grant
• Longmont man set to appear in Weld on murder charge
• Greeley Police Department seeks applicants for citizens police academy
• Low home listings could mean rise in sale prices
• 11:50 a.m. UPDATE: UNC on schedule; Aims Community College shut down early
• "Dead man" talks about falsified obituary
• Little snowfall in Greeley, but high winds keeping Weld County closed
• AP sources: Trump intends to endorse Romney
• - School Board fails again - Maybe students need to 'Occupy'
• Joe Lucio, founder of Armadillo restaurants, passes away
• Thursday's weather
• District 6 school and some charters closed Friday
• Greeley City Council members to present State of the Union Colony report
• Conservation Reserve Program beginning general signup March 12
• Principal Combined Fundraising Organization applications due April 2
• Greeley museums seeking volunteers for Living History program
• Democrat Brandon Shaffer to continue bid in 4th CD
• Winter storm warning for Greeley, Weld; 12-22 inches of snow possible along Front Range
• House Committee set to investigate misinformation released by EPA
• Ron Paul packs The Fort – makes no apologies for his policy vision
• Brett Reese resigns from District 6 School board - Cites board's unwillingess to look at new ideas in favor of status quo
• J&T Feeds hosting open market Saturday
• Director of the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission resigns
• Brett Reese resigns from District 6 school board
• Wednesday's weather
• UPDATE: Winter storm watch issued for Greeley and Weld
• Greeley Fire investigating cause of mobile home fire
• Evangelical leader calls for boycott of Starbucks - Says group actively stands against godly principles
• “Little Deuce Coupe” – 2012 Nissan Altima 3.5 SR Review - by Stu Wright
• Babies 2011
• Firm awarded district contract recommending school improvements sits on board awarding funds
• Evans call center plans to hire for 50 additional jobs
• Northern Colorado Empty Stocking Fund raises more than $90,000 for local non-profit organizations
• Tuesday's weather
• Fort Collins-based Poudre Valley completes agreement with CU Hospital system
• Long-time director of Weld Food Bank dies
• Shepherd trial: Defense attorney accuses woman of falsely accusing Greeley cop
• Weld becomes first county in state to proclaim “In God We Trust”
• Windsor tree trimmer stuck 30 feet in the air while truck burns below
• Buck uses DA's office resources to announce his re-election, denies ethical violation
• Rep. Ron Paul hosts three Colorado campaign stops
• UNC audit and finance committee to meet
• Trial begins in gang shooting
• Jury selection begins in sexual assault case against former Greeley police officer
• UNC audit and finance committee to meet
• UNC professor, Poudre Learning Center to construct mock archaeology sites
• Prescription drug discount program saves Weld residents more than $500,000
• Cutest Couple contest underway
• Three Weld County volunteers receive highest Boy Scout recognition
• Monday's weather
• Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum to come to Greeley as part of Weld Lincoln Day Dinner
• Fire destroys one home, damages another in central Greeley
• Sunday's weather
• South Platte valley Historical Society dinner, meeting set for Feb. 6
• Daniel Boone learned Fanatics Never Give Up!
• Instructor to Instructor: Karate teaches kids more than self-defense
• Saturday's weather
• Economy grew modest 2.8 percent. in Q4, best in 2011
• City of Greeley awarded for energy efficiency in 2011
• Former UNC finance professor Junius Peake dies
• Friday's weather
• Weld County to offer free health screenings for men
• District 6 schools may see millions of dollars in facelift or complete new constructions
• Weld Board of Commissioners offering free prescription discount card
• I-25 and State Highway 392 closures planned next week
• Poudre Learning Center and UNC professor to create mock archaeology site
• Greeley History Museum to present stargazing speech
• Greeley water rented out for drilling activities, residents see return in rates
• Third annual EthnicFest next week at Greeley West
• Obama visit highlights suburb role in Colorado politics
• Fracking fracas: No energy industry backing for the word 'fracking'
• Compromise by the GOP is always good – right?
• Jury convicts gang member in retaliation shooting of 'snitch'
• Thursday's weather
• Union Colony postpones lottery drawing
• First-time Greeley author plans book signing Feb. 17
• Weld's Department of Public Health to host food safety meeting
• Historical Hindsights: Greeley WWI veteran recalls days as an aviator
• NCMC, McKee named distinguished hospitals for clinical excellence by HealthGrades
• Undercover sting: Nearly one in four Greeley businesses sold booze to minors
• 4 council seats, mayor up for election in Evans in April
• First Transit smooths over rocky transition with Weld residents
• 2012 another good year for Greeley's Colorado Farm Show
• Army to cut combat brigades
• Obama statement on compulsory attendance raise red flag among homeschoolers - Calls for states to force all teenagers to remain in school until gruaduation or age 18
• Longmont, Denver mayors join group supporting same-sex marriage - “Gay” groups say laws granting them legal benefits not good enough, want word “marriage”
• Tuesday night house fire damages Greeley home's attic
• State Rep. Young to host informal community conversation in Greeley
• Girl Scouts embrace new business model for selling cookies
• Hare announces candidacy for House District 48
• Another hat in the ring for Weld County commissioner
• Poudre Valley Health System criticizes plans for new Banner ER in west Greeley
• Wednesday's weather
• Greeley graffiti: Denver area teens arrested in purple tagging
• Yen-Yuan, when Keystone hangs in the balance, what’s in a name?
• Weld Emergency Planning Committee to meet Thursday
• Free senior safety awareness seminar set for Feb. 7
• Greeley's Arts Picnic committee now accepting booth applications
• Greeley gang member pleads guilty in 2010 stabbing
• UNC student sets trial in alcohol case tied to fraternity death
• State of the Union: Lamborn's boycott gets cool reception from Gardner and other Colorado representatives
• Tuesday's weather
• CDOT cancels guardrail work set for today on north I-25
• Weld unemployment ticks up to 9.1 percent against national decline
• Local tutoring non-profit receives grant from Community Foundation
• One third of Aims students need remedial classes - many at third-grade reading level
• Banner and Kaiser partnership leads to emergency facility for west Greeley
• 'Lobato' school funding decision appealed by Colorado Attorney General John Suthers
• Colorado works on backlog of air pollution permits
• Weld’s debt free status factored into Teletech decision for Greeley facility
• Mamma Mia! 2012 Volvo S60 Review - by Stu Wright
• Lt. Governor in Greeley on Tuesday for educational conversation
• UNC student athletes host free girls sports clinic
• Hundreds mourn Dacono teen killed in car crash
• West Greeley Conservation District annual meeting set for Feb. 9
• Lane closure on I-25 North for CDOT construction
• My Blossom Bottom to hold cloth diaper workshop
• District 6 community engagement meeting tonight at Heath
• Not even a grandmother is too old for time with Daddy
• Northern Colorado Clean Cities holding meeting Wednesday at Farm Show
• Roosevelt grad wins national livestock judging contest; team takes third, qualifies for Europe trip
• Weld's Niobrara data center wins two awards
• Former Platteville rancher honored as Livestock Industry Leader of the Year at National Western
• Jihad in America – lessons must be learned
• God needs men of integrity
• Joe Paterno, 85, dies
• Sunday's weather
• Indiana ignores health dangers, issues LGBT youth plate
• Pinewood derby offers new opportunities
• Greeley Tribune, 7News partner to provide expanded coverage
• Saturday's weather
• Rep. Young to hold informal conversations with constituents about legislative session
• Cheer camp prolongs youthful ambitions
• Legendary blues singer Etta James dies in Calif.
• TV station covers bribery trial with puppets
• Judge sentences former police chief to probation
• Nonprofit plans to raffle off Windsor home
• Greeley call center is creating 500 jobs, with 500 more coming
• Girl Scout Cookie sales start Sunday
• Greeley man arrested in 12-year-old Maryland slaying
• Friday's weather
• District 6 high schools closing the gap with graduation rates
• Blues Brothers coming to town
• Internationally renowned modern dance company coming to Greeley
• CarHop opens 4th Colorado store in Greeley
• Evangelical vote tightens as Perry drops out, endorses Gingrich - Could pose problems for Romney as decision narrows conservative candidates in race
• Rick Perry abandons presidential bid
• NCMC recognized for information technology use
• Community Foundation now taking scholarship applications
• New Halliburton facility to bring 500 jobs to Windsor industrial park
• Thursday's weather
• The Rant – Reported Facts Don’t Fit In Same Puzzle
• Student files $250,000 lawsuit against Greeley school district over drug search
• Greeley arsons spike highest of 2011 crimes
• Public input sought for access control plan along US 34 business route
• Wednesday's weather
• High winds expected today, Thursday in northern mountains, western Weld
• Erie mom pleads guilty in child abuse case
• Windsor student dies in head-on collision west of Greeley
• Next meeting for U.S. 34 Access Control Plan is Jan. 25
• Water, Jobs and Oil were topics fielded by U.S. Congressman Gardner in Monday’s town hall meetings.
• Illegal immigrant tuition up again in Colorado legislature
• Italian cruise ship captain being placed under house arrest
• Bridges of Hope to have meeting, free meal Thursday
• Ron Paul supporters plan meetings in Weld County
• Greeley's UFO investigative group is on the move - all the way to Cincinnati
• Tuesday's weather
• Toxicology report: 18-year-old Greeley woman died of drug overdose at party
• 2012 Infiniti M56x Auto Review - by Stu Wright
• I-25 closed north of Wellington because of accidents, slick roads
• Missing Colorado man found dead in theater restroom
• THE AMAZING RACE - Windsor resident Wendy Thomas' long journey from housewife to Olympic trials qualifier ends with an impressive 12th-place finish at Saturday's marathon
• Tanker rolls, spills crude oil in northern Weld
• Tickets on sale for Greeley's annual Father Daughter Dance Jan. 27-28
• High wind watch issued for Weld County ahead of approaching storm
• Hundreds gather in downtown Greeley to honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• TCBY frozen yogurt returns to Greeley
• Banner Health and Poudre Valley ranked in top 15 health systems nationally
• Event to raise money for children at risk to suicide
• Local Women's Business Organization moves to Loveland
• Carol’s Corner – The tongue has the power of life or death
• Academic honors for Jan. 15
• Military honors Jan. 15
• Ag notebook for Jan. 15
• Biz Report for Jan. 15
• Biz planner for Jan. 15
• Your biz for Jan. 15
• Greeley producers for Jan. 15
• U.S. corn-seed shortage not affecting Weld farmers, thanks to local ag diversity, experts say
• Show me the money! What’s really happening at Thompson School District HQ?
• Saturday's weather
• Deadline for non profits to apply for funding through United Way is Jan. 23
• Sheriff's associations offer two scholarships
• Regional wellness roundtable for parents Jan. 25 in Windsor
• $10,000 and $25,000 grants available to rural school districts
• First Justin Covelli Scholarship to benefit ag business student this fall
• Colorado AgrAbility hosting workshops in Sterling, Aurora
• Republican candidates commit to enforcing pornography laws
• Ron Paul picks up major evangelical endorsement heading into South Carolina
• Evans Senior Center 1/13/2012
• Brother testifies in favor of “Terri Schiavo Day”
• School board votes against Lang recommendation, decides to retain Whitehead
• Is the administration feeding the media false economy figures?
• The Rant – Greenspan Speaks, American Wallets Will Get Lighter
• Friday's weather
• District 6 closed on Monday
• Crash causes lane closure on Interstate 25
• One year after school board member denounces MLK, community still together
• UNC student dies after rear-end crash in Utah
• Firefighters close intersection due to cut gas line
• On game day, here comes the Gus - Greeley family buys bus to get Grandma Z to the games. Now it's a tribute, to the Broncos and to her.
• Firefighters, media specialists in Greeley to learn incident management
• Tebow’s “3:16” win sure to drive critics wild
• DHS watching social media, news sites - List includes Jihad Watch, Drudge Report, Huffington Post
• Georgia judge rules Obama must be eligible to appear on ballot
• Greeley Stampede announces new marketing director
• Bruce Sparrow of Keenesburg announces candidacy for House District 63
• Vestas announces job cuts but Colorado may be spared, for now
• Thornton man pleads guilty in 2010 crash that killed a mother and her newborn
• School board votes 5-2 to reinstate Greeley West teacher Bill Whitehead
• Thursday's weather
• County has free Radon kits during January for Radon action month
• Leona M Mann
• CAIR praises Muslim community for turning in FL terrorist, then criticizes FBI for “entrapment”
• Greeley announces lineup for 2012 blues jam
• Firefighter, resident burned in early morning fire
• Pope Benedict says “gay” marriage threat to humanity’s future
• Obama picks member of “racist organization” to head Domestic Policy Council
• Did Ron Paul “win” Iowa – Where it counted?
• Obama extends job authorizations to immigrants affected by 2001 earthquake in El Salvador
• Unemployment among veterans at 13% as military prepares to cut 500,000 troops
• District 6 to hold middle school expo
• UNC board of trustees to meet
• Humane Society gets grant to expand pit bull sterilization program
• Judge recommends retaining Greeley West teacher accused of hitting a student
• Wednesday's weather
• Perry Buck announces run for House District 49
• Greeley resident, firefighter burned in overnight fire
• Obama to give US missile defense secrets to Russians - Decision comes amidst massive Russian military modernization while US faces upwards of $1 trillion in cuts
• 22 killed in Iraqi car bombings
• School board unwittingly makes case for Lang’s dismissal
• DoD to investigate filmmakers’ access to bin Laden film - Movie originally scheduled to be released in time for Nov. elections
• Canada creates office to promote religious freedom overseas yet stifles Christians’ beliefs
• Priests for Life announces 4-pronged attack against abortion in 2012
• Pro-abortion group calls for donations for Tebow touchdowns - Democratic presidential candidate calls for counter-pledges
• Tuesday's weather
• Northern Colorado gets green light on highway improvements
• NCLA to host 2012 Mission to the Capitol
• Weld County Council to elect new members Monday
• Latino Chamber of Northern Colorado seeking volunteers for Cinco de Mayo event
• Larimer resident launches campaign for House District 49
• Weld County Commissioner Barbara Kirkmeyer will seek re-election
• Greeley marked for economic improvement in homes and jobs
• Wildland Fire and Incident Management Academy to host VIP day
• Super Bowl to air graphic abortion ad during game - Candidate uses loophole in Federal election law requiring stations to air ads
• Unemployment remains above 8 percent for 35 consecutive months
• CSU offering Worker Protection Standard workshop this month
• VFW meeting features guest speaker from congressman's office
• Time's running out to show off your newborn in The Tribune's Babies of 2011 section
• Mutual UFO Network meeting Thursday
• Free Tax Service Provided by Greeley AARP TaxAide
• Remains at Falcon Lake not the husband of Tiffany Hartley
• Girl Scouts make changes to help boost cookie sales
• Greeley man acquitted in '09 kidnapping case
• One wrong turn morphs into drug arrest for 18-year-old
• MLK celebration to include parade and race relations expert speaker
• Wyoming ranch owners make donation to boost CSU equine program
• Grandmother raises grandchildren right, even if one is a Patriots fan
• Greeley woman charged with two counts of attempted murder in Dec. 29 shooting
• Monday's weather
• Simply the best: Windsor's Chimney Park Restaurant & Bar named one of the 100 best overall in U.S.
• Martin Luther King Jr. march and celebration set for Jan. 16
• Police investigate shooting in Milliken
• Saturday's weather
• Muslim terrorist group murders more Nigerian Christians
• Loophole could force Colorado churches to open facilities for same-sex civil unions - Wording in religious exemption does not mention church property
• Obama administration announces new hotline for illegal aliens
• U.S. hiring surges, unemployment rate falls to 8.5%
• Child evangelist says Tebow testimony validates his ministry
• Wheat futures down amid predictions of good harvest this summer
• Sprinkler-head floods 10 rooms at UNC
• Greeley city attorney doing well after heart surgery
• Weld Clerk seeks comments from residents about mail ballot
• Harlem Wizards to show off basketball skills in Gilcrest Saturday night
• Friday's weather
• Greeley residents can dump their old toilets at City Hall annex
• Leprino Foods to muffle mechanical hum coming from plant
• “Government Motors” to “recall” all Volts - Company makes decision six months after being told of car catching fire
• Gardner says Obama appointments “usurp” will of Congress, people - Former AG says appointments “extra-constitutional” as Congress still in session
• Colorado Christian University takes on Obamacare rule on abortion inducing contraception - Armstrong says university has strong case, calls rules “unfair”
• Wichita, Kansas becomes collateral damage in war against Boeing.
• Measles vaccine connected to autism while conservative politics causes hypocrisy
• Planned Parenthood 2010 death toll: 329,445 dead babies
• Colorado Democrats, GOP unveiling jobs agenda at Legislature
• Thursday's weather
• Aims to host "Get Started" sessions
• Job fair in Greeley on Jan. 12
• Mother, 25, arrested in Kersey shooting after 27 shots were fired
• Daughter works to make mother's last wish come true
• Weld commissioners to hold office hours Jan. 13
• Colorado court ruling on ballot drop-off won't affect Weld County
• Greeley Philharmonic to perform on Jan. 21
• University Schools to hold high school open house
• Emergency response conference to bring 700 to Greeley
• Records show how outside groups conspire against Personhood movement
• CDC scientist: tests needed on gas drilling impact
• Five D.C. prosecutors go after abortion protestor for passing out literature - DOJ claims Ken Scott doesn’t have Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination
• Episcopal Church in America pummeled for liberal stands - Church head disinvited by Sudan counterpart, Catholics announce new order for disgruntled episcopal members
• Comeback kid: Santorum comes within 8 votes of Romney
• Obama fundraising e-mail expresses fear over “tea party extremists”
• Free open house and health fair for Greeley seniors
• Wednesday's weather
• Adamson Funeral to host free grief seminar
• CDOT to close one lane of I-25 tonight near Windsor
• Portion of Poudre River Trail to close Friday
• Denver-based Western Energy Alliance announces new president
• Tiffany Hartley wants more information before determining if remains are her husband's
• Candlelight memorial planned for Fallis family in Evans
• Weld Commissioner Sean Conway formally announces candidacy for 2012 election
• Weld Clerk and Recorder changes district boundaries to reflect state changes
• High-speed chase on I-25 ends in northern Colorado Wednesday morning
• Liquor store cited for providing alcohol that may have led to woman's death
• Is the media overplaying the Iowa caucuses?
• Print the Headlines – the election is already decided
• Colorado GOP gearing up for February caucuses
• Oil and gas regulators seek collaboration
• Tuesday's weather
• Greeley Chorale auditions will be Jan. 14
• High Plains Library District launches winter reading program
• Greeley nurse to serve on national committee
• Aims secures $2 million grant for oil and gas training
• Erie mom accused of imprisoning son to undergo mental health evaluation
• Tiffany Hartley still awaits husband's body, but the end may be near
• Fort Lupton mother formally charged for teens' drinking party
• Greeley teen gets probation in car break-ins
• Snowpack well below average; Last year's snowpack, potential for future snow calming concerns
• Colorado grant program seeks applicants for rural health care
• Woman sentenced for role in Evans home invasion
• Firestone man, 72, charged in dogs' poisoning deaths
• Media focuses on Mosque firebombed in Queens, ignores firebombing against Hindus, Christians - Other attacks included house where African American Christians lived, Hindu place of worship
• CA judge rules Muslims harassing Jewish students engaging in “protected speech”
• Xcel says new EPA rules not expected to have major impact in Colorado - Regs could cause blackouts in other parts of the country as plants close
• Candidates court evangelicals in final hours before Iowa caucus
• Defense bill includes at least $400M for Colorado
• Colorado avalanche center issues warning
• Sunny skies, balmy temperatures on Monday
• Conway will seek re-election as Weld County Commissioner
• Agriculture groups to host agriculture and air quality symposiums
• Out with the old: Greeley residents toss their trees and pack up holiday decor
• Police believe suicide cause of Evans shooting death, investigation continues
• Beloved dog's vanishing two years later leads to others finding a home
• Don Cooper guards the street with a chuckle and a smile
• Greality: RN Medispa hosts fundraiser for Dallas Bradford
• Woman dead in apparent Sunday night shooting; autopsy to be conducted today
• It's a girl! First baby of year keeps staff waiting 'til morning
• Action Line: Child's grave site well-protected from worksite trucks; Greeley Gazette still publishing
• Evans police investigate woman's death
• It's a girl! First baby of year keeps staff waiting 'til morning
• Sunday's weather
• The Rant: Middle Class Suffers Most From Political Mismanagement
• Carol’s Corner - Sneaker frenzy reveals hearlessness
• Free genealogy classes begin Jan. 11
• High wind uproots trees, knocks down power lines
• Saturday's weather
• Colorado Cattlemen hosting Mid-Winter Meeting Jan. 17-18
• Friends, family of Greeley man work to hang airplane as tribute in Greeley/Weld airport
• NAACP opposes bill banning abortions based on race - Black conservative says organization has “sold out its soul” with opposition to bill
• “Moderate” Muslims call for “killing all Jews” - Muslim Brotherhood presented as face of moderate Islam
• Greeley economy showing early signs of growth
• Greeley history museum to host aeronautics speakers throughout 2012 - Current exhibit shows history of flight in Colorado
• Obama wants another $1.2 trillion - Under debt limit agreement, increase automatic unless Congress votes “no” to request
• Greeley man dies in car crash outside of Amarillo, Texas
• Free genealogy classes begins Jan. 11
• National Weather Service: More high winds expected
• Greeley police seek applicants for 2012 Citizens' Police Academy
• Weld County commissioners to hear proposed precinct boundary changes
• Friday's weather
• Kersey shooting sends man to hospital with possible life-threatening injuries
• The Tribune's 2011 Year in Review section
• Kim Jung Un praised for having father’s virtues during swearing in ceremony
• Court reject’s Oakland’s arguments regarding selective enforcement of “bubble law”
• High winds knock over semi-truck in northeast Weld County
• Personhood to be a game changer in 2012 election
• Greeley salon to hold fundraiser for family of Dallas Bradford
• Milliken house fire victim is male, but not yet identified
• Thursday's weather
• Lower gas prices in Greeley are welcome this time of year
• Greeley Sears spared in company cuts - so far
• Police arrest man in connection with apartment break in
• Greeley organic waste sites accepting Christmas trees
• Pathways Hospice seeks volunteers
• January cervical heath awareness month to stress screening and prevention
• Youth concussion rules among new Colo. laws
• Tebow, Broncos criticized for promoting wrong anti-bullying group - NFL support for "Characters Unite" not good enough because LGBT movement doesn’t get special recognition
• Weld commissioners rotate positions with the New Year
• Weld commissioners rotate positions with the New Year
• Wednesday's weather
• I-25 on-ramps closed tonight at Crossroads Boulevard, Harmony Road
• Sonnenberg to seek re-election in new House District 65
• One person, two pets die in Milliken home fire this morning
• Make your New Year's resolutions count this year
• LaSalle farmer elected to represent FSA Area 2
• Sen. Bennet staff members coming to Greeley for ag talks
• Weld residents concerned over new broker for Medicaid transportation
• “Gay” parade attendance mandatory for teen program at Planned Parenthood
• Evans goes green, approves solar panels at Campus Crest
• Greeley's last Blockbuster is closing
• If you got shape-up style shoes for Christmas, Read this Now!
• Personhood USA holds Presidential Pro-Life Forum
• State education board says it will appeal Lobato decision forcing retool of school finance
• Xcel bills could rise 11.5 percent thanks to new EPA regs - Christian environmental group claims regulations are pro-life issue
• Tuesday's weather
• Sears plans to close 120 stores nationwide - no word yet on Greeley store
• A dog's Christmas: Gingerbread the injured boxer finds a new home
• Greeley gang member charged in federal court
• Weld County, municipalities receive $2 million from lottery fund
• LaSalle Fire Protection District 50 years old; volunteering 'sadly' becoming 'thing of the past'
• Millions in donations are from stolen credit cards. Where’s the charity?
• The Rant - I Am An Optimist--I'm Sure We Have To Change
• The Rant - Housing Market Woes Still Threaten Economy
• Shoppers back in the stores looking for after-holiday discounts
• Construction and traffic delays at Interstate 25/Colo. 392 interchange project hurting most businesses in area
• Empty Stocking: Connections offers help, independence for those in need
• Showing some 'Spirit': Greeley girl makes calendars to raise money for abandoned horses
• Sunday's weather
• Briggsdale woman dies in one-car rollover Christmas Eve
• Expert predicts future commodity prices despite Mother Nature's notorious unpredictability
• Financial Sense: 10 ideas for a New Year's resolution worth keeping
• Greeley Producers for Dec. 25
• Your Biz for Dec. 25
• Greeley Lions Club distributes dictionaries to third-graders
• Military Honors for Dec. 25
• Kum & Go kick-starts 2012 Toys for Tots campaign in Weld County
• Ag Notebook for Dec. 25
• Biz Daily Planner for Dec. 25
• Biz Report for Dec. 25
• This is victory? Iraq, Afghanistan make top 10 list for religious oppression - Placement stunning when considering cost of American blood to “liberate” countries
• Saturday's weather
• Presidential Christmas messages over the years
• Handel’s Messiah: Still a favorite 270 years later - Originally used as evangelistic tool to get Gospel to masses
• Air Jordan shoes cause shopping frenzy
• FedEx to Santa: “HaHa-Ha!”
• Accidents cleared on I-25 between Longmont and Loveland
• Tebow, Connecticut Bible burning reveals stark difference between Christians and Muslims
• Lexus ES350 Auto Review
• Friday's weather
• Propane explosion at Leprino shakes buildings in Greeley, but no injuries
• Weld's child welfare services bracing for more cuts in 2012
• Christmas in China: UNC Wind Ensemble travels outside the country to bring American band music to the East
• Graham called upon to “repent” for Mormon statement - Mormon representative admits “works necessary for salvation”
• The Rant - America's Vanishing Wealth Is Government Legacy
• NORAD Santa trackers stand by for another big day
• CDOT: Roads in northeastern Colorado are icy, snowpacked
• Thursday's weather
• Show off your baby in The Tribune's Babies of 2011 section
• Atheist group admits desire to ban Christmas holiday
• Atheist group admits they want to ban Christmas holiday
• TABOR author Douglas Bruce found guilty of tax evasion
• Obama, Senate Dems reject 1 year payroll tax cut - Refuses to reconcile bills in conference committee, insisting on 2 month extension instead
• Colorado will appeal ruling on school funding
• Winter weather watch upgraded to warning; 3-6 inches of snow expected
• Wednesday's weather
• Boulder County commissioners vote in favor of GMOs
• Empty Stocking: Connections for Independent Living helps man struggling with Crohn's disease
• Greeley-Evans schools to be closed over winter break
• Single car rollover sends three to hospital
• "Puffer" car thieves are out of luck in Greeley, Weld County this season
• Facebook friends bring missionary couple home for the holidays
• School Board “plans” for plans – not students – again!
• Rep. Lamborn introduces resolution defending Christmas - District 6 students out for “Winter Break” this Friday
• Weld Food Bank benefits from Northern Colorado Empty Stocking Fund
• Welcome news for Weld educators: Hickenlooper wants to restore $89 million for education
• Share your holiday memories with Tribune readers
• Tuesday's weather
• Synergy pricing follow-on public offering of common stock
• Winter storm watch issued for Weld on Wednesday-Thursday
• Four-car crash in Greeley under investigation
• USDA conservation service announces sign-up period
• Greeley man accused in drug death of 18-year-old woman charged with two felonies
• Couple travels 3,400 miles to celebrate 50th anniversary where it all began
• Bennet supporting country-of-origin labeling for meats
• Northern Colorado Beekeepers Association to offer beekeeper course in Windsor
• Greeley, Weld unemployment rates fall more than 1 percent from a year ago
• Man arrested for hit and run after witness follows him for police
• Take our readership survey for free online access and a chance to win a $100 Best Buy gift card
• Attacks hurt Gingrich in Iowa, no letup pre-caucus
• Denver massage therapist accused of sex assault
• Blizzard conditions in parts of southeastern Colorado
• Walmart donates $790,000 and they’re just getting started
• Share your holiday memories with Tribune readers
• Monday's weather
• Poudre Valley Health System donates $100,000 to Weld Food Bank
• Empty Stocking: Connections for Independent Living makes difference for those with disabilities
• Sacco family hosting a soccer fundraiser for her continuing search
• A special bundle for Christmas: Delaney's parents discover they are pregnant nine months after their first dies of brain cancer
• Denkai Angel Tree Program at several local businesses
• Banner Health to participate with the Medicare Pioneer Accountable Care Organization
• Show off your baby in The Tribune's Babies of 2011 section
• Sunday's weather
• Event keeps Christmas spirit alive for migrant families
• Weather for Saturday
• Aims to host informational meeting about enrolling in college
• Christmas concert at Greeley church to feature Emmy winning artist
• Mass. man not guilty in killing of student from Timnath
• Fort Lupton fugitive arrested in Nebraska
• Disgraced Greeley schools need immediate changes across the board
• LaSalle man sentenced to 14 years in prison for meth possession, intent to distribute
• Manufacturing plant to open in 2012 in Johnstown, employ 249
• Gov. Hickenlooper, lawmakers discuss upcoming session
• Accidental shooting near Severance sends hunter to the hospital
• Friday's weather
• Aims to offer southwestern pottery class
• Weld County accepting entries for Centennial Highway logo design contest
• Click! Weld County winner shows off the next generation of farmers
• Small world theory connects Weld cold case with former Arapahoe sheriff Sullivan
• Share your holiday memories with Tribune readers
• Greeley city attorney named 2011 Outstanding Colorado City Attorney
• The Raptor has left the building
• US formally ends Iraq war with little fanfare
• Iraqi Christians express concerns over U.S. pullout - U.S. refugee policy favors Muslims over Christians facing persecution
• Salvation Army begs for help in Detroit amidst “gay” boycott
• Thursday's weather
• Historical Hindsights: Musil's Sports Shop and The Knights of the Roaring Wheels
• CSU partners in program to help pregnant women avoid foodborne illnesses
• Tad Boyle shares lessons learned from his Boys and Girls Club experiences
• Santa will be at Relay For Life breakfast fundraiser in Windsor Saturday
• Windsor man named to Embrace Northern Colorado board of directors
• Brentwood Middle School wins $10,000 from Glee campaign
• LaSalle dairy farmers attend national conference
• USDA announces conservation funding opportunities
• Roy Rudisill will continue to head Weld Office of Emergency Management
• Greeley woman ready to face man who put her in a wheelchair
• MSNBC compares Romney to KKK - Network apologizes, saying they were “irresponsible”
• Forget independent, Trump now considering online bid for president
• Government wants to ban all cell phones in cars - Options considered include jammers in automobiles
• Failures to report crimes are increasing victim counts
• Congress set to shut down committee on religious freedom - Durbin holding up funding over pork barrel project
• Oakland taken to task over enforcement of “bubble law” based on Colorado statute
• Kron, Reese spar at meeting - Reese expresses concerns over whether expenditures are best use of taxpayer dollars
• Texas drivers declare “One State Under God”
• Mink says never had illusions about large settlement - Speaks out on Montana blogger, future plans
• NARAL opposes bill banning abortions based on sex, race - Says would interfere with women’s right to choice
• Clinton finally asks Iran to release Pastor convicted for leaving Islam
• Survey: 1 in 4 U.S. women victims of severe violence
• 2011 Scion tC Review - Stu Wright
• Wednesday's weather
• Annual Alvin Garcia Christmas Party set for Saturday
• Water wars: Arapahoe County snaps up farm water rights in northern Colorado
• Gang member gets 8 years in prison in organized crime case
• Sterling man dies in crash near New Raymer on Monday
• 14th annual Migrant Christmas Fiesta set for Saturday
• Semi tanker rollover in Milliken injures one
• Time names 'The Protester' as 'Person of Year'
• Obama marking end of Iraq war
• Trial edges closer in case against former Greeley cop
• Weld school officials: Impact from ruling on school funding could take years to be felt
• Weld County's 2012 budget is $203 milion, includes ups and downs with oil and gas, social services
• Show off your baby in The Tribune's Babies of 2011 section
• Empty Stocking: Connections for Independent Living offers help to the disabled
• Man accused of locking boy in his room pleads to misdemeanor child abuse
• Fracking, Fluoridation, Birthers – Which to fear?
• Obama attends church after accused of waging “war on religion”
• Defense bill legalizes bestiality, sodomy - Administration downplays repeal, says not serious issue
• Point of Grace to perform at UCCC - "Home For The Holidays Tour" is family friendly and will help provide scriptures for soldiers
• Judge rules that “blogger” not a journalist, given $2.5 million fine
• ACLU settles Howling Pig case for $425,000
• The Rant - Governments' False Hope
• Kaiser Permanente, partnering with Banner Health, will expand into northern Colorado
• Music Depot to hold food drive on Saturday
• Weld welcomes state's new fracking disclosure rule
• Tuesday's weather
• School District 6 to drill on 15 more sites for oil and gas revenue
• 5-month moratorium placed on closing postal facilities
• Kagan to recuse herself: from Arizona case, not Obamacare - Twin cases to bring controversial issues front and center during election season
• Michael Savage offers Newt $1 million to drop out - Glenn Beck says considering voting for Ron Paul over Gingrich
• New Colorado School Grades website grades schools with simple A through F
• Lawmaker threatens legal action against Lowe’s for cancelling ads on Muslim show
• Colorado regulators to deliberate on fracking Tuesday
• Colorado Supreme Court OKs new legislative districts
• Sunken Treasure – Land Rover LR4
• Morality in Media calls for federal investigation into .xxx domain
• Colorado Gives Day raises $12 million
• Empty Stocking: Greeley woman puts life back in order with help from Greeley Transitional House
• ACLU: Weld County settles Howling Pig case for $425,000
• And now, a word about La Salle ... or LaSalle: The debate is over
• Monday's weather
• Rep. Vaad announces bid for state Senate
• Weld County Commissioners seeking applicants for advisory boards
• Former teacher, coach acquitted of sex assault charges
• Muslim TV show loses advertisers - Dearborn show does not discuss honor killings, intolerance towards Christians engaging in dialogue with Muslims
• Witness: Hollywood shooter shouted “Allahu Akbar” as he fled
• Sunday's weather
• Union Colony taking applications for new elementary school
• University of Northern Colorado undergraduates list
• University of Northern Colorado undergraduates list
• University of Northern Colorado graduate students graduation list
• Empty Stocking: Catholic Charities of Weld County helps Greeley senior stay in home
• Seven injured in minivan crash on I-25 near Fort Collins
• Rodarte Christmas party returns after one-year hiatis
• Saturday's weather
• Bill preventing EPA from regulating farm dust passes House
• Is Tebow’s faith causing media pundits to hope he fails? - Columnist asks, would players get away with mocking his faith if he were a Muslim?
• Colorado loses latest round in school funding lawsuit
• Judge upholds CAIR official’s conviction in terrorism funding case
• Obama scuttling payroll tax cut extension
• Trump tells RNC independent run still on the table - Reiterates could enter race if “right Republican not selected”
• Obama celebrates Hanukkah two weeks early, calls it “good party” - Says he supports Israel more than any other president
• U.S. 34, I-25 icy in spots
• Friday's weather
• Friday's weather
• Greeley Stampede announces 2012 concert lineup
• Northridge to host debate and forensics tournament
• Two Greeley West students save toddler they found wandering in snow
• District 6 seeks business partnerships for Career Pathways program
• District 6 looking for local businesses for job shadowing and internship opportunities
• Northridge to hold debate and forensics competition
• Rodarte Community Christmas party to be held this weekend
• Greeley Recreation Center kicks off holiday specials
• City council to hold goal setting session
• Virginia Tech gunman kills officer, later found dead
• EPA implicates fracking in pollution
• 2011 Scion tC Review - Stu Wright
• Thursday's weather
• Former State Trooper acquitted of sexual exploitation charge
• Charges still pending in Greeley drug case
• Evans man arrested after being accused of sexually assualting teens
• Funplex, Greeley Recreation Center offering 10 percent off memberships
• Garden City manslaughter suspect taken back to jail
• Gardner calls on labor secretary to abandon proposed changes to Fair Labor Standards Act
• Police arrest man in 18-year-old Greeley woman's death
• UNC fall commencement ceremonies scheduled for Friday and Saturday
• Accomplice in drive-by gets 6 years in community corrections
• Tree of Memories ceremony to be held Thursday night in Greeley
• Danger: psychologist says Rudolph advocates bullying - Says Santa is a big bully
• Coffman blasts DoD calling Ft. Hood massacre workplace violence - Despite shooter shouting “Allahu-Akbar” DoD refuses to say attack was terrorism
• HHS non-committal on how agency defines rules affecting religious organizations - Will not commit to definition of “sharing religious tenets”
• Blagojevich gets 14 years in prison for corruption
• You may be a Muslim if….
• Veni, Vidi, Venza (Toyota Review) - by Stu Wright
• City seeking volunteers for code enforcement study committee
• Police arrest man in 18-year-old Greeley woman's death
• Red's Dogs & Donuts closes west Greeley location
• A rural reprieve: New Raymer post office will remain open
• Zac's Legacy Foundation hosting Photos with Santa Fundraiser
• Wednesday's weather
• A rural reprieve: New Raymer post office will remain open
• Extension office hosting farm tax workshop
• Pearl Harbor attack remembered at 70th anniversary
• Gang leader sentenced to 42 years
• Take our readership survey for free online access and a chance to win a $100 Best Buy gift card
• Adamson’s funeral homes offer aftercare program
• Carol’s Corner - Christmas: What does it mean to you?
• The Rant - Government officially declares war on citizens
• Evans Senior Center
• District 6 board members attend lobbyist convention at the Broadmoor - School district pays over $21,000 for dues, cost of attending convention
• Alien planet in sweet spot of Goldilocks zone for life
• Colorado delays fracking disclosure decision
• Aims board meeting scheduled for Wednesday
• Weld jury convicts Greeley gang leader on all counts
• Ticket for Greeley Chorale's holiday concert now on sale
• Former Platteville police chief pleads guilty to embezzlement in gas card case
• Tuesday's weather
• UNC finance and audit committee meeting
• Ticket for Greeley Chorale's holiday concert now on sale
• Gardner nominates three Greeley students for military academies
• Colorado regulators hold fracking disclosure hearing
• Colorado Supreme Court upholds Democrats' Congress map
• Brrr! Subzero weather reeks havoc on Weld's cars and pipes
• Monday's weather
• Cuts to first-class mail to slow delivery in 2012
• Rodarte Christmas party Saturday
• Anadarko cuts ribbon on new building in Evans
• Greeley gang's top leader testifies: Cox was well-respected
• Bikers brave elements for 26th Annual Toy Run
• Sunday's weather
• Newt meets Obama
• Cain announces he's suspending his campaign
• Snow stops, most roads are improving for travel
• Authorities investigate death of UNC student, who apparently jumped from residence hall window
• Empty Stocking: 36-year-old gains independence with Connections for Independent Living
• Saturday's weather
• A note to online subscribers regarding access issues
• Conservative leaders say Cain campaign finished - Candidate says he was only helping White in difficult financial times
• Americans to pay more for goods to help bail out Europe
• “Christmas Gala” December 7th to benefit Weld Food Bank - At the Sodbuster Inn 6-8pm
• A note to online subscribers regarding access issues
• Unemployment rate tumbles to 8.6%, lowest since March 2009
• Greeley cops to join in Cops Fighting Cancer on Dec. 15
• Parents to district: "Don't move the horticulture program."
• Greeley's Habitat for Humanity receives $75,000 grant
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• Friday's weather
• Poudre Valley Health System announces plans for new ER, surgery center in Greeley
• High Plains Library District collects 4,000 pounds of food for Weld Food Bank
• Shoppers at JCPenney can donate to Boys & Girls Clubs of Weld County through Dec. 12
• Candidates asked to sign pledge protecting religious freedom
• Administration officials say Obama has sole power to declare citizen’s enemies - Tea party fits definition according to Dems
• Obama campaign raffles off Michelle
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• Greeley tree limb pick up completed
• Want to track Santa? There's an app for that
• Storm moves in overnight; highways are wet, with blowing snow, according to CDOT
• Greeley pooch leaps and lives from 5-story launch
• Thursday's weather
• Spinouts, shovels and snow: Storm makes for a slow morning commute
• Occupy Greeley moves out of camp, plans smaller events throughout city
• Have you voted today in Tribune's 'Click! Weld County' photo contest?
• CDOT to close westbound U.S. 34 west of 95th Avenue
• Historical Hindsights: Greeley and Fort Morgan linked by new highway in 1931
• Early morning bomb scare closes Human Bean for three hours
• Fort Lupton to host second annual holiday lighting contest
• Opposing terrorist group, Iranian government newest “phobias”
• Canadian artist to star in UNC comedy “Harvey”
• Dow Jones soars with 7th-largest advance ever
• England orders Iranian delegation to leave Britain
• Bake sale at Greeley VFW to fund late veteran's cremation
• New chief medical officer for Banner Medical Group to start Dec. 12
• New sewer line on U.S. 34 Bypass to close part of road beginning Friday
• Clothing and food donations being accepted now for East Memorial drive
• Wednesday's weather
• Weather service issues a winter weather advisory in Weld
• Greeley firefighters to host toy drive Saturday
• Former Greeley gang member says Cox was no leader
• Greeley crews finished with neighborhood tree limb pickup
• Bulldogs baseball offering "Rent-A-Player"
• Empty Stocking: Food bank provides essential help for Greeley family
• Two groups with strong UNC ties among final four on NBC's a capella competition "The Sing Off."
• Latest Teacher Who Makes a Difference video features Greeley West High School’s Beth Sasse
• Local Tea Party leader takes issue with Powell blaming them for problems in America
• Live nativity scene to be displayed at United States Supreme Court
• The Rant - Government's Playbook Is Very Slim
• Udall, ACLU attempted sleight of hand with opposition to military bill - Proposed amendment would have done what they said they opposed bill for
• Evans Senior Center - by Betty Grauberger
• Greeley is trunk of Al Qaeda family tree?
• Cain tells aides he is reassessing his campaign
• Michael Jackson's doctor sentenced to 4 years
• A former fence: Highway 85's prospects suddenly looking brighter
• Tuesday's weather
• Winter storm watch issued for Weld on Wednesday night
• Colorado commission OKs legislative districts opposed by GOP
• Greeley jury hears wildly different portrayals of gang
• UPDATE: Platteville police chief arrested on embezzlement and ID theft charges
• Nunn man sentenced to 36 years in child porn, assault cases
• Colorado Gives Day will be Dec. 6
• Growing number of kids skip school shots in 8 states
• J&T Feeds hosting equine seminar
• Greeley church's Christmas play brings families together
• Sidwell ranch family remains loyal to Herefords
• Colorado Gives Back Day set for Dec. 6
• Local restaurants donating percentage of sales Wednesday to Empty Stocking Fund
• Greeley Philharmonic all brass concert tickets on sale now
• Jury selection begins in organized crime trial of gang member
• Organization to host free talk about pioneers of the Pawnee National Grassland
• Sunday's weather
• Prep football playoffs: Dayspring claims 8-man title, Windsor advances to 3A finals
• Saturday's weather
• Evans police look for suspect in beer truck robbery
• Personhood back in Colorado, ready to answer critics - Greeley pro-life leader says measure uses plain language to dispels opponent’s lies
• UPDATE: High wind warning in effect for northeast Weld County tonight, Saturday
• Live chat scheduled tonight to discuss Dayspring football state title game
• Black Friday ... er Thursday? ... brings thousands out for deals
• Friday's weather
• Udall reintroduces farm land conservation bill
• District 6 to host high school expos for eighth graders
• Weld County farmer inducted into Colorado conservation hall of fame
• No charges filed in Greeley police fatal shooting in child pornography sting
• Holiday event at Centennial Village set for Dec. 10
• Tebow announces creation of new hospital in Philippines - Foundation to build Children’s hospital in country of his birth
• Christian cake maker business increasing after stand for traditional marriage - Refused to wedding cake that went against biblical beliefs
• Pastor, church in Oklahoma threatened with death, destruction for standing against homosexuality - Hatred of “homophobes” not covered by hate crime laws
• Tribune delivery may be delayed a bit this morning
• Justin Bauer Run Committee to present check at potluck
• Colorado Farm Bureau votes in favor of giving state engineer more flexibility
• Ice Haus special holiday events Friday and Saturday
• Nearly 3,000 people kick off Thanksgiving with the annual Turkey Trot in Greeley
• Greeley's Salvation Army serves up a hot turkey dinner for 200
• Thursday's weather
• North Korean Thanksgiving menu: mothers eating children
• New Jersey hospital asks judge for permission to break law - Says should be allowed to force nurses to assist in abortions, regardless of beliefs
• Solemn crowd remembers fallen Weld deputy Sam Brownlee one year later
• Northern Colorado Empty Stocking Fund kicks off fundraising drive for fifth straight year
• Wednesday's weather
• Union Colony buys land for elementary school in Evans
• Care packages needed for Greeley's VFW
• Woman who stole from 101-year-old sentenced to work release
• Black Friday will kick off on Thursday this year
• La Salle Christmas tree business to donate portion of its sales to boy with cancer
• Hearts beat as one: Woman starts support group to reassure others they're not alone
• Greeley West horticulture family holiday event set for Saturday
• Weld investigators: Suspect in slaying of Globetrotters trainer says victim spoke 'disrespectfully'
• Super committee failure: Bush’s fault - Gardner frustrated that committee never addressed healthcare costs
• Exposing secrets for better government
• The Rant - Debt, America's Recurring Nightmare
• Hezbollah unravels CIA spy network in Lebanon
• Weld's October jobless rate holds steady from September
• Boy Scout camp protected by conservation easement
• Greeley woman sentenced to 180 days in jail for sexually assaulting boy
• Northern Colorado Women in Business monthly meeting to feature holiday boutique, speaker
• Tuesday's weather
• Open enrollment for District 6 begins on Monday
• Congress set to cut cash to reform meat industry
• Photo story: Occupy Greeley protesters are pulling up stakes
• Suspicious fire at Northridge High School causes estimated $2,000 damage
• Weld Food Bank still seeks holiday turkeys
• Happy birthday! Weld marks 150 years as Colorado county
• Greeley offices, transit close for Thanksgiving holiday
• Genetically modified crops get the boot in Boulder County
• Greeley Lights the Night parade set for Saturday
• District 6 schedules a makeup date for snow day
• Erie mom accused of imprisoning teen son in trailer waives right to preliminary hearing
• Broken branches may alter tree care this winter
• Greeley Central to present dance concert and one-act play
• Residents escape early morning Greeley house fire
• Outgoing Weld County Fair Board members honored
• Woman hospitalized after colliding with semi on U.S. 85 in Platteville
• Former NCMC chaplain does more than just feel your pain
• Super failure: Congressional deficit-cutting panel gives up
• Weld County health official: EU right in ruling water does not prevent dehydration
• Early-season snow raising avalanche danger in Colorado and the West
• Trump net worth estimated at $7 billion
• Landlord asks judge for permission to evict ground zero mosque - Group owes over $1.7 million in back rent
• Residents escape early morning Greeley house fire
• Fire at Northridge causes estimated $2,000 damage
• Weld Food Bank still seeks holiday turkeys
• Greeley Central to present dance concert and one-act play
• Weld landfills certified, re-certified by Wildlife Habitat Council
• Outgoing Weld County Fair Board members honored
• Broken branches may alter tree care this winter
• Bed bugs at Fox Run cause disruption over preparation
• Centennial kindergartner found safe after leaving the school
• Today is deadline to enter Tribune's 'Click! Weld County' contest
• Carol’s Corner - Pornography – The ‘Silent’ Killer
• Queen Elizabeth honors Authorized King James Bible
• Faith Bible Baptist features local children in Thanksgiving special
• The Rant - Red Ink Threatens U.S. Way of Life
• UPDATE: I-25 reopens after closures from Fort Collins to Wyoming because of accidents
• Lidiak answers questions about new role as District 6 president
• Weld food drive goes artsy with sidewalk mural
• Sunday's weather
• Saturday's weather
• Weld food drive goes artsy with sidewalk mural
• Internet giants oppose bill that could make posting online videos a crime
• Kagan told to recuse herself from Obamacare case
• District 6 removes video cartoon showing naked boy from Meeker library
• Nutrition news: Pizza is a vegetable - Proposed congressional regulations would classify food as vegetable for school menus
• Colorado association recognizes Greeley clerks
• Friday's weather
• Fundraiser for organization that provides shoes to poor children to take place Saturday
• KUNC radio tower damaged by Sunday wind storm
• Evans home a loss after Tuesday fire
• Sudanese 'lost boy' to speak in Greeley
• Balanced budget amendment splits Colorado's congressional delegation on party lines
• Partners Mentoring Youth seeking donations for Christmas for Kids campaign
• Weld Adoption Day: Strengthening the family through adoption
• Homeless fish: Greeley hospital replaces Living Water aquariums with digital fish
• BLM backs off proposed regulations banning shooters from public lands - Agency was considering restrictions because homeowners “freak out” hearing gunfire
• Sponsors of Prop. 8 have right to defend it, court rules - State refused to defend constitutional amendment passed by voters
• Islamic doctrine backs Mubarak’s teaching to Marines
• Thursday's weather
• West Greeley Conservation District seedling tree sale under way
• Low-cost animal vaccines on Saturday at J & T Feeds.
• Weld County 4-H Mardi Gras Carnival set for Saturday
• Fourth annual Thanksgiving eve service set for Wednesday in Windsor
• Students stack up in attempt to break world record
• Trimberger out, Lidiak in - Reese encouraged by independent thinking "newbies"
• Evans asked to display “In God We Trust” at council meetings - Council also honors employee for 25 years of service with city
• Group offers $5,000 religion scholarships for journalists
• Greeley Senior Activity Center closed today
• Denkai Adoption Center looking for foster homes for puppies
• Greeley nonprofit earns recognition, award
• Wednesday's weather
• District 6: Westridge is close, but not there, yet
• Out of the spotlight, Occupy Greeley protesters maintain presence in downtown park
• Weld fares well with fewer foreclosure sales - 45 percent drop in October
• Greeley authorities encourage residents to hire licensed trimmers
• Marine Corps clarifies “don’t pee towards Mecca” stories - Says statement was personal opinion, not Marine Corps doctrine
• Colorado Supreme Court rejects redistricting proposal
• Farmland has biggest 1-year price jump since 1980
• Auto Review - 2011 Nissan Murano
• Tuesday's weather
• Snuff'em: The Great American Smokeout is Thursday
• State uninsured jumps by 22 percent; 18.4 percent of Weld residents lack insurance
• Former Weld County Jail inmate sues for civil rights violations
• Police still looking for Greeley murder suspect
• Music recitals coming up at Aims
• Brentwood Middle School finalist in video contest
• UNC students to camp out for homeless holiday drive
• UNC Board of Trustees upcoming meeting
• Colorado Supreme Court rejects proposed legislative maps
• Oregon man held in overnight assault on Greeley woman
• Fair Trade Sale this weekend to help support 38 developing countries
• Tickets on sale now for "Christmas with the King"
• Holiday home tour and tea set for Dec. 3
• Community Foundation to host non-profit workshop in Greeley
• Banner, NCMC partner on 100 acres in west Greeley
• Greeley Winter Pentathlon set for Dec. 11
• New pistol from Ruger
• Nigerian Christians show American believers how to pray - U.S. sending troops to Nigeria, Uganda
• CA court sides with bullies, says school right to censor US flag - Mexican students said, "Let’s f--- them white boys" on Cinco de Mayo
• CBS stands by Bachmann memo - Campaign says e-mail shows deliberate plan to choose which candidates to support
• Supremes to hear cases involving Obamacare - Government asserting itself in other areas regarding American’s rights to purchase items
• NY drivers can now “choose life” over death
• Everyone is welcome at free Windsor Thanksgiving community dinner Tuesday
• Anadarko says it could produce 1 billion barrels of oil from Weld County field
• High winds blow down trees, close popular lake in Rocky Mountain National Park
• Resident ignites garage fire trying to start motorcycle
• Gang member's trial rescheduled for fifth time
• Parents of teen drivers free class offered on Wednesday
• Reservations for Greeley parks facilities due Dec. 13
• Crafts and gifts at Christmas in Windsor this weekend
• UNC grant to help District 6 teachers of English language learners
• High Plains libraries take food for fines
• Weld authorities have suspect in custody in Bashline murder case
• Kersey, Aurora men died in three-car crash east of Gilcrest
• Sunday's weather
• College through the eyes of female Muslims program to be held at Aims
• Saturday's weather
• UNC band, high school musicians put on Blues Brothers show
• Greeley's Maui Wowi closing for the holiday season
• Conservative group using “community organizing” to elect candidates - Hoping to inspire minority and young voters to turn out for conservative issues and candidates
• DHS orders border patrol to stop transportation checks - Part of pattern regarding immigration enforcement
• Obama observes Veterans Day with Arlington rites
• $1 million bid for oil and gas parcel in Weld County
• Obama Grinch to ax Christmas tree tax, for now
• Cain supported by black pro-life organization - Calls candidate “fearless” for standing up to Planned Parenthood
• High winds predicted for northern Colorado tonight, Saturday
• Hundreds mark Veterans Day in Greeley ceremonies
• Weld Food Bank appeals for turkeys and holiday food
• Friday's weather
• Greeley Farmers Market will make winter debut on Nov. 19
• United Way of Weld County announces Connecting Point as new Cornerstone Partner
• College through the eyes of female Muslims program to be held at Aims
• Wells Fargo awards 11 Weld organizations $11,000 in grants
• Weld celebrates 150th anniversary at Weld County Day
• Frontier Academy Elementary asking for support for $50,000 Clorox grant
• PETA says 13th Amendment applies to animals - Sues SeaWorld for engaging in “slavery” of killer whales
• Greeley/Evans almost there regarding transparency requirements - 11 out of 12 Weld County Districts not fully compliant with 2010 law requiring transparency
• Border agent jailed for raising drug smuggler’s arms - Part of pattern by DOJ prosecuting law enforcement at request of Mexican government
• Thursday's weather
• What a day! Weld kids celebrate turning 11 on 11-11-11
• Downed tree limbs piling higher, Greeley costs staying low
• Judge denies convicted murderer's request for new trial
• Historical Hindsights: Tragedy of 1955
• Aims to host discussion on the theory of evolution
• Nearly 450 arrested in state Halloween DUI crackdown
• Hudson man sentenced for stealing mother's Social Security benefits
• Operation Christmas Child accepting shoebox donations next week
• Tuesday's weather
• 40 Years – A solid success for Gadhafi
• Auto Review - The Scion xB
• ‘Others’ will control Greeley school board
• The Rant - Too much emphasis on a degree
• Carol’s Corner - ARE WE TEACHING INTEGRITY BY EXAMPLE?
• Nurse-Family Partnership to celebrate 10 years of service in Weld County
• UPDATE: John Evans to reopen Tuesday after water main break forced closure today
• Denver selected to host presidential debate in October 2012
• Winter storm watch for Greeley and Weld County Tuesday night and Wednesday
• Pawnee National Grassland delays opening off-roading area, closes other areas
• Weld's trees could take another pounding from approaching snowstorm
• CSU professor: Taking water from agriculture the last thing urban residents want
• Weld voters rush to deliver ballots before Election Day on Tuesday
• Can Kodak rescue itself via a patent bonanza?
• Conservation easement workshop set for Thursday
• Not guilty plea entered in Homeland Security arrests at Morgan County dairy
• Leprino up and running ahead of schedule, taking in 175,000 gallons of milk per day
• Today is last day for free trial to Tribune's web subscription
• Authorities warn residents to watch out for tree removal scams
• Saturday's weather
• Saturday's weather
• Bennet staff to meet with constituents in Greeley
• Franklin Middle School theater group to perform play
• Police: Man shot by officers in child porn sting was Johnstown resident
• Only a few days remain on free trial to Tribune's web subscription
• Arizona trucker dies in cab while driving to pick up load at JBS
• District 6 teacher finalist for Teacher of the Year
• For Greeley and Weld, it's been a roller-coaster weather week
• Pilgrim's Pride reports $162.5 million in losses for 3rd quarter
• Friday's weather
• Halloween activities around Weld County
• Family, friends hold benefit for Greeley 8-year-old battling cancer
• Police shoot suspected child pornographer in Greeley hotel
• Thursday's weather
• District 6 and other county schools open; some Windsor schools still closed
• Tigges Farm selling pumpkins for livestock starting Tuesday
• J&T Feeds hosting dog weight pull, dog costume contest this weekend
• SURE enrollment for 2010 crop losses begins Nov. 14
• Greeley crews will dispose of all tree limbs on curb
• Halloween activities around the county
• Windsor CROP Walk set for Sunday
• Diabetes self management class offered in Windsor on Wednesday
• Erie mom charged with felony in child abuse case
• North Colorado Medical uses technology to provide better care
• Less than one week remains on free trial to Tribune's web subscription
• Greeley to offer free tree limb removal for residents
• More photos of Wednesday's snow storm
• Send us your storm photos, event cancellations
• Heavy, wet snow causes downed trees, power outages, District 6 cancellation and Aims campus delay
• Weather: Stay away from downed lines
• Shelter opening at Island Grove for residents without power
• Greeley landscapers scurry after snow
• Wednesday's weather
• District 6 and other Weld schools are a no go today; Aims Community College on delayed start
• Snow storm doesn't cause too many headaches for area farmers
• Facebook frenzy follows Greeley storm: Dozens join snowball fight
• Chainsaws become hot items at local retailers
• Romney unilaterally implemented “gay” marriage in Massachusetts - Same-sex marriage still not legal in state
• Windsor High marching band wins second state championship in five years
• Moammar Gadhafi buried in unmarked grave
• Snow shovels a hot seller today: Heavy snow, frigid temperatures heading to Weld County
• Occupy Greeley protest lands in downtown Lincoln Park
• One-fifth of Weld voters have returned ballots
• Bennet visits Greeley, highlights teacher training program at Maplewood
• Tuesday's weather
• Two more arrests in burglary, theft from HP building
• District 6 implements new "at-risk" program for middle schoolers
• Brentwood band asks community to get out the vote
• Briggsdale FFA ties for 2nd in run for top national FFA award
• Prescription drug take-back Saturday in Greeley
• One week remains on free trial to Tribune's web subscription
• Public discussion next week on redeveloping downtown Greeley
• Windsor investigators: Hay barn fire was either spontaneous combustion or electrical fault
• Today is deadline for election letters
• Today is deadline for election letters
• Greeley couple captures 5-foot python in its backyard
• Newly remodeled Mazda dealership complete
• One of five in 18th Street gang case pleads guilty
• Even surgery won't stop Zumba instructor from couch dancing
• Greeley Organic Waste Center will accept storm-related debris
• Irrigated ag presentation to take place Thursday in Greeley
• Colorado Livestock Association recognized with safety award
• NuWay cleaners opens fifth location in Greeley
• Platte Valley graduate wins national FFA award
• One week remains on free trial to Tribune's web subscription
• Sunday's weather
• OWS to occupy Greeley Monday evening
• Saturday's weather
• Occupy Greeley to hold meeting Monday
• Conservation easement workshop Nov. 3
• Agland reports earnings at annual meeting
• Food Day event to be held at University schools cafeteria
• Evans man sentenced to 24 years in prison for second degree burglary
• Greeley man sentenced to 18 years in prison
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal
• Warren Buffett starts campaign to fix congress
• Friday's weather
• Windsor clinic holds eighth annual patient appreciation days to help Windsor Food Pantry
• Western Sugar, union agree to meet next week, avoid strike Sunday
• Erie neighbors bewildered after allegations 14-year-old boy was locked away in room
• Weld United Way fares well with community involvement
• Ag Department warns of cattle venereal disease
• Caregiver pleads guilty in ID theft from 101-year-old patient
• Weld unemployment rate continues to decrease
• Memorial fund set up for Mitchell family of Kit Carson, Kersey
• Immanuel Lutheran Church hosting annual basement sale today and tomorrow
• Greeley bank robber gets 30 years in prison
• Credit card fraud case continues to grow in northern Colorado
• Experts talk health insurance, address concerns
• Erie couple accused of imprisoning, abusing 14-year-old boy
• Less than two weeks remain on free trial to Tribune's web subscription
• Governor announces UNC trustee appointments
• Greeley man gets 18 years in two criminal cases
• City attorney re-named vice president of lawyers association
• EPA to regulate disposal of fracking wastewater
• Libya's Moammar Gadhafi killed in hometown battle
• Paving on I-25 near Colo. 60 to cause closures
• Owners of Tire Mountain in Weld Co. accused of funneling $7 million from investors
• Weather for Thursday
• Less than two weeks remain on free trial to Tribune's web subscription
• Applications for UNC entrepreneurial challenge due Nov. 14
• Weld ballots starting to trickle in
• School's out: Furlough day Thursday at D6 schools
• Man arrested for former HP building thefts
• Former assistant manager charged with theft from Greeley store
• Southbound I-25 reopened north of Loveland
• Wednesday's weather
• GOP freshman Gardner leads fundraising among Colorado representatives
• Ex-janitor gets 20-to-life for Fort Collins sex assaults
• Yuma teen recipient of Colorado Corn Growers internship
• Evans Senior Center by Betty Grauberger
• IN GOD I STILL TRUST!!
• Local farmers pleased with EPA's decision to not change dust regulations
• Tuesday's weather
• Keenesburg man sentenced to 10 years in prison for shooting
• Pierce woman gets 6 years in prison for cousin's traffic death
• New dog park another option for Greeley dog owners
• Denver architectural firm selected to 'vision' Weld's new Niobrara energy park
• Two presentations about the Affordable Care Act in Greeley set for Oct. 31
• FSA county committee ballots to be mailed out Nov. 4
• Richard leads the pack in campaign fundraising among District 6 school board candidates
• Evans man gets 24 years after night of burglary while on parole
• Two weeks remain on free trial to Tribune's web subscription
• Westminster institute losing in the cash flow business?
• No Thanksgiving says Massachusetts principal
• Occupy Denver protest turns violent for Gazette reporter
• SchoolBoard, Prop.103, City Council….Here’s sound advice
• Greeley braces for new flood of California illegals
• Man charged with assaulting 72-year-old after driving complaint
• Possible roundworm infection at charter school under control
• Judge reduces bond for Pino mother; attorney calls case 'dog-and-pony show"
• Mother faces charges for encouraging young son to hit another
• Weld Schools Credit Union member accounts compromised - but bank says it wasn't hacked
• Human Bean shops to donate Friday's proceeds to breast cancer programs
• Winter clothing giveaway in Greeley on Thursday
• Greeley officials hope to retain city employees with pay increase
• Group plans to organize 'Occupy Greeley' event Wednesday
• Weld elections sends incorrect ballot to 300 Evans voters
• Monday's weather
• Two males hold Evans tortilla store at gunpoint
• Colo. 392 closed in both directions because of a fatal crash
• Sunday's weather
• Tea party leaders say “Occupy Wall Street” mirror image of group - Calls for violence similar to French Revolution to achieve goals
• AG: Gun control would have stopped Fast and Furious - Issa: “Department of Justice has been lying to Congress”
• Pedophiles want same rights as homosexuals - Claim unfair to be stigmatized for sexual orientation
• Proposition 103: An excellent case against mail-in voting
• Congress proposes plan to save Post Office without taxpayer dollars
• Saturday's weather
• FEC allows foreigner to run for president - Candidate says natural born citizen requirement “unconstitutional”
• Blackberry RIM still looking into cause of worldwide network failure - Services blocked in Arab countries due to high level of encryption
• Voters not receiving ballots received four notices advising them of status - Inactive voters can re-activate status, vote with simple steps
• Candidates tell protestors government to blame for economy, not Wall Street
• 2 dozen Wall Street protesters arrested in Denver
• Alleged UNC happy tagger now facing a felony
• Jury convicts Firestone man in sexual assault on teen
• Weld Project Connect provides services to about 1,100
• Friday's weather
• Grandma charged with felony for accusations she pointed gun at neighbor
• Jury convicts Fort Lupton man for possession child pornography
• Ken Buck: School board endorsments only partially correct
• Greeley gardeners grow 300-pounders in first effort toward giant pumpkins
• District to host citizens academy
• VA to offer free flu shots for verterans
• Riesberg to speak on health care reform Friday
• Rural Evans man held for attempted murder in alleged assault on girlfriend
• Mayoral, city council incumbents out-raise their opponents
• Crow Valley Campground closed early for the season after vandals cause thousands in damage
• Thursday's weather
• MapQuest website ranks neighborhoods, amenities
• Windsor woman reports she was raped while walking dog
• Panamanian lions settle into new home at Keenesburg sanctuary
• Sen. Scott Renfroe picked as caucus chairman as Senate Republicans pick new leadership
• New GED classes at the Rodarte Center
• Greeley man dies in Monday crash after running stop sign
• Deadliest listeria outbreak in 25 years; 23 deaths so far
• Greeley “monster maker” gets own reality show
• Wednesday's weather
• Fire destroys about 100 tons of hay
• State GOP leaders make stop in Greeley
• Pilgrim's Pride CEO named vice chairman of National Chicken Council
• Pilgrim's Pride CEO named vice chairman of National Chicken Council
• Evans mother keeps hope alive to find her son's killer
• Tigges Farm extending Military Appreciation Weekend, featuring horse-drawn wagon rides
• Temple Grandin honored; CSU announces endowment of scholarship in her name
• Miller Farms' Halloween haunted maze opens this weekend
• 2011 Subaru Legacy Review - by Stu Wright
• Candidates speak out on placement on Tribune’s “do not vote for” list
• U.S. citizenship for sale: $500,000 - Program offers citizenship for families who “invest” in America
• Evans Senior Center by Betty Grauberger
• Protestors in search of a protest…Teachers join in
• Greeley resident earns award from Community Foundation
• Group calls on Gardner to support jobs, tax measure
• Weld clerk and recorder will not join in sending ballots to inactive voters
• Northern Colorado professor receives grant for schizophrenia research
• Tuesday's weather
• Free Greeley-Evans bus service on Friday
• School District 6 Citizens Academy seeks participants
• Elliott, Broughton, Rankin and Pike right choices for schools
• The Choices are very clear for education’s future
• ESPN, Occupy Wall Street, and Hank Williams Jr.
• Weld properties set for tax lien sale this month
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Weld County complete clubhouse renovations
• Weld County's Celebrating Women Gala on Oct. 22
• Grief and bereavement class at Adamson's set for Oct. 18
• Decision time for District 6 - Candidates offer new visions or status-quo
• Jobs bill “repeals” 11th Amendment - States taking any federal money lose 11th Amendment protection
• D6 Candidates send mixed signals on local control - Several candidates then use state, feds as excuse for not taking charge
• Greeley Central HS hosts Andy Meyers CC Invitational
• Sunday's weather
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• Saturday's weather
• LULAC conference teaches local Latino students life skills
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• NEW BOOK RELEASE Johnston Pastor on Marriage - Carol Clemans
• Tryouts for the Greeley Independence Stampede Riders
• Free lecture on Weld architecture Thursday
• District 6 board candidates give summary of their campaign
• Voters think about what they want from the 14 school board candidates
• Counterfeit bills making their way through Greeley retail
• State-wide LULAC conference at UNC Saturday
• Friday's weather
• Lifetree Cafe to show film about a man's insights to life
• Poudre Learning Center to host open house to gather public input
• Prop 103 offers funding lifeline for education or job-killing tax increase
• Greeley teen pleads guilty in car break-in case
• Weld 50+ Health and Job Fair helps local seniors, businesses
• District 6 candidates split on Prop 103
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• Vestas order is 1st for new Brighton, Colo., plant
• Kia dealership to go back to its Iron Mountain roots
• 3 arrested for vehicle, building Weld County break-ins
• Historical Hindsights: Life and times of Greeley's electric trolley
• Thursday's weather
• Weld County 4-H hosting showcase event Saturday
• High winds down Greeley power lines
• Burkhardt out as Upstate president
• Psychic who worked on Greeley's Mary Pierce murder case dies in NY fire
• Volunteers needed for Weld Project Connect event Oct. 14
• Man dies after crash on U.S. 34 near Dearfield
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• Colo school shooting verdict: not guilty, insanity
• Indonesia: Ministry of Health approves “guidelines” for female genital mutilation
• Former Apple CEO Jobs dies
• Wednesday's weather
• Former Vestas CFO sentenced to 8 years in prison for embezzlement
• Pony Express Ride through Hudson corn maze set for Oct. 15
• JBS receives national honor for marketing efforts
• Tigges Farm hosting military appreciation event
• Tribune holiday craft and gift show set for this weekend
• Greeley man recalls nearly 100 years of life on a farm
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• Evans Senior Center - by Betty Grauberger
• Gilcrest trustee stands firm in opposition to public documents in Spanish - “Knowing English key to succeeding in this country” official says
• East Memorial teacher wins award, school supplies
• County to offer free men’s health screening
• Tuesday's weather
• Agency looks for potential ground problems due to coal mining in south Weld
• Humane Society public meeting and election Oct. 18
• NCMC features staff, community in video
• Information sought in downtown burglary
• Girlfriend fight turns into kidnapping charge
• Man pleads guilty in samurai sword attack
• Rally against sexual assault Thursday
• East Memorial teacher wins national award
• Open house for U.S. 34 business route Wednesday
• Tri-State purchases 272-MW combined cycle power plant
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• Greeley 9/12 Group to host school board candidate forum
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• SOLYNDRA SYNOPSIS - by THE Mike McCune !
• Greeley Unites Against Abortion / Untold Post Affects
• Abagnale to speak as part of UNC's Ethics Day Oct. 12
• Registration open for Greeley's Festival of Trees
• Public input sought for Poudre heritage area
• Colorado Commission on Higher Education to meet at UNC Thursday
• “Win a Wedding” winners to be announced October 4th - One of ten finalist couples to win a $ 15,000 wedding package sponsored by Greeley Events Group
• Wild West Maze open through Oct. 31
• The Fray to headline benefit concert Friday in Greeley
• Sunday's weather
• Banned book list excludes those banned by libraries themselves - Libraries refuse books on ex-gay issues while carrying explicit “gay” books
• Scholarship opportunity available through Greeley VFW
• Saturday's weather
• Saturday's weather
• Evans VFW to raise money for cancer research
• FSA Youth Operating Loan rates at 1.75 percent for October
• Winograd holds Heroes and Helpers luncheon
• Weld's 'most wanted' suspect in jail in Indiana
• Commissioners file court plan to keep all of Weld in 4th Congressional District
• Formal charges expected for Pino family next week
• Friday's weather
• Gill Lions Club to sell krautburgers Saturday
• AP reporter called “racist” for accurate transcript of President’s remarks - Supporting Herman Cain also sign of racism
• J&T Feeds hosting monthly market Saturday
• Elderly driver strikes elderly pedestrian in west Greeley collision
• Fort Lupton woman jailed for allegations of beating man in wheelchair
• Deaf cattle dog teaches children about compassion and desire
• Greeley dog park now open
• Weld continues to lead state in job growth
• Fall colors are late, but spectacular this year
• Thursday's weather
• Tigges Farm hosting, salsa, dessert contest this weekend
• UNC professor earns top award from American Chemistry Society
• Banner Health pediatrics clinic to open Oct. 10
• Walmart donates infant, toddler supplies to United Way
• Circulation decline prompts new charges for Greeley Tribune
• Evans Senior Center – October - by Betty Grauberger
• By Lifelong Doctorate Mike McCune – Economist
• How will UNC Bankruptcy affect students?
• DNC, Obama sued for record of racism and violating black civil rights
• Three female lions delivered to Wild Animal Sanctuary in Keenesburg
• Log cabin: Splendor (of wood) in Glenmere
• Community pet blessing set for Saturday
• Weld corrections officer receives first Sam Brownlee Medal of Valor
• Wednesday's weather
• Greeley man cited for crash into Arc thrift store
• DA charges Greeley man in sexual assault on son's friend
• Windsor man recovers from Friday car crash
• City council elections forum tonight
• Last day to register to vote is Monday
• Greeley police continue investigation into Monday rollover crash
• School board candidate steps down over petition irregularities
• Republican candidates assail Dept. of Education - Returning to Reagan roots, candidates vow to dismantle Federal department
• Government requires Comcast to provide District 6 children low cost internet, computers
• Tuesday's weather
• Fritzler's Corn Maze hosting cancer fundraiser Sunday
• Synergy Resources ends fiscal year with 300 percent boost in oil production
• Greeley's 'Osama hunter' behind bars and facing felony for having gun
• Judge sentences woman in Christmas robberies to 10 years probation
• School board candidate withdraws from District 6 race
• Man gets life sentence in slaying of woman whose body was found in Weld
• Next heritage and genealogical league meeting set for Wednesday
• Class for new parents begins Tuesday
• Sen. Aguilar to speak on health care legislation at Greeley, Fort Collins forums
• West Greeley home fire causes $50,000 in damage
• Greeley man convicted of murder 23 years ago seeks new trial
• Oil and gas companies may help with Weld road improvement
• City council candidate available for questions Wednesday
• Ceiling collapses after Doug Kershaw finishes concert in Denver auditorium
• Sunday's weather
• Local sub shops tell customers “Thanks” with $1 sandwiches - Jimmy John's said “way to give back to the community”
• Raised in Weld 2011 special section
• Saturday's weather
• Greeley-Evans school board to host community conversation
• Colo. 52 closed near Dacono because of crash
• 2011 Volkswagen Jetta Review - by Stu Wright
• Multiple officers involved in teen domestic violence call - Witnesses say postal carrier attempted to intervene when he saw a male beating on a woman,
• Pressure mounts on Obama to drop out of 2012 race
• You could win a 2012 VW Passat on Saturday
• Greeley/water ‘speak up’ session only attracts 20
• Tour de Fat returns to Ft. Collins - Benefit for cyclists in Weld and Larimer
• The Home Team is losing: we need a new coach
• Liberals lying and suspicions - by Kurt Overturf
• Economic Civil War - by Mike McCune
• AMERICA NEEDS GOD’S PROTECTION
• Highway reopened east of Windsor
• East Memorial to hold ceremony remembering the victims of "The Crossing"
• Daniels Fund now accepting scholarship applications
• Loveland schools to hold forum for charter school in partnership with Union Colony Prep
• Friday's weather
• Fifty-seven students named AP Scholars
• Manslaughter case erupts into shouting match in courtroom
• Tigges opening Farm Equipment Museum Saturday
• Former Windsor woman gets 3 years for fraudulent unemployment claims
• VW car giveaway set before homecoming kickoff at Nottingham Field Saturday
• The Lauren Project to host silent auction and dinner Saturday night in Windsor
• Flat tax meets requirements of President’s “Buffet rule”
• Website reveals economic cost of abortion - Group claims aborted babies would produce $3.5 trillion in tax revenue
• Jury convicts man with history of sex crimes for possessing child pornography
• UNC parking changes for homecoming weekend
• NCMC Behavioral Health to offer depression screening Oct. 6
• Greeley hotels enjoy spike in occupants from oil, gas businesses
• Pedestrian death identified as 79-year-old Greeley woman
• Motorcycle dealership to host open house, fundraiser for Weld Food Bank
• Windsor man accused of raping underage girl after drinking
• Thursday's weather
• Student Spotlight - Forest Desmond
• Supreme Court to hear case that could permit “gays” to sue churches for discrimination in hiring practices - Attorney says unfavorable ruling would accomplish goal left has had for years
• Ault man arrested for stalking longtime ex-girlfriend
• Bill McCartney to speak at Resurrection Gala
• Summit shines light on underage drinking
• UNC releases grant totals
• Bipartisan town hall meeting to focus on transportation issues
• City, school board candidates to speak in election forums next week
• Wednesday's weather
• Ooops, I voted for the wrong school board candidate!! - Reese clarifies candidates' positions
• Evans Senior Center by Betty Grauberger
• Taxes must rise, double dip predicted by Greeley housing investor - Obama is lying, cheating and ....uh.... lying --or very, very ignorant
• Emissions testing commission caught red-handed in Weld County’s pocketbook. - by Craig Masters
• Earth to satellite: When will you hit _ and where?
• Warren Buffett refuses to pay taxes he wants others to pay
• Republican debate shows Tea Party here to stay - Media spins Ron Paul comment regarding personal responsibility for medical choices
• “Gay” marriage supporters abandon attempts to repeal ban in Colorado - Activist group say initiative would not go far enough
• Tancredo calls for Congress to conduct impeachment probe - Says dangerous precedent being set by Obama’s flouting of Constitution
• Report: Man apologized for sexual assault on son's friend
• Tuesday's weather
• Dream Team to hold pancake breakfast fundraiser
• Federal indictment: Erie man produced child pornography
• Informational PERA meeting set for Thursday at Island Grove Park
• Greeley man dies in Sunday motorcycle crash at Loveland Pass
• Greeley man pleads guilty in winter bank robberies
• International student jailed in UNC menacing incident
• Sierra Club presents 'What the Frack?' in Fort Collins on Saturday
• Firestone tenant charged in theft of landlord's credit card
• Greeley man charged in sexual assault of son's friend
• Windsor resident qualifies for Olympic trials
• Sunday's weather
• Who are the school board candidates?
• Meet the mayor for coffee this month
• Reno police say 9 people killed in Reno air crash
• Saturday's weather
• Drug task forces puts dent in south Weld heroin traffic
• Police: Greeley woman receives friend request from man who stole her phone
• Aims to host talk on generation differences
• Fort St. Vrain Monument to celebrate centennial anniversary
• Unitarian Universalist Church in Greeley to celebrate 50 years
• UNC receives $1.8 million in grant money to help elementary English language learners
• Business owner announces candidacy for Weld county commissioner
• Weld and Greeley post slight dips in unemployment levels for August
• UNC student dies at Denver hospital
• UNC celebrates deaf culture with Deafinitely Funny
• Friday's weather
• Gay activist group says let Bert and Ernie get married - Sesame Street says no way
• Obama opens site asking Americans to report attacks against policies - Says opposition will be held accountable for “misinformation”
• Democrats lose seat held since 1923 - DNC response: Difficult district for Democrats to win in
• Weld commissioners seek applicants for board, commission openings
• Belongings of slain Weld deputy finally returned to family
• Tigges Farm hosting workshops
• Sen. Udall invites Weld veterans and families to resource forum Saturday
• Aims receives $1.5 million grant for teacher program
• Man sentenced to 15 years for selling cocaine in Weld County
• Low-cost vaccine clinic for pets set Saturday in Greeley
• Greeley water and sewer workers honored
• Fritzler Maze theme strength of America, awareness ribbons - Media representation included teens from Roosevelt High School
• Local pastors speak out on Pat Robertson’s Alzheimer’s comments - Evangelist said divorce acceptable because spouse already dead
• Nebraska veteran discharged over Obama eligibility issue wants to conduct church revivals
• Dickey's Barbecue in Greeley hosts grand opening event on Friday
• Weld posts second-highest drop in foreclosure sales through August
• Weld paramedics donate ambulance for Aims students
• 'Troubleshooter' Tom Martino files for bankruptcy protection
• Northridge students to start picking up after themselves
• Wednesday's weather
• D6: Local school menus not affected by Rocky Ford cantaloupe scare
• UNC community service event planned Saturday
• Fritzler's corn maze prepares to open for the season
• Colorado to seek waiver of No Child Left Behind
• Beer, Broncos and mistaken identity: Firestone neighbor faces sex assault charge in apparent mix-up
• UNC president gives annual State of the University address
• Greeley Figure Skaters Take Home the Gold! - by Tracy Cullen & Savannah Digerness
• Oil and gas companies praised despite waste spills
• Local businesses to raise money for students at Greeley West
• Residents invited to taste history Saturday at Centennial Village
• Stores pull cantaloupes from shelves
• Tuesday's weather
• Local company to offer internet service on aircraft - Wildblue to offer new service after launch of largest communications satellite in North America
• Little “criminals” operating lemonade stands in Greeley/Evans safe from prosecution - Governments around country requiring children to obtain permit to sell lemonade
• Colorado senators urge postal service to consider effects of rural closures
• D6 school board candidates: It's time for change
• Colorado health officials: Rocky Ford cantaloupe linked to listeria outbreak
• Free tour around historic Greeley homes
• Greeley tanker truck driver dead after fiery crash Sunday night
• Saturday's weather
• Greeley Police surprised with home cooked meal on busy work day - Local church members serve officers BBQ dinner
• Dos Rios Elementary School students honor veterans and soldiers
• Norton to deliver annual state of UNC address Wednesday
• Central kicks off homecoming season
• Gang member charged in 11 robberies last winter
• Evans fire department to host public forums
• Friday's weather
• D6 board member honored by Colorado Association of School Boards
• Weld Sheriff deputy becomes deputy marshal
• Stocks plunge as worries about Europe intensify
• Experts: 9/11 put food on the national security map
• Judge hands down 20-year sentence for chronic drug offender
• Rotary Club to send commemorative 9/11 statue to NYC Fire Department
• Evans man sentenced in pornography case
• Cantaloupe was the culprit in listeria outbreak
• Grandparents Day celebration on Sunday for all ages
• Cut taxes, Obama tells Congress in $450 billion jobs plan
• Islamic group outraged over 9/11 coloring book showing Muslims as terrorists - Says should show Muslims as victims of 9/11
• UNC hopes to break attendance record at homecoming event
• City proclaims Saturday to be “play day”
• Road crews to close one lane on NB I-25 near U.S. 34
• Thursday's weather
• Republican women to host "meet the candidate" luncheon
• Corn Growers associations offering Washington D.C. internship
• Winners selected for building design awards
• Former UNC student sentenced to prison for standoff with police
• Jam on Saturday will benefit St. Jude Children's hospital
• Denver District Attorney files murder charge in Denver teen's death
• Greeley to participate in national 9/11 remembrance
• EvansFest set for Saturday
• AP source: Specific, unconfirmed terror threat received
• Local tea party leaders say Hoffa’s comments intended to goad conservatives to violence - “We will not take the bait” 9-12 leader says
• Wednesday's weather
• StarTek to hire 130 positions in next 60 days
• Greeley woman faces 26 felonies in credit card theft
• Poudre Valley Rural Electric Association board approves refunds to credit-holding members
• Weld volunteers needed for day of human services
• Fort Lupton trading post opens during Trapper Days
• One case in Weld County reported in listeria outbreak
• EOG Resources announces quarterly dividend
• Annual Moser Benefit Tournament set to help La Salle 12-year-old
• Greeley firefighters douse Tuesday night fire
• Girlfriend of Greeley gang member accused of hiding evidence
• Denver Police find body believed to be missing Denver teen in Weld County
• Local churches honor 9/11 while clergy, first responders banned at NY 9/11 service - White House tells officials to downplay al-Qaeda role in attacks
• Evans Senior Center by Betty Grauberger - SEPTEMBER
• Economic fears sets American’s mindset - by Mike McCune -
• Potatos rule in Greeley
• Tuesday's weather
• Longmont man sentenced for child porn
• Greeley's youth enrichment program receives governor's award
• Weld veterans to meet in Evans on Saturday
• 2 Guardsmen, gunman among 4 killed in shooting at IHOP in Nevada
• Information sought in Labor Day grass fire on Pawnee National Grassland
• Aims to hold communications open house
• Three accused in tire slashings in Milliken
• Evans police seek help looking for taggers
• Greeley firefighter charged in sugar prank resigns, faces felony
• District 6 furlough day makes for extra-long weekend
• Perfect weather on tap for a holiday
• The BIG Spud’s Day is coming Sept 10
• 3 crashes snarl I-25 traffic in south Weld
• Sunday's weather
• Assault on Christians continues by Feds
• Union “thugs” join Republicans in lawsuit
• Families flock to Centennial Village for Four Legged Fun
• Labor Day closures
• House fire in Greeley causes extensive damage
• Saturday's weather
• Greeley/Evans school board candidate may face jail - Election authorities nonchalant
• Friday's weather
• District 6 closed Monday and Tuesday
• North Colorado Medical Center in Greeley to close two transitional care units on Nov. 1
• Weld County Youth Conservation Corps seeks chainsaw operators
• County Commissioners to host office hours Sept. 9
• CDOT invites public review for I-25 plan
• Judge’s ruling ‘establishing’ government church is unconstitutional
• President to Boehner – security, really?
• Presidential Candidates as Tea Party Darlings
• KUAD City Cancer Walker Sept. 24
• Miller Farm Fall Harvest Festival opens Labor Day
• Two oil and gas industry job fairs set this month in Weld
• NCMC volunteers present area students with scholarships
• Police have no suspects in Evans shooting
• Thursday's weather
• Driver in Tuesday crash on U.S. 34 facing felonies
• The Tribune's 2011 Hot Picks results
• Islamic group says Perry’s relationship with Muslims “sets him apart”
• Hispanic groups at odds over House District 50 redistricting proposal
• Union Colony Preparatory files another charter application
• East Africa Community to hold celebration Saturday
• Wednesday's weather
• Small-acreage workshop Sept. 17 at NCWCD
• J&T Country Feeds hosting monthly market Saturday
• Fourth suspect in winter kidnapping plot sentenced to prison
• Monfort Institute kicks off new series with 'Leading High Performance' on Sept. 21
• American flag lowered in presence of Saudi Arabian flag at Ft. Collins public school
• America…asleep …. to death - Islam only one threat
• Evans Senior Center - by Betty Grauberger
• Prudent Germans opposed to Euro bailout - Obama intent to weaken U.S.?
• Blast at Wyoming oil production site kills 3 workers
• Tuesday's weather
• Pit bull killed after third attack on another dog
• UNC finance committee meeting set
• Weld oil parcel sets record at Colorado State Land Board auction
• Two men arrested over weekend for car break-ins
• Even mix of candidates for school board election
• Feds hold off ruling whether Weld County must print election materials in Spanish - Requirements for affected counties would include active outreach to minority communities
• Insurers drive stocks higher; Dow gains 254
• Greeley pastors are to be involved in politics - Wallbuilders, David Barton set Oct. 2 to stand
• Transit Center Will Replace Transfer Center
• Stop Domestic Abuse - Carol Clemans
• Hudson teen one of 4 finalists for national FFA award
• Dacono man, 65, pleads guilty in meth possession case
• Woman gets probation in auto trespass ring
• Weld County kids dominate livestock events at state fair, could get big bucks Tuesday
• East side to get charter school - Union Colony given permission to open charter school east of 23rd Ave.
• British Riots – Preview to America 201?
• Berthoud downs Wildcats 47-27 - Turnovers and poor field position mar Greeley Central opener
• Irene weakens but still pounds New York City area
• Sunday's weather
• Irene begins its destructive run up Eastern Seaboard
• Three-car crash in Fort Lupton Saturday morning sends all involved to the hospital
• Tailgate the Safety Way event teaches parents, children the aspects of staying safe on the road
• Saturday's weather
• Wildcats prepare for home opener against Berthoud
• Roggy preparing Spartans for opener at Montbello
• Obama to get two hour campaign commercial in time for election - Studio to release killing of Bin Laden movie in time to help Obama win re-election
• 2 million ordered to leave as Irene takes aim
• Friday's weather
• CDOT bridge repairs will snarl I-25 traffic near Mead this weekend
• Petting zoo animals and pony rides at Centennial Village
• Prosecutor: Boy in family shootings to enter plea
• Doors open at new Guadalupe shelter in Greeley
• Sheriff seeks help in information on dead body
• Polk, Long named to state boards
• Firefighters battle early morning blaze at Leprino wastewater treatment plant
• Gilcrest man sentenced to 10 years to life for sex assault
• Garden City fight turns to manslaughter charge
• Greeley firefighter accused of sabotaging colleague's gas tank
• Obama nominee believes judiciary can re-write Constitution, pass laws
• Mike McCune is Maaaad !!!! - Bernanke, consulting with his Fed Res. Board in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, " -my key to the printing press..."
• Weld County Commissioners seeking volunteers for boards
• Decision reached on 12-year-old suspect in parents' slayings
• Grand opening set at 9 a.m. Friday for Guadalupe Center and Shelter
• Humane Society of Weld County celebrates 50th anniversary
• District 6 off to good start with new menus
• Greeley firefighter accused of sabotaging colleague's gas tank
• Woman pleads guilty in crash that killed her cousin
• Community Foundation awards $7,220 for arts in Weld County
• Weld sheriff's office to bury time capsule in September
• Clydesdale training program heading up and moving out
• Proof of paranormal??? Some say “Maybe”
• Apple says Steve Jobs resigning as CEO
• Stocks stage afternoon rally; Gold drops $104
• Obama racking up early endorsements, NEA now Communist Party - Says Republican victory would keep Communist Party "on the defensive"
• Buddy Roemer running on campaign of “equality” of all donors - Limits donations to $100 maximum
• Victory for Colorado: Appeals Court rules Obamacare unconstitutional - Says upholding law would have meant no limit to Congressional power
• Hope Centre gives backpacks, school supplies to children
• New military rules of engagement: just walk away when attacked - Army court rules soldier had no right to self-defense when terrorist lunged at weapon
• Reporting legend Mike Peters to talk on history of newspapers
• Centennial Village commemoration recognizes Friends of Greeley Museums
• Johnstown event will showcase seniors' talents
• Homeless man arrested for restaurant break-in
• Vestas Nacelles holds job fair for production workers on Tuesday
• Stampede officials report good year -- finally
• Energy policy events come to Greeley
• Community meeting Thursday night to discuss Greeley's University District
• Back to School for Greeley - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Washington monument closed to public forever, hurricane on the way
• East Coast rocked by strongest quake since 1944
• Largest Colorado quake since 1967 shakes homes
• Fine, Stacey named among nation's 'most influential' people in health care
• UNC junior charged with tagging happy thoughts through campus
• Former Hudson prison guard accused of sex with inmate
• Tuition hikes don't dampen college enrollment
• Recall against Reese called off
• Tuesday's weather
• West Greeley neighbor thwarts would-be burglars
• Group wants “affirmative action” for gays in military - Activists now pushing for transgenders, bi-sexuals to join service
• NLRB ignores Congressional Subpoena regarding Boeing - Congressman says department will face consequences for non-compliance
• Tea party under attack: Pols call members terrorists, hostage takers - Local leader says group consists of average Americans from every race
• Stocks inch higher, shaking off 4 weeks of losses
• Gadhafi's regime teeters on collapse
• Monday's weather
• Schools comply with new federal rules despite costs
• Banner Health wins 'Top Leadership Team' award from national trade magazine
• Rep. Gardner asking businesses for ideas on how to create jobs
• Colleges get back to the books
• Candidates emerge for two Greeley council seats
• Libyan rebels enter Tripoli
• Dog show competitor: 'It's kind of a big kick'
• Greeley writer wins science fiction award
• Sunday's weather
• Retired teachers to hold clearinghouse for UNC teacher students
• Saturday's weather
• ACLU wins injunction to stop needy children from attending school of choice - Only right leaning school board in Colorado hits wall with vouchers
• Evans Senior Center by Betty Grauberger -
• Creating a close family - It's never too late to start a familty tradition
• The end seems near as Europe and Asia fall apart - America swings like it was 1928 -
• Stocks fall as traders worry over weekend
• Severe weather alert issued for central Weld
• Friday's weather
• Tailgate the Safety Way set to kick off 10th annual event Aug. 27
• Weld unemployment dips to 9.9 percent in July
• PVHS opens region's first Heart Valve Clinic
• North Front Range Metropolitan Planning Organization updates Public Involvement Plan; hearing set Oct. 6
• Back-to-school event set for Saturday at Sam's Club in Evans
• Hudson inmate gets 12 years for punching, spitting on officers
• Weld sheriff's deputies arrest La Salle man after standoff that wasn't
• Here we go again: Another big down day for Dow
• Greeley woman bruised - and amused - by game-winning ball at Coors Field
• They're baaaaaack ... D6 students return to class
• Former cop to contest sex assault charges at trial
• District 6 gets national attention
• Thursday's weather
• Man who died in Greeley hotel identified
• Evans man loses horses to Sheriff's office
• Greeley parents return from Nepal with hope for missing daughter
• Right To Read delays fall class start until Sept. 6
• Severance Days featuring a variety of events
• Platteville Harvest Daze packed with several events Saturday and Sunday
• Evans woman gets 14 years for retaliation against witness
• Vietnam Vet – personal observations of Gardner crowd
• Mayor Nutter to Philly Thugs: Pull up your pants, Comb your hair or get out ! - - Another story you'll never, ever, ever read in the Tribune
• Stupid is as stupid does, August 2011 - Drunk cops, Superintendent Lang, Congressman "tar baby"
• Doctor says state should have the right to take obese children away - --By Odil Macias
• Two-wheeled power speeds up response times at Aims
• Greeley woman to take arson case to trial
• Bennet to be honored with Golden Triangle Award
• Wednsday's weather
• Greeley's Oktoberfest seeks volunteers
• Second annual Human Bean Food Drive set Friday
• Greeley vacancy rate loosens to 6.7 percent from 3.8 percent in the first quarter
• Greeley woman sentenced to three years probation for false reporting
• Greeley woman pleads guilty in December bank robberies
• Non-negotiable policy for students safety, district officials say
• 40,000 feet hitting the street
• Man, 45, found dead at downtown Greeley hotel
• Hickenlooper asks judge to toss Colorado tax suit
• District 6 ENG@GE Online Academy now accepting applications
• Safe Routes to School grants available
• Hickenlooper appoints Weld Republican to Lottery Commission
• Fort Collins police officer appears in court on perjury charges
• Former Vestas finance director pleads guilty to theft from company
• Tuesday's weather
• Stocks rise for third day after acquisition flurry
• Greeley woman faces charges in morning assault involving boyfriend
• Vestas receives order for 112 turbines
• Greeley police to join auto theft prevention group
• Evans businesses frustrated by road construction and lack of notice
• Sunday's weather
• I-25 delays near Mead reported because of bridge work
• Teams get muddy at Kersey Day playing volleyball
• Jalapeno eating champ downs 20 at Milliken's Beef 'n' Bean Day
• Police find body in car pulled from pond
• Saturday's weather
• Appeals court strikes health insurance requirement
• New search in Nepal for Aubrey Sacco
• Aims guaranteeing tuition rates for two years
• CDOT employees injured in crash with Coke truck
• Greeley airport to get extra traffic during two-week runway repaving at Fort Collins-Loveland airport
• This is just a drill: Weld agencies practice tornado preparedness
• National averages show Latinos outpace whites in growth but not college education
• Greeley dance studio to host dancer appreciation day
• Friday's weather
• Government remedy for low CSAP scores: Just eliminate requirements
• Homeland Security continues pattern defining conservative white males as terrorists
• Dem solution to credit downgrade: blame the ones who tried to fix it
• The problem with men - by Steve Purdham
• (This is the 5th installment of a series intended to explain why the global economic recession defies expert projections and continues on the path to collapse.) - Mike McCune
• Congressman Gardner Welcomes All to Town Hall Meeting - US Representative Handles Misinformation from the Scared and Ignorant
• Greeley’s Rubber Stamp City Council
• YOUR MARRIAGE IS AN OPEN BOOK
• Udall says oil and gas fracking safe
• Counterfeit greenbacks show up in Colorado
• Dow soars 423 points on economic news
• Weld County teachers awarded grant from Community Foundation
• Greeley High School Class of 1951 reunion
• Thursday's weather
• Kersey Day kicks off this weekend
• Beef 'n Bean Day features dozens of vendors
• UNC to host back to school celebration
• Appellate court rejects appeal of Angie Zapata's murderer
• Theft suspect may have been picking pockets, purses for last three weeks
• Foreclosure filings in Weld fall 32.8 percent in second quarter
• Stocks resume sell-off; Dow finishes down 519
• Wednesday's weather
• Dow rallies after Fed statement, up 429 points
• Tuesday's weather
• Aims extends fall registration hours
• Greeley police arrest burglary, sex assault suspect
• Evans man sentenced to 8 years in prison for toddler's bathtub scalding
• New House District 50 representative to hold town hall meetings
• Tornado watch issued for Greeley, Weld County
• Internship applications for Senator Udall's Greeley office now being accepted
• Weld disaster exercise set for Friday in Platteville
• Asbestos discovery delays completion of Kodak demolition project until November
• New state oil and gas rules could lead to more horizontal drilling in Weld
• Board of Weld County Commissioners moves to new building
• Dow plunges more than 634 points after downgrade
• “Birthers” issue challenge to Gen. Powell; hear the evidence casting doubt on the authenticity of Obama’s birth certificate - Group offers to pay Powell $5,000/hour to listen to presentation
• School board will vote tonight on round two of Union Colony expansion request
• Second annual Mad Scientist Golf Tournament set for Sept. 17
• Representative from Senator Bennet's office to meet with residents of Johnstown, Milliken
• Bridge repair work to shut down lanes on Interstate 25 near Mead
• Aims extends fall registration hours
• Arizona trucker to get mental health exam
• Last in counterfeit money ring sentenced
• NBH Holdings Corp., which recently acquired Greeley-based Bank of Choice, buys more Colorado banks
• US credit rating downgraded after debt deal passed - Government warned that budget deal did not cut spending enough to avoid downgrade
• Sunday's weather
• District to focus on what is wrong with high school CSAP scores
• Family fun for small town Ault Fall Festival parade
• Copter shot down, killing 30 U.S. troops, 7 Afghans
• Unemployment rate dips, economy adds 117K jobs
• NASA launches spacecraft on 5-year trip to Jupiter
• Health board to review dissolving tobacco products
• Johnstown men nabbed in Wyoming cocaine sting
• Senators to talk regulatory issues at business roundtable in Greeley
• La Salle officials and Valley school board come to agreement over bus drop off site
• Was Lakin conviction influenced by radical Obama supporter? - Blogger claims Greeley officer’s commanding general a "close personal friend"
• Stock market plunges 513 points; worst day since 2008
• Pets 'n popsicles, antique car show at Centennial Village this weekend
• Greeley man jailed for dog attack
• Fort Collins man faces drug charge after traffic stop on I25
• Police scour Va. Tech campus after gunman reported
• Aims to offer waivers for seminar
• Man accused of supplying girls with tequila jumps bond
• Thursday's weather
• Drivers identified in fatal crash west of Ault
• District 6 sees big CSAP gains in math, but high schools decline in 15 of 21 areas
• Sen. Udall signs letter opposing UN treaty regulating guns - Smokescreen to hide anti-gun voting record, gun rights group says
• ACLU asks court to stop scholarship program that helps at-risk children - Calls for supporters to pack courtroom
• DDA seeks craft vendors for Oktoberfest
• Free First Friday concert series continues
• Anadarko honored for environmental and water protection in annual COGCC awards
• Free humor workshop offered to all Weld County nonprofit workers
• Greeley sprinklers win reprieve from city council
• Greeley man charged after allegedly shoving toddler into TV stand
• Driver charged with misdemeanor in cyclist's death
• Colorado Department of Transportation begins bridge repairs on Interstate 25 near Mead
• Former nurse arrested for drug fraud
• Wednesday's weather
• Board member tells school: Tell your parents at-risk children come before theirs - Board questions Union Colony’s willingness to help at-risk children
• Debt is a done deal, but peace truce already fades
• Greeley businessman’s property seized, burned without warning from local officials - “Just a misunderstanding” church board member says
• Free training for Weld childcare professionals
• Hickenlooper proposes fracking fluid rule
• Weld County aid groups encouraged to apply for federal funds
• Womens Fund of Weld County is accepting grant applications
• "Surprise Homecoming" featuring Greeley woman to run Monday on TLC
• Colorado pols hail passage of debt bill, say more needs to be done
• Former Gov. Ritter still bullish on Weld energy economy
• Tuesday's weather
• Residents invited to attend water, sewer tour
• DA charges man in meth bust
• Colorado governor proposes fracking fluid rule
• New York says it has right to define marriage, Colorado does not
• Free food safety meeting to be held in Greeley
• Points West Community Bank acquires former Signature building from FDIC
• Evans police arrest sixth person in home invasion
• Teacher accused of cheating on CSAP test fights for her job
• Greeley to address raises in union contracts and general employees for 2012
• Residents invited to attend water, sewer tour
• Long-anticipated schools battle opens in Denver
• Broncos agree to terms with Derrick Harvey
• UNC to play free jazz concert Thursday
• NCMC in Greeley rolls out comprehensive electronic medical record system
• Will Donald Trump give the election to Obama?
• Greeley women's shelter hosts wine tasting fundraiser
• Sunday's weather
• Saturday's weather
• Pigeons cause 17,600 residents to lose power
• House passes second bill to raise debt limit, Senate votes down, “O” promises veto anyway - Gardner: President has yet to present plan
• Greeley resturant server charged in credit card theft
• Pigeon vs. Power Line: Greeley residents wind up in the dark
• Broderick court date set on perjury charges
• Greeley residence fire "suspicious in origin"
• Free health screenings in Evans on Aug. 11
• Greeley man arrested with 2 pounds of meth in home
• Friday's weather
• Friends, the town and the Army pulling for ill La Salle boy
• Greeley Recreation Center hosts first-ever bouldering competition
• La Mariposa Mexican Restaurant and Margarita House open in St. Michael's Town Square in Greeley
• Fort Lupton mayor among new appointees to oil and gas panel
• Pilgrim's Pride reports second-quarter loss, will close Dallas chicken processing plant
• National Night Out comes to Evans - Scheduled for August 2, 2011
• City of Evans amends curfew hours
• Gardner: Another Misreporting by the Tribune…sheesh - by Sam Hill
• (This is the 3rd in a series of articles designed to shed some light on why the economic recession has defied expert projections of a recovery and continues on its path to collapse.) - 3rd in a series by Mike McCune
• Greeley Gazette Opinion : - President intent on weakening the U.S. domestically and internationally?
• Greeley’s HOT temperatures - By Odil Macias
• A Strong Central Government Insures Equality, Prosperity for All - The Obama Plan -
• Thursday's weather
• Oil and gas career fair set Friday in southern Weld
• Greeley and Evans community given a voice on new school proposal
• Evans neighbourhoods to participate in National Night Out
• Greeley's Dave Young sworn in as new state representative
• Larimer Grand Jury indicts Broderick a second time on perjury charges
• Hickenlooper to shake up Oil-Gas Commission
• Greeley man dies while riding jet boat on Carter Lake
• Wednesday's weather
• Greeley man gets 48 years for drug buys, vehicular homicide
• Drought elsewhere upping prices for Weld hay growers, buyers
• Assistance League of Greeley receives $500 Anadarko grant
• Evans expands its curfew to apply to minors up to age 18
• Charges filed against Greeley caretaker who allegedly stole from 101-year-old patient
• Pilgrim's Pride expands chicken recall to nuggets
• Fundraiser for LaSalle 12-year-old with cancer
• Suspects in Christmas car break-ins in Greeley sentenced
• Johnstown woman sentenced to two years' probation for forgery charge
• Alleged "eluder" hits UNC police car
• Evans Senior Center - by Betty Grauberger
• This is the second part of a series exploring why the shaky global economy continues to defy experts and remains on the path to collapse. Today’s subject centers around how the European Union was snookered into accepting debt-ridden Greece. - by Mi
• 2011 Free Walking Tour – Glenmere Park: A Visionary Park and Tree Tour
• Study Guide: How to pass emissions test
• Colorado officials consider raising brand fees
• Synergy Resources Corp. stock to begin trading on NYSE on Wednesday
• Greeley man pleads guilty in four felony cases
• Horses rescued from fire that destroys CSU equine lab
• Protesters gather outside Rep. Gardner's Greeley office
• Two more Weld post offices under review for possible closure
• Greeley planners approve 15-well project at Aims
• 8 Greeley gang members arrested last summer in federal raid sentenced
• Tuesday's weather
• United Way of Weld County beginning funding request process
• FirstBank reports 9 percent increase in net income for second quarter
• Chinese immigrant sent to jail for credit card skimming
• Vaad not seeking re-election to House, looking at possible Senate run
• City Council to discuss budget cuts, energy savings, cigarette taxes and Farr sculpture
• Former president of Bank of Choice 'disappointed' that bank wasn't sold
• DA drops rape charges against Hudson man
• Man killed by car while biking "obsessed" with riding, family, son says
• Former Windsor woman charged for claiming unemployment while working
• Unknown man hit and killed at railroad crossing in Hudson
• Unknown man hit and killed at railroad crossing in Hudson
• Sunday's weather
• Evans police officer honored for helping Denver Police Department close out six open cases, prevent armed robbery
• Saturday's weather
• Cancer caregiver helps raise a lot of money at Relay for Life in Windsor
• Mexican trucks in America - Although congressionally defunded, transportation officials sign agreement anyway
• Dog Leaping at Weld County Fair
• De-Fund the Department of Education Before its Too Late - by Craig Masters
• Open letter to Sen. Michael Bennet
• First in a series of Rants….. - by Mike McCune
• Friday's weather
• Lunch 'n Learn session on history of baseball
• Owners approve deal to end lockout; players balk
• Caregiver charged with stealing from 101-year-old Greeley woman
• DA files two more cruelty charges against horse owner
• Teen driver plows through Greeley carport beam
• Wheat yields above average so far, surprising Weld farmers
• Gov. Hickenlooper announces the appointments of three Greeley residents
• Teen driver plows through carport beam
• Bank Midwest to take over Bank of Choice
• Visitors asked to be cautious on Pawnee Grasslands bird tour
• Midwest group to take over Bank of Choice
• Man accused of $250k embezzlement bonds out of jail
• Weld's June unemployment rate jumps back into double digits, 10.1 percent
• Denkai Animal Sanctuary offers reduced-fee horse adoptions until Aug. 15
• Weld Sheriff's office to hold posse roping event Sunday
• Regional forensic lab receives award
• UNC space project has a successful launch
• Frontier train pulled by steam engine rolls through Greeley
• Windsor man charged in Cache Bank embezzlement
• Platteville man arrested in connection with assault breaks police car window
• Lang recommends dismissal of Greeley West teacher accused of slapping student
• Former Greeley resident to appear on "Iron Chef"
• Two Weld County men to receive commendations for heroic acts
• Thursday's weather
• Hawaii refuses subpoena of Obama birth certificate, citing privacy concerns
• Evans approves 120 foot Anadarko Tower
• NEA endorses Obama, votes to double member fees to help elect candidates - Says they know what is best for students
• No more Thomas Edisons; Congress votes to allow corporations to patent inventions of others - Bring our laws into "harmonization" with the rest of the world
• Obama threatens to veto only plan that could preserve government bond rating - Moody's says cut, cap and balance only plan that could prevent negative outlook on triple-A rating
• Critics say emphasis on student achievement forced Atlanta teachers to cheat on tests
• Government stops Obamacare waiver program that provided exemptions to unions, Pelosi’s district
• White House sets up “Rapid Response Team” to deal with news stories it doesn’t like - Bans news organizations that do not provide enough favorable coverage of Obama
• Last space shuttle aims for Thursday landing
• Car break-ins: Their story wasn't believed by police
• Cigarette lighter used to start $20,000 Greeley apartment blaze
• Greeley schools chief to recommend West coach's dismissal
• Gov. Hickenlooper touts statewide economic development plan in Windsor
• Greeley Councilman Archibeque announces run for Ward I seat
• Synergy Resources announces 412 percent increase in revenues
• Funding available for Weld County youth leadership programs
• Greeley's POW Camp 202 celebrates new panels
• Old Time Farm Days event set for Friday
• Wednesday's weather
• 5K to honor Stefanie Call to take place Sunday
• Tribune’s arrogance toward (future former) readers knows no bounds
• Mayor Tom Norton; married to UNC Prez and Monfort puppet…”THAT’S WHY!” - Mayor out of line at Greeley City Council Worksession July 12, 2011
• When does this Gay Rights insanity stop? - by Craig Masters
• Evans Senior Center - by Betty Grauberger
• DOW Insider: Mule Deer 101 Seminar (Plus some tips from Pappa)
• Executive vs. Legislative: Justice files brief against DOMA, opposing Congressional attorney - Forget readiness, let "gays" into military now! court says
• Space shuttle leaves space station for last time
• Northeast Weld County Fair in New Raymer this weekend
• Man gets 30 years for assault on officers in hospital
• No charges filed against Longmont woman in airport groping case
• Tuesday's weather
• Frontier train pulled by steam engine to come through Greeley
• Hells Angels leader accused of traffic assault against fellow member
• Overnight car fire in Greeley is suspected arson
• UNC education programs receive national re-accreditation
• Poudre Trail now entirely open
• Greeley sets informational meeting for Thursday for 10th Street Redevelopment Corridor
• Severe thunderstorm warning in Weld County
• UNC archeological dig seeks to unearth secrets at Meeker House
• Friday crash near Kersey injures three
• Two Democrats apply to fill House District 50 vacancy
• American taxpayers to foot the bill for safety recorders on Mexican trucks
• Greeley to change city planning process
• The Lexus IS-F - Auto Review
• City accepting nominations for community design awards
• Elaborate plans made to keep Anthony safe
• Party atmosphere reigned in early shuttle landings
• Bill Barrett Corp. to buy 28,000 acres in Niobrara formation in northern Weld
• Greeley officials contemplate bus transfer station move to Depot
• DA could file two more cruelty charges against horse owner
• Greeley sets informational meeting for Thursday for 10th Street Redevelopment Corridor
• Milliken and Johnstown fire districts agree to share chief
• Greeley City Council to meet Tuesday
• Weld County resident leading CSU equine program's European tour
• Eaton police shut down U.S. 85 after suspicious package thought to be a bomb
• Sunday's weather
• Weld posts 11th-highest employment gains from in year-over-year U.S. labor data
• Saturday's weather
• Street construction update for July 15
• President issues ultimatum to Congress: Give me plan to raise debt limit in the next 24-36 hours - Wants to increase spending on new initiatives
• The end of an era - The faithful gather for the final Harry Potter installment
• Longmont man arrested for Weld County jewelry theft
• Greeley couple's cases in samurai sword attack progress in court
• Greeley couple's cases in samurai sword attack progress in court
• Friday's weather
• St. Vrain campers evacuated because of flooding fears
• Free examinations for pets of low-income Greeley residents
• Officials close Poudre Trail sections under water; Kersey bridge set to re-open
• Driver injured in single-vehicle crash on Interstate 25 near Wellington
• NFL players, owners making progress
• Experts: Casey Anthony should go to a safe house
• Four northern Colorado hospitals part of "most wired" company
• Greeley Fire Fighters donate over $2,900 to Weld Food Bank
• Save our Schools march to be held July 23
• Sen. “Pontius Pilate” McConnell, surrenders to Obama on debt limit - Minority leader proposes plan allowing President to unilaterally raise debt ceiling
• Finance 101: Congress educates Obama on how to pay bills - Bill would mandate government pays its obligations before "swine odor research" and other pork projects
• Pharmacies now offering safe disposal for medication
• Gay marriage could be on CO ballots
• Gorgeous grandma day set for Friday
• Births, not new immigrants, push US Latino growth
• Colorado labor department to cut staff
• Feds to refine plan on solar development zones
• Severe weather alert issued for Weld County
• Weld County closes bridge north of Kersey
• Evans horse owner charged with seven misdemeanors
• Obama fundraising fizzles, amounts lag behind 2008 levels
• Evans places fire tax on ballot
• Economic recovery alive and well –ahem– at the White House - Some White House staffers received raises exceeding 80 percent
• Weather Service predicts more T-storms, possible hail, today
• North Colorado Health Alliance wins 'Safety Net' award
• Ride to honor fallen deputy set for Saturday
• Ford family prepares to leave for Michigan service
• Dedication held for Cedar Creek II wind farm near New Raymer
• With blood levels critically low, NCMC appeals for donations
• Former Greeley man sentenced to prison for stalking ex-wife
• Two free coaching sessions offered for Young Chautauquans
• Weld Sheriff reorganizes his department in response to deputy's death
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Weld County
• Greeley's muggles eagerly await Harry Potter movie finale
• Wednesday's weather
• Evans going green, city to get power from solar energy
• Surprise! George Soros doesn’t like Brett Reese - Tribune fails to mention that group branding Reese for "hate speech" is funded by Soros
• Who needs Congress? Dems say President has authority to raise debt limit on his own - Congressman calls for impeachment if Obama bypasses Congress
• Is Holder helping witnesses get their story straight before testifying to Congress? - Lawmakers says providing witnesses access to documents, e-mails could enable them to change testimony
• Denver repeals vehicle impound law aimed at illegal immigrants
• Colorado lawmakers get requests for Caylee law
• Current and former first ladies gather for funeral
• Tuesday's weather
• Court: Gov't must state position on gay troop ban
• Aims Car Show in Windsor free to the public on July 16
• Flash flood watch issued in parts of Weld County
• Erie man, charged as peeping Tom, faces addtional charges for videotaping girls
• Greeley man accused of sexually assaulting intoxicated woman
• Loveland woman dies in dune buggy crash
• Pierce man gets 10 years in prison for drug deal
• Reapportionment plan divides Fort Collins into four districts, Windsor into three
• David Young announces bid for state House District 50 seat
• Greeley's new Leisure Services director takes Fort Collins job
• Federal grants will benefit Greeley and Weld County housing
• Weld corn growers worried about cuts to ethanol subsidies
• Obama challenges GOP to compromise on debt
• Citizens arrested for filming police in public - Disturbing new trend among law-enforcement agencies
• Obama chastises tea party members for holding firm on no new taxes
• Parolee held in road rage incident
• Greeley plans meeting Wednesday on oil drilling plans at Aims
• Renfroe requests audit of state utilities commission
• Johnstown man dies in motorcycle crash in Wyoming
• No appeal in Smart kidnapping case
• Man pleads not guilty to attempted murder of girlfriend
• Customers stick with Windsor bank as it opens under new Points West management
• Audit of Colo. utilities commission approved
• Colo. pot proposal faces another legal challenge
• Man will face trial on charges of fondling drinking partner
• Public testifies on proposed Colo. district maps
• Woman faces sentence in accusation against ex-boyfriend
• CDOT meeting in Windsor for I-25/Colo. 392 improvement project
• Revolving door at Northridge High School spins again
• Victim's car found Sunday in Lochbuie homicide investigation
• Victim's car found Sunday in Lochbuie homicide investigation
• School district turns deficit into surplus after Wisconsin passes balanced budget
• Congressman says unlikely Holder did not know about Operation Fast and Furious - Mexican authorities want to prosecute officials responsible for program
• So the kids don’t like to swim…how about dance lessons? - by Christine Ruffin -
• I’m naive. I must be. - Mike McCune -- Ranter extraordinaire
• Immigration Reform – Obama Style - Craig Masters
• WE ALL ARE ACCOUNTABLE TO GOD
• Tribune searching for U.S. 85 commuters
• Weld County sheriff's deputies investigating possible homicide near Hudson
• Saturday's weather
• Severe thunderstorm warning for Weld, Larimer counties
• Unemployment rose to 9.2 percent as hiring stalls
• Shuttle lifts off for last time; 'Light this fire'
• UNC to host conference on Native American issues
• Fort Lupton Trapper Days hosts many events after Labor Day weekend
• Metropolitan Planning Organization holds open house Wednesday
• Deadlines approaching for local ag producers
• Poudre River Trail completely open in Greeley
• Greeley police: Man killed in one-car crash
• Recipe demonstration to be featured at Greeley Farmers' Market Saturday
• Points West to take over Signature Bank
• Weather for Friday
• Yellowstone Park rangers: No search for bear that killed hiker
• Casey Anthony may be freed late July or early Aug.
• Greeley residents combat aggressive mosquitoes one bottle at a time
• City of Greeley plans "greener" pavement construction
• City of Greeley plans "greener" pavement construction
• Thursday's weather
• UNC Monfort College of Business seniors score in top 10 percent on national test
• Johnstown man arrested in child porn investigation
• Severe thunderstorm warning posted for east-central Weld County
• Government wants authority to conduct random inspections of tour buses and passengers
• Quarantine, hold orders for horse virus lifted
• Greeley to look at shutting off 5 traffic lights
• Horse virus quarantines lifted in Colorado
• Canadian firm cuts back on Weld County uranium deals
• Eaton Days planned this weekend
• Gardner raised more than $300K last quarter
• Wings of Freedom Tour flies into northern Colorado
• Casey Anthony could go free after murder acquittal
• Fort Hood shooting suspect will face death penalty
• Wednesday's weather
• Colo. cities, towns see increase tax revenue
• Colorado pot campaign starts Thursday
• Dollar Tree store accepting school supply donations
• Fire destroys garage
• Sudden memory loss explored in cafe program
• Three Weld companies earn state recognition for energy savings commitment
• Western King Soopers reigns in extra grocery sales taxes
• La Salle Days to kick off Friday
• Casey Anthony cleared of murdering young daughter
• Democrat Shaffer to challenge Gardner in 4th District
• Flood watch issued for Weld County
• Crew rescues family of 5 on South Platte River
• Former Larimer County GOP chief accused of stealing $17,000 from the party
• Stampede cleanup begins (and ends) at Island Grove Regional Park
• Grief counselors available in Windsor
• Tuesday's weather
• Monday's weather
• 17-year-old boy remains in serious condition after stabbing in Greeley
• Longhorn steer dropped from Stampede parade due to budget cuts
• Children playing with fireworks believed to have started Greeley house fire
• No longhorns but still plenty of love at Independence Day parade
• Marginally, Managed unemployment stats…
• Dear American Taxpayer - from Michelle Obama... -
• Contractor terminated after “gay” employee discovers his support of traditional marriage during Google search - Believing in traditional marriage not part of "Cisco values"
• Labor unions force down what otherwise could have been expanded. - Ritter, now Mead, Wy. Gov, increase new requirements
• Power company shutting down five coal plants, retiring units at another six, cites high cost of regulation as cause - Obama campaign had goal of "bankrupting" coal industry
• Lawmakers accuse ATF of “stonewalling” Congress, retaliating against whistleblowers - Agency fired agent who revealed plan to sell guns to drug gangs
• New Windsor business asks: Want some wine with that painting?
• Saturday's weather
• Today's Stampede Events
• NBA lockout begins as sides fail to reach new deal
• Colorado agencies gear up for DUI crackdown
• State agency loses thousands of records
• Greeley plans to spray for mosquitoes before Independence Day Parade
• Windsor pharmacy will educate about medication
• Volleyball fundraiser for Second Wind Fund of Weld County
• Vestas signs installation agreement with European renewable energy firm
• Heavy rains prompt increased river flows
• Rescued horses are eating well; no charges yet against owner
• Stampede, Townsquare part on concert production, promotion
• Officials: Childcare provider in infant death case commits suicide
• Breast cancer survivorship study to be piloted at NCMC
• More than 120 entries to march in Greeley for July 4 parade
• Friday's weather
• Today's Stampede Events
• Honor Flight wants riders for parade
• Bake sale for "rattlesnake dog"
• “Government Motors” CEO wants higher gas tax to force consumers into smaller cars
• Feds threatening by coming to his home….”Shut up McCune!” - by Mike McCune
• AG awards grant to help with foreclosures
• NBA in lockout after sides fail to reach new deal
• Autopsy does not reveal Windsor infant's cause of death
• Autopsy does not reveal Windsor infant's cause of death
• Judge finds probable cause in officer sexual assault case
• Pot activists to sue over Colorado rules
• It wasn't a tornado in Gill, but it was bad
• Weld Dems to host July 4 celebration breakfast
• Theft of scrap metal and equipment on Colo. 60
• Rattlenake bite was painful and expensive for little dog
• Banner Health hospitals will limit early deliveries
• Thursday's weather
• New Boulder Co. wildfire burning on 40 acres
• Report on “gays” in the military indicated troop support prior to actual survey being conducted - Inspector General says skewed information was leaked to support president's pro-repeal agenda during lame duck Congress
• Colorado lawmakers reviewing same sex marriage
• US appeals court upholds Obama health care law
• Forest Service considering changes near Boulder
• Evans man pleads guilty in tub scalding of child
• Longmont man takes deal in computer porn case
• Police arrest two on suspicion of burglary after home owner chases suspects
• Increased DUI patrol in Weld County during Fourth of July weekend
• Severe weather alert issued for south centeral Weld
• High wind gust reported north of Galeton Tuesday
• Baby injured in childcare home dies
• Wednesday's weather
• Chief justice issues directive on interpreters
• Female SEX slaves - Come on guys, turn off the hormones and help these little girls!
• Obama stealth plan to jump start economy just in time for elections - Home sales to be taxed to pay for Medicare starting two months AFTER presidential election
• Evans Senior Center - by Betty Grauberger -
• SELFISHNESS IS DESTRUCTIVE - By: Carol Clemans -
• Supremes back Arizona, state can now revoke license of employers who willingly hire illegals - Supporters say ruling also vindicates SB 1070
• NASA confirms July 8 for last shuttle launch
• Camp fire believed to have sparked wildfire north of Boulder
• Blaze destroys tons of hay at Galeton Dairy
• Second of six suspects in Longmont kidnapping plot sentenced
• Colorado attorney general officially exonerates Masters in Hettrick death
• US-34/I-25 Interchange celebrates completion
• Denver woman in fake bills ring is sentenced
• North Vista Medical Center receives health care grant
• Greeley planning group approves 40-well site
• Girl thrown from horse is recovering
• Firestone man gets 20-year prison stint for kidnapping wife
• Tuesday's weather
• Windsor infant in critical condition after accident at childcare home
• Free men's health screenings at Weld's health department offers education, awareness
• Brett Reese: D6 is wasting million$ – Taxes not the answer - Budget is not "innovative"
• Political Theatre in the House of Representatives
• Bill aims to speed up oil, gas permitting process
• Continued Greeley flooding prompts second closure of 71st Avenue
• Nominations being taken for BBB Torch Awards
• Deadline approaches for businesses to join Operation Bear Aware
• Colorado looks to expand potato exports in Mexico
• Man pleads guilty in Christmas vehicle break-ins in Greeley
• Governor names Rep. Riesberg state's new insurance commissioner
• Home invasion with knife and 40-ounce bottles of beer
• Longtime wranglers will be around a long time
• Judge revokes probation from ex-UNC student
• Monday's Stampede Events
• Monday's weather
• Prevent theft before it happens to you - Greeley Police offer tips to repel criminals
• Greeley Stampede schedule and pricing
• When police officers break the law
• Today's Stampede events
• Sunday's weather
• Flood advisory remains in effect for Greeley area
• Today's Stampede events
• Coupon Factory Book
• Elected Officials
• Economists say Colorado finally creating more jobs
• Slow river rise becoming roar in flooding ND city
• Pilgrim's Pride amends loan agreement
• Poudre River advisory remains in effect as melt continues
• Seniors receive $1,000 scholarships from Greeley Stampede Foundation
• Greeley man arrested for alleged gold theft
• Today's Stampede Events
• Poudre Valley Hospital press release
• Greeley firefighter faces misdemeanour charge in connection with test misconduct
• Annual Archery for a Cure shoot to take place Saturday
• Annual Archery for a Cure shoot to take place Saturday
• Hiker rescued on Larimer County trail
• Report: BP decisions led to Gulf disaster
• Gang member gets 40 years for summer shooting
• Annual Bike to Work Day a success
• Greeley bus manager in line for Iowa job
• Former Greeley pizza shop owner charged in two stalking cases
• Poudre River water levels expected to continue rising
• Equine herpesvirus contained in Colorado
• Downtown "fire" was actually fireworks
• Cities divided over regulating street twirlers
• McCain under fire for blaming blazes on immigrants
• Flood advisories continue for Poudre, South Platte rivers
• NCMC seeking O negative blood donors
• FDA issues graphic cigarette labels
• Obama: “If you’ve got the money, I’ve got the time” - Campaign selling raffle tickets offering all expense paid dinner with prez
• Another nuclear crisis fizzles, authorities say Nebraska nuclear plant not in danger from Missouri river flooding - Russian agency says plant another Japan disaster, suffered "catastrophic meltdown"
• Poudre River Flooding 2011
• Local businessman says NBC ommission of “under God” in pledge intentional “test” of people’s response
• Historic preservation meeting to discuss downtown Greeley on Thursday
• High Plains Library District to open three new computer centers
• Two Weld County towns receive outdoor grants
• Flood advisory issued for both Poudre, Platte rivers in Weld
• MeadowView assisted living to host summer shindig
• Greeley water usage rises slightly
• Greeley Historic Preservation Commission gives history on what's special about downtown
• UPDATED: Colo. 392 now open two miles east of Greeley after one-car accident
• NCMC, McKee ranked tops in US for emergency care
• United says delays will continue through weekend
• Windsor firefighters extinguish basement fire
• Poudre river water levels rise again, hit highs seen last week
• Greeley volunteers for United Way Day of Caring
• Saturday's weather
• Roy Otto gives city council a presentation worth $10,000
• Some school administrators sacrifice for students
• Winograd takes second in national recipe contest
• Edith R. Shelton
• Richard “Rick” Phil Futch
• Helene Marcia Fast Faulconer
• Lillian L. Pound
• Weld, Greeley post slight dips in May unemployment
• River watch: Poudre rises again this morning
• UNC restricts the use of tarps on campus grass during parade
• Free men's health screening to be held in Greeley on June 28
• Three arrested as alleged Family Dollar Store serial robbers
• Victims of church abuse heard at Lifetree Cafe
• High turnout at Greeley Stampede Barbecue causes some to eat off napkins
• Friday's weather
• McInnis cleared of plagiarism charges - Allegations caused candidate to lose race
• US Government: 82 percent of our schools failing
• Police find hundreds of stolen items after arrest - Click below for pictures of items
• Weiner resigns in wake of sexting scandal
• Thursday's weather
• River Watch: Poudre flow increases slightly
• Swift Beef to pay $1.3 million in Nebraska pollution case
• Companies merge to form Animal Health International
• Johnstown woman pleads in theft from Social Services
• Weld County Council hosts Extension Director Keith Maxey
• Water officials remain wary of potential Poudre flooding
• Platteville police officer arrested in gas station assault
• Humane Society finds opposition to its plan to neuter pit bulls
• Severe weather alert issued for Weld County
• Fire destroys large shed, damages two other buildings east of Greeley
• Buck: 'Meet the Press isn't my favorite'
• DA decides against charging Erie woman who killed man, injured another in her home
• Farmers' lawsuit against Pilgrim's goes to court
• Gazette Opinion - City council should start with fire department if they want to save citizens money
• Lamborn says he was unaware energy lab targeted
• U.S. births down for 3rd year; economy may be factor
• Health department to hold hearing on pot rules
• Gardner withdraws support for natural gas bill
• Teacher Mini-Grant and Arts Alive! Grant have application deadlines approaching
• River Watch: Poudre continues a slow drop
• Finn puts hat in ring for second term on Greeley City Council
• Legal expert: Woman in stabbing case could use a Make My Day defense
• Greeley police arrest alleged members of car break-in ring that hit funerals, schools, churches
• Wednesday's weather
• Democratic National Committee head uses racist, inflammatory statements
• The Rant
• Payday lending laws made last year eliminated the industry in state - One year later says half of all stores in state closed; 400 jobs gone
• Father’s your children need you - Carol's Corner
• Who’s in Charge
• Wanted: Captain Crunch, Ronald McDonald, government wants ban - Part of plan to force "behavior modification" on citizens
• School board disallows guns anywhere, usurps state law - Prohibition applies to any district activity, anywhere regardless of location
• Adding jobs in a non-union state is now “unfair labor practice” - NLRB claims Boeing chose location for new plant to prevent loss of revenue from strikes
• City mulls private ambulance service - Critics say Greeley Fire Department just trying to justify their huge budget
• Republicans assail Obama, not each other in debate
• District 6 receives ASCENT grant
• Flag Day: American Legion hosts flag retirement ceremony
• KUNC reporter Hood wins second Murrow journalism award
• Tuesday's weather
• Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant celebrates 25th anniversary
• Literacy program to stop in Greeley for Boys and Girls Club members
• Biotech firm Array BioPharma plans to lay off 70
• Lockheed Martin's space business to cut 1,200 jobs
• Residents of Greeley apartment building left in the dark in power dispute
• Woman accused of stabbing two men, killing one
• Flooding fears ease along Poudre River
• Class of 1971 Valley High School hosts reunion Saturday
• Greeley Stampede to host free barbecue and concert Friday
• River Watch: Water levels expected to decline through the week
• "Rose Bowl" of college rodeos under way in Wyoming
• Fall River Road closed in Rocky Mountain park
• Colorado balloon boy parents extend bids for balloon
• River Watch: Water flows ease slightly on the Poudre
• State Farm donates to The College Promise at Aims Community College
• Body found in southwestern Weld County
• United Way Day of Caring this weekend
• Weld's foreclosure filings inch up in May; county rate still down in year-over-year stats
• Milliken man arrested in child porn case
• "Tracks Ahead" makes stop at the Greeley Freight Station Museum
• Chiropractic fund raiser holds clothes swap for Windsor Food Pantry
• Sunday's weather
• First photos of Rep. Giffords released since shooting
• Huge Arizona wildfire spreads, health conditions worsen
• Gessler’s office clarifies remarks about 5,000 illegals voting in last election - Says unsure of how widespread problem truly is, needs more resources
• Evans Council expresses concerns with Cave Creek
• Loveland man pleads guilty in '09 officer shooting
• Police: Bank robber threatens to spread AIDS
• River Watch for Saturday: Water flows stabilize
• Severe thunderstorm warning issued for central Weld
• Greeley Blues Jam entertains and educates
• Palin emails show her eyeing VP slot in summer '08
• Street construction update for June 10
• Senators voice concerns over potential rural post office closures
• No new cases of EHV-1 good news for Greeley horse owners and event planners
• Flooding closes 83rd Avenue
• Friday's weather
• River Watch for Friday: Water flows ease slightly
• UNC approves 2011-2012 budget, including tuition increases
• Alaska releases Sarah Palin's emails
• Greeley's Conquest Water Services acquired by Denver energy firm
• Starbucks at Westlake Village to close July 22
• Pastor Justin Davenport - Loved Ones Against Meth ministry
• Scientist and Tea Party candidate: world never in danger from Japanese reactor - Three reactors actually melted down!
• IMMORAL POLITICIANS SHOULD RESIGN - By: Carol Clemans
• It’s not too late to attend multi-day music event
• Thursday's weather
• High winds blow down power poles
• River Watch for Thursday: Poudre River rises in Greeley, while flow eases
• 95th Avenue closed from F to O streets because of high water
• RN Medispa opens Friday in Greeley
• Rare bird spotted in Glenmere Park, may even be nesting
• Local Cub Scouts come to Greeley for Trains Abroad camp
• Traditional Grover Rodeo to bring thousands
• Free international festival on Sunday at Lincoln Park
• Colorado proposing 4-tier teacher grades
• River Watch for Wednesday: Poudre continues its steady rise
• Casseday announces run for Greeley City Council
• Greeley Rotary Club will hold fundraiser for End Polio Now program
• Greeley committee to explore street utility possibility
• Wednesday's weather
• Wet in the north, dry in the south state faces flooding, fire warnings - Poudre flooding closes portions of 71st Ave
• Wildfire becomes 2nd largest in Arizona history
• River Watch: River rises today to highest level since June 2010
• PVREA board hikes residential rates 3.5 percent
• Rising Poudre River closes 71st Avenue
• Valley High School holds reunion this weekend
• Tuesday's weather
• US citizens forbidden from knowing how law enforcement interprets Patriot Act - Senator says huge disconnect between what public thinks law says and how authorities interpret it
• Oops! NEA “discovered” they spent money on political expenditures - Modified tax returns after facing scrutiny from watchdog organization
• New park facility opened June 4th - Opening day at Poudre Ponds
• Stay informed when severe weather strikes - Press Reports
• How many genders are there for people? School says “many”
• Tea party House votes “No” to increase Obama’s credit card limit
• Ride for twenty-five cents - Greeley/Evans reduces transit rates for the summer
• Group to review Colorado's rules on fracking
• Trail Ridge Road opens for season
• THE ROAD AHEAD
• River Watch: River rises today to highest level since June 2010
• District 6 serving summer meals
• Pilgrim's Pride names Sandri as CFO
• Technology 'petting zoo' on Thursday showcases gadgets
• Denkai Animal Sanctuary holds adoption fair
• Quality Student Tutoring extends registration deadlines
• Flood advisory issued in parts of Weld County; Pelican Lakes Golf Course closes front nine
• Sunday's weather
• Two teens stabbed at altercation Sunday morning
• Horse ban lifted at Mesa, Boulder fairgrounds
• Immigrant advocates gather after dairy raid
• Johnstown BBQ Day offers fun for community, exposure for businesses
• River Watch
• Woman dies in crash near Galeton
• Saturday's weather
• UNC student charged in alcohol death at frat house
• Habitat Builds Colorado brings housing
• Poudre trail closed in spots because of flooding
• Friday's weather
• Greeley releases steps to be ready for severe weather
• Greeley residents can get rare currency and valuables appraised
• Intersection improvement on tap for Leprino site
• EPA to hold hearing on Powertech pump test permit
• Robert Stack will not run for re-election to school board
• Montessori Academy taking student enrollment
• Montoya sentenced to 8 years to life in Kayleah Wilson case
• River Watch: River rises today to highest level since June 2010
• Centennial Village hosts the Garden Festival this weekend
• Dr. J Corsi interviewed by Jack Minor
• Books, flowers, food growing funds for Kersey Library-Museum
• Principal sets the bar with student-first focus
• 26-year-old father arrested in Windsor on child abuse charges
• Fundraiser to help boy with cancer
• River Watch: Poudre River flows are increasing daily
• Artist passes along mural skills to Greeley students
• Windsor woman learns that breast cancer can strike pets, too
• Greeley gas prices fall, and lower prices could be ahead
• Thursday's weather
• “I forged Obama’s certificate” identity near discovery - Dr. Corsi, author of new book also speaks out on Trump motives
• Oldest Woman to row across the Atlantic visiting Colorado
• D6 employees: “We’ll lose our jobs if we speak out” - Teachers, other employees fear retaliation for talking to board members at Reese town hall meeting
• Next-to-last space shuttle flight lands on Earth
• Hudson girl claims man raped her twice in public places
• Greeley bake sale to raise money for cancer research this weekend
• New Greeley fishing park opening Saturday
• KODAK MOMENT: Hundreds turn out to see demolition of first of four buildings
• Former UNC student allowed to sell some guns from police standoff
• Wednesday's weather
• New Greeley coffee shop set for Saturday grand opening
• Udall to discuss Kids to Parks summer initiative in Greeley, Evans
• Shuttle Endeavour gone forever from space station
• Executive Pay Increases Despite Recession
• Fannie Mae Loses $8.7 Billion in First Three Months of 2011
• Emails: ATF Encouraged Gun Sales to “Bad guys” Despite Gun Dealer’s Concerns
• President proposes giving more power to “death panels”
• Three Greeley classes of 1986 join together for 25th reunion
• Fort Lupton's one-room school house is open for the summer
• Colorado Supreme Court limits conversion of ag water for city use
• UPDATE: "The Daily Show" not coming to Greeley after all
• Aims hires new director
• Counterfeiters take deals in Weld courts
• State Patrol: South Platte bridge crash was "intentional"
• Ozone alerts begin Wednesday in Weld County
• Sheriff's deputy and dog injured after being struck by alleged drunk driver
• Cattle owners reminded to test for trichomoniasis
• Vestas receives Canadian order
• Tuesday's weather
• Couple facing bank robbery charges staying in Weld
• Greeley High School celebrates 65th reunion
• Internationally recognized counseling author to speak Saturday
• WHAT STORY WILL YOUR LIFE TELL? - BY: Carol Clemans
• Monday's weather
• What were their names?
• Tornado warning in effect for south central Weld
• Weld residents remember those who paid 'ultimate price as defenders of liberty'
• Hispanic population may impact new legislative districts
• Man who gave trooper the finger won't face charges
• 2011 now deadliest year for tornadoes since 1950
• Rafting companies keeping nervous eye on snowmelt
• Street construction update for May 27
• Greeley Trib serving our community? - Many see constant attacks on Reese cracking newspaper's credibility
• ‘Nam
• Ex-wife of former Broncos quarterback John Elway engaged
• Hickenlooper to sign bill changing dates for Colorado primaries
• Last shuttle spacewalkers make history above Earth
• 5000 illegal aliens voted in election last November - 12,000 illegals were living in Colorado, Gessler says
• Court “nullifies” 4th Amendment protections going back to Magna Carta - Rules citizens must allow officers access to home without warrant
• Gay activist admits gays really do want to recruit children - Homosexual pedophilia a primary tool
• Friday's weather
• Northern Water to offer water seminars for lawns, gardens
• Memorial Day events, closures
• Memorial Day events and closures in Weld County
• Thursday's weather
• Salazar in Colorado to discuss outdoors initiative
• Fan dies after falling from rail at Coors Field
• Wife takes over plane when pilot-husband can't fly
• Former Greeley teacher sentenced in case involving sexual contact with students
• Memorial Day events and closures in Weld County
• Grover FFA livestock show to donate proceeds to Joplin High School
• Merry Mixers square dance club sessions begin in September
• Jury convicts gang member in summer shooting
• Student turns to God to recognize importance in life
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• Encana opens natural gas fueling station in Fort Lupton
• Madison volunteer has library named after her
• 14 killed as tornadoes carve path through Midwest
• Norwood VFW to host fishing fundraiser
• Hurricane simulators are coming to Greeley
• Roma to raise money to benefit Missouri tornado victims
• Annual Memorial Day remembrance at Linn Grove Cemetery
• University High senior graduates despite the odds
• Assistance League of Greeley receives grant for assault survivor kits
• Greeley High School class of 1961 plans reunion
• Greeley Central High Class of 1976 needs input for reunion
• Two from CSU headed to college rodeo finals despite virus fears
• Weld judge sentences three in employer thefts
• 12th annual Stampede Western Art Show gala set
• A path through the broken heart of Joplin
• Ehrlich Toyota gives bikes to sixth graders with perfect attendence
• Wednesday's weather
• Mom accused of killing kids filed for bankruptcy
• Government says it has right to force citizens to buy anything it wants
• China Considers Drilling in Cuban Waters
• Post-tornado search focuses on stores, apartments in Joplin
• Union Colony grad laughs her way to graduation
• Store owner charged in harassing female employee
• 'Shady Ladies' at Greeley's annual heritage tea on June 13
• Planning commission approves 22 directional wells on north Greeley lot
• Arson canines smell out accelerants as part of annual certification
• Submerged, stolen truck found in gravel pond north of Greeley
• Medical examiner: 4 dead in Oklahoma tornadoes
• Tuesday's weather
• KUNC wins six journalism awards
• Secret ATF program to sell guns to Mexico backfires
• City council suggests a tax increase - The roads are not the only thing that need repair
• Reese announces open town hall meeting on May 28
• Police Officers Killed: 2011 vs 2010
• Domain Name phishing against Pirate and Greeley Gazette
• Death toll from Joplin tornado climbs to 116
• Volunteers needed for United Way's Day of Caring in Weld County
• Number of confirmed horse virus cases rises to nine in Colorado
• Drainage system improvements to begin in Greeley on Friday
• Denver attorney opens debate about slain Weld deputy's gun
• City speak-up session to focus on economic development
• Free class Wednesday for Greeley parents with teen drivers
• Two large directional drilling sites proposed in Greeley
• Human Bean giving out gift cards to teachers
• Apocalypse believers await end, skeptics carry on
• Saturday's weather
• Weld's Ken Buck gets case against former Larimer GOP chairman Larry Carillo
• Prices at gas pump painful for 4 in 10 Americans
• Randy's All-American Grill to open in Greeley on Saturday
• Teacher will be back in class this fall after strange illness nearly killed him
• Wildcat headed for School of Mines
• Women invited to Greeley thyroid disease events
• Woman accused of attacking boyfriend in jealousy over sick calf
• J & T Feeds offers low-cost pet vaccine clinic
• Greeley: Drinking water supply surpasses state and federal standards
• Oil and gas activity up 53 percent in first quarter in state
• Weld County Department of Public Health receives grant
• Friday's weather
• Weld, Greeley unemployment rates drop in April
• Judge sentences Hudson man to 6 years probation for estate theft
• Brett Reese statement regarding censure - Plans to hold town hall meeting to listen to concerns and answer questions
• Board Censure does not dispute Reese’s version of events - Statement missing specific details of charges despite Reese calling for openness, transparency
• End of the world? How about a party instead?
• District 6 school board censures Reese over sexual harassment, drinking accusations
• 300 rally in support of NISP water project
• Ault resident dies from injuries suffered in truck crash
• Outbreak has financial, emotional impact for Weld horse owner
• Thursday's weather
• Colorado's number of confirmed horse virus cases rises to six
• Seven District 6 schools to participate in summer food program
• Johnson featured speaker at military ceremony Saturday
• Greeley West grad realizes her dreams
• Gunmen rob Family Dollar Store in Evans
• General Motors Likely to Regain Number 1 Spot
• Severe thunderstorm warning for southwestern Weld County lifted
• Board member accused of sexual harassment for complimenting teacher’s wedding ring - Board closes meeting, despite Reese's call for openness and transparency
• Brett Reese’s statement to the D6 School Board
• Obama: “I’m working on gun control under the radar” - Plans include enacting restrictions via executive order, bypassing Congress
• “This is one of the last things I want to do”-Mayor Lyle Achziger of Evans - Mayor Achzinger explains that raising taxes is necessary
• Crews carve way through deep snow in Colo. park
• Appellate Court overturns 2005 Greeley murder conviction
• Student finally sees light at the end of the tunnel
• Wednesday's weather
• Brett Reese statement
• Reese denies accusations of sexual harassment and alcohol use
• $111,000 in scholarships awarded to Weld County students
• Armed Forces Day on Saturday to salute and support the troops
• Northridge graduate has new perspective after car crash
• OSHA proposes $164,000 in fines for Vestas
• Aims Community College receives reaccreditation through 2017
• Weld County sees biggest drop of foreclosure sales in state
• Greeley Tribune gets it wrong…again - By Brett Reese
• Justice department steps up enforcement against pro-life protestors - By contrast, abortion clinic safety inspections often non-existent
• Schwarzenegger reveals he had child with staffer
• April foreclosure sales, filings decline in Weld
• District 6 schedules four furlough days next school year
• OSHA cites Vestas Pueblo plant for safety violations
• Greeley couple celebrates 70th wedding anniversary
• Gone fishin' with the kids at West Lake
• Tuesday's weather
• Residents invited to city Speak-Up on May 24
• Colorado Oil & Gas Association upgrades website
• District 6 calls special meeting Wednesday to discuss Reese accusations
• Cache Bank & Trust to merge Greeley offices
• Former District 6 official gets 18 months probation for December assault
• Horse virus prompts event cancellations, new travel rules
• Weld County Fair 2011
• Endeavour soars on 2nd-to-last space shuttle trip
• Council to discuss University District Tuesday
• Baxter Black coming to Greeley June 4
• Former Windsor resident arrested for child pornography
• Winograd students create habitat to attract birds and bats
• State officials: Equine herpesvirus may have spread to four Colorado counties
• Wife of Samurai sword man arrested in Greeley attack
• Windsor woman gets 10 years in prison for traffic deaths
• Commerce association endorses NISP water project
• Harold, Carol Evans named Stampede Grand Marshals
• Greeley Philharmonic wins national award for book
• Rare miniature panda cow to be auctioned in fundraiser
• Weld District Court employees to survey residents using court system
• The Road Ahead survey
• Georgia Passes “Arizona-style” Immigration Bill - Maryland grants in-state tuition to illegal aliens
• Tea Party issues ultimatum to Congress: No to debt limit increase, or else - Vote on raising limit will determine scorecard for entire year, all or nothing
• Untitled
• The Rant
• WHAT IS A CHRISTIAN?
• State to Consider School Testing Requirements
• Citizens arrested reading Bible outside closed DMV office
• DOW to Request Relaxing of Fishing Limits at Bonny Reservoir
• Sunday's weather
• Strength training class for people over the age of 60 to be offered
• Public invited to tour oldest unit of Boys & Girls Clubs of Weld County Monday
• Downtown Greeley hotel evacuated after bomb threat
• 9/11 survivor: 'Bittersweet' feeling about death of bin Laden
• Saturday's weather
• Migrant students honored at celebration Friday night
• Street construction update for May 13
• Engineers to open La. spillway, avert disaster
• Lakin free at last - Said he believes more strongly than ever in Constitution, wisdom of founding fathers
• Pentagon: US has questioned bin Laden widows
• Libya says 11 clerics killed in NATO airstrike
• Postal carriers to collect donated food on Saturday
• Pakistan suicide bombs kill 80 to avenge bin Laden
• Seniors and students share moments in the sun
• Police: Greeley's bin Laden hunter fires shot to scare off intruders
• Army "birther" Lakin released from Leavenworth
• Greeley officials explore privatizing ambulance to reduce expenses
• Two Weld horses test positive for herpes
• Weld County's Day of Caring will be June 18
• Valley High School class of '61 reunion set for July 22-23
• Friday's weather
• Greeley "takes back" 220 pounds of prescription drugs
• New ag economics chairman named at CSU
• Rep. Jim Riesberg to hold community forum to recap legislative session
• Israeli/Palestinian conflict discussion offered Sunday, Thursday
• Unions flaunt support for Communist Party at L.A. rally - Greeley Tribune will never pick this kind of story up off the AP wire
• Current Monfort pawn and Greeley mayor Tom Norton, as most probably don’t know
• Evans approves 11 new gas oil wells to be drilled under T-Bone Ranch
• Eliminate stress while planning your vacation
• Soldier doing 15 years for shooting terrorist in self-defense - Prosecution withheld key evidence, judge says, "So what"
• Local law enforcement “outraged” over white house invitation to rapper glorifying cop-killers
• Denver appeals court weighs military impostor law
• Colorado redistricting fight heads to court
• Colorado lawmakers head home after partisan standoff
• Greeley to spend $180 million on water projects - Expects population to double in next 40 years
• COMMITMENT: THE MISSING LINK IN MARRIAGE
• White House releases “long form” birth certificate under pressure from Trump, other media outlets - Naval officer furious for not releasing document sooner to prevent decorated officer from going to jail
• Rain a blessing for area farmers
• Ault police officer remains on duty after guilty plea
• Startek to hire 50-60 in Greeley
• Investors sue men indicted on securities fraud in Dreamweaver case
• Officials: No indication Greeley firefighter sold training tests
• National commander-in-chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars to visit Evans post
• Thursday's weather
• Greeley's rental vacancy rate hits nine-year low
• Lakeshore Condominiums to open in July in Loveland
• Feds say mountain plover stays off endangered list
• Flooded river taking aim at Mississippi Delta
• Obama mocks Republican position on immigration
• City Council: is money wasted or an investment
• “I don’t like it and I’m not going to do it!” - Governments choose the laws to enforce
• Greeley Fire Chief: "Nobody cheated on state tests"
• "Wheels for Wynn" fundraiser on Saturday
• Rain brings some relief to wheat farmers, too late for others
• JBS profit climbs 48 percent in first quarter
• No bed bugs only bat bugs for this school
• Weld Food Bank to host kitchen dedication
• Games pair elementary students with seniors at Centennial Health Care Center
• Remembering fallen officers at Greeley ceremony
• Children in the Garden event set for Saturday
• Woman sentenced to 3 years in prison in theft from MS patient
• Wednesday's weather
• Students, teachers sickened at Loveland school
• District 6 third grade reading scores drop overall, but poverty-stricken schools make big gains
• Mississippi crests in Memphis at nearly 48 feet
• Greeley Farmers' Market to open Saturday
• Moreno to update Weld County Council Monday
• Duke fracking study: Methane found in water wells near gas drilling
• Free film on fracking scheduled Thursday
• Retired military veterans to meet Saturday
• Platteville museum to host reception, auction
• Riesberg hosts man on nationwide journey to raise PTSD awareness
• Vestas sued in shareholder class action
• UNC Board of Trustees to meet on Friday
• DCP Midstream to build $270 million plant near La Salle
• Tuesday's weather
• Recreation programs receive $20,000 grant from United Way
• Tribune mocks Lakin, ignores legitimate discrepancies into Obama birth issue - Paper chose not to interview, independently investigate the issue
• River rising in Memphis, but music landmarks dry
• Pot DUI bill back with teeth in Colorado
• Fire crews fighting blaze near Kenosha Pass
• Greeley teen wanting to remain in country right way to appear on Tom Tancredo show Monday - McCain says Tancredo cannot be image of Republican party
• Board of Weld County Commissioners seeks volunteers
• Professor to discuss ET encounters
• Pinnacol Assurance issues dividend
• Thrivent Financial moves up Fortune list
• Former Ault officer gets probation, community service
• Judge dismisses case against Broderick in Masters' investigation
• Eaton woman charged with stealing $2.1 million from Vestas
• Retired Military Veterans of Weld County meeting May 14
• Ian Cooke Band to perform at three-day Rotary conference
• Tractor catches fire northeast of Greeley
• Wind-blown fire severely damages home in west Greeley
• Sunday's weather
• Candid videos show rare view of unkempt Osama bin Laden
• Man injured in industrial accident in northern Weld County
• UNC graduates: Spring 2011
• Aims Community College graduates: Spring 2011
• Saturday's weather
• Release of Obama’s birth certificate shows power of alternative media
• Baptist church builds in midst of economic downturn - Renfroe encourages members at ground breaking service
• Governor Hickenlooper signs budget cuts into law
• Groups suggest changes for Colorado water projects
• Kids Just Want to Ride Act supporters in Milliken on Sunday
• Friday's weather
• Colorado remembers Brownlee, other fallen officers
• 3 companies fined by EPA for bad gas
• Power surge blamed for DIA security shutdown
• Conservation groups oppose artist Christo's plan for river
• Vestas reports loss for first quarter
• Greeley West to present the comedy "Rumors" on Friday and Saturday
• UNC graduate makes final trip with two thumbs up
• Aims graduate takes non-traditional flight pattern to diploma
• Learn to Fly Day set for May 21 in Greeley
• Greeley West senior named National Merit Scholar
• Group calls on Rep. Gardner to support EPA
• Colorado wildlife commission approves new bear rule
• Fort Lupton man sentenced to 30 years to life for sexual assault on step-granddaughter
• Thursday's weather
• Postal carriers to collect donated food on May 14
• Scrapbooking event to benefit Greeley Transitional House Children's Fund
• Colorado's redistricting deadlock not unusual
• Jury finds Loveland hiker, biker attacker guilty
• Colorado House approves repeal of online tax law
• State Rep. B.J. Nikkel's bill to increase CDOT transparency passes Senate
• Greeley man released from child abuse charge
• Obama pays somber respects at 9/11 ground zero
• Greeley moms face felonies for kids' fighting
• Greeley West basketball coach accused of assaulting student
• President uses SSN from Connecticut – suspicion continues to mount - Private detective says information learned from law enforcement databases
• Redneck Fishing
• Local man “carries his cross for Jesus”
• Local fugitive featured on America’s Most Wanted - Man is a known gang member
• Incoming Heath principal chases, catches vandals - Wallace leaving Scott for middle school next year
• White House won't release bin Laden death photo
• Immigrant employer bill wins Colorado House approval
• Wednesday's weather
• Aims faculty member receives award
• Suspected killer in Evans on America's Most Wanted
• Crabtree Brewing celebrates fifth anniversary
• Greeley's National Day of Prayer Gathering on Thursday
• Greeley West teacher wins Teacher of the Year from Chamber
• DOW flyover finds one heron egg; no fines to Greeley
• Windsor man appointed to Colorado Reapportionment Commission
• Aims approves gauranteed rates for degree programs
• Greeley officials recommend directing $2.1 million in carryover to roads
• Bin Laden targeted by TV's late-night humorists
• Colorado lawmakers take up health care exchanges
• Colorado lawmakers nowhere close on new Congress maps
• Congress may dock Pakistan aid over bin Laden
• Palin asks whether Pakistan helped bin Laden
• US holds photos of slain bin Laden, weighs release
• Young Chautauquans invade Centennial Village
• Official: Construction crews can resume work on Poudre River banks
• Weld County officials shrug off cost of settling ACLU lawsuit
• Evans man arrested for child porn
• Tuesday's weather
• Court rules atheists cannot sue over “hurt feelings” - Overturns liberal judge who ruled "National Day of Prayer" unconstitutional
• Local Buick sales up despite government declaring line “dead”
• State-funded parenting class allows students to be high - Your tax dollars hard at work
• Colorado bill punishes concealing illegal immigrants
• AP analysis: For now we celebrate, but bin Laden slaying raises a slew of questions
• Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden death
• Tribune delivery may be delayed today
• Local reactions to bin Laden's death
• Learn soft skills at employment seminar Tuesday
• Weld DA: Masters case investigator manipulated evidence
• Monday's weather
• Rodney Carrington to appear at Budweiser Events Center
• Greeley-Evans School District 6 High School graduation dates
• Eaton jazz band wins competition
• Greeley hosting voluteer work day to finish the Poudre Ponds Recreational Fishery
• Council to take on transportation plan
• Greeley West Color Guard clinics and auditions
• Greeley's bin Laden hunter is happy about terrorist's death
• Weld County to pay ACLU $300,000 in Operation Number Games settlement
• Greeley residents welcome news of bin Laden's death
• Interim education commissioner named sole finalist for permanent position
• Solo Osama bin Laden hunter "ecstatic" about death
• Phillies fans start chanting "U-S-A!" during 9th inning of game with Mets
• President Obama: Osama bin Laden has been killed
• Sunday's weather
• UNC professor earns top honors
• Spring Clean-up brings in less material
• Saturday's weather
• Tornado survivors pick up pieces as Obama visits
• Britain celebrates monarchy as Kate, William wed
• Earl M. Pitts
• Walter P. Schooler
• Ella Mae Freauff
• Lester O’Neil Ebersole
• Neil Downing Bostick
• Dorothy L. Lionberger
• George Zimmerman
• Francis O. “Fran” Towns
• Ronald (Ronny) Edmund McGee Sr.
• Antero G. Alaniz, Sr.
• Norma Jean Lanning
• Woodrow W. (Woody) Russell
• Daisy LaRue Schaffer
• NASA postpones space shuttle Endeavour's last launch
• It's official: Kate, William say 'I will'
• Holocaust Memorial Observances presentation highlights the power of art
• FDIC directs Greeley bank to boost capital
• Suspect in Wyoming assaults returned from Weld County
• Friday's weather
• Shriners hospital holds free screening clinic for children
• 4th Annual NAKLand children's carvival at UNC set for Saturday
• District 6 teachers overwhelmingly approve contract for next year
• Milliken Senior Center headed to Blackhawk
• 6th Honor Flight Northern Colorado leaves Sunday morning
• Higher feed costs hand Pilgrim's Pride wider loss
• Littler Fund provides grant awards for Greeley and Weld youth programs
• Six Monfort College of Business professors honored
• Doctors vs Guns: Which is more dangerous?
• Things My Grandpa Taught Me: Work
• Evans Fire Department to hold fund raiser to assist victims - Be part of the solution in your community
• Carol’s Corner - Do your children know their Creator?
• The Rant - Oil Markets
• 2011 Subaru Forester Review - By Stu Wright
• Tornadoes devastate South, killing at least 280
• Official: Weld County's energy economy is the envy of the state
• St. John's church ladies sale Friday, Saturday
• New keynote speaker set for the annual Northern Colorado Prayer Breakfast
• Southern storms hit too close to home for some Greeley residents
• Norton announces second run for mayor
• Thursday's weather
• Pioneer club to host POW camp luncheon
• Shriners hospital holds free screening clinic for children
• Women 2 Women hosts celebration luncheon
• D-6 seeks public input on how to improve programs
• Rep. Jim Riesberg to hold forum addressing education
• Former Greeley officer appears in court on sex assault case
• Tornadoes devastate South, killing at least 269
• Detroit police say Broncos DE Jason Hunter stabbed
• White House releases Obama birth certificate
• The Royal Wedding: We'll be tweeting, watching online and on television
• Insurance exchange up for another debate in Colorado
• Armed robbery suspect surrenders in Johnstown
• 18th Street gang case working its way through court
• Students explore career options at UNC event
• Greeley residents can dispose of expired drugs in National Drug Take-Back Day
• Farm Bureau refutes NISP charges filed by environmental group
• Riesberg bill to help fund disability benefits program signed into law
• Probation officer: Former UNC doctoral student attempts suicide
• Greeley officials look at herons' loss as lesson learned
• Evans police investigate report of threat at Chappelow
• Wednesday's weather
• Man accused of sexually assaulting drinking partner
• Fourth-graders get soaked learning about water
• The royal wedding: Westminster Abbey gears up for the rehearsal
• Evans Senior Center - by Betty Grauberger
• Residents sound off on advertising in schools, cuts to athletics
• Majority of Dayspring students part of dramatic production - 61 percent of school involved in production of "Beauty and the Beast"
• No Broncos show up for work
• CSU chosen to rebuild Chevy sedan into green car
• UPDATE: Suspect arrested in bomb left at Colorado mall; no word on motive
• Crime of adultery may be repealed in Colorado
• Greeley museum sneak peek event
• Suspect moons police in December crime spree
• DA arrests Fort Collins man for organized crime
• Latino chamber sets Cinco De Mayo kickoff
• Weld County School Special Olympics set for Thursday
• District 6 seeking comments on Title programs
• Cranford fire causes $25,000 in damage
• NISP rally at The Ranch May 19
• Tuesday's weather
• Lunch 'n' learn: lessons on Greeley and Weld history
• Eldergarden holds fundraising event Friday
• Lakin to return home May 14 - Spent 6 months in prison for asking same question as Trump, "Where's the birth certificate?"
• School funding bill passes Colorado House
• Supreme Court rejects quick review of health care law
• NISP: District dispute environmentalists' claim that water project would harm farmland
• Water conservation tour to stop in Greeley on Wednesday
• Fair housing training offered Tuesday
• Former Greeley investment broker named in Ponzi scheme lawsuit
• Rep. Vaad to host last town hall meeting Wednesday
• NCMC Foundation selects new president
• Brighton man, 64, gets probation in employer theft
• Yaks, pigs and sheep, oh my! Baby Animal Days come to Plumb Farm Learning Center
• Greeley school board to hold final community engagement meeting
• Saturday's weather
• Windsor high school grad writes jingle for Folgers coffee
• Man suspected of providing tequila to teens bonds out of jail
• Empty nesters: Construction crews chase off Greeley's nesting blue herons
• Friday's weather
• Judge sentences Georgia Watson to 48 years in prison for planning husband's death
• Local businessman Seth Ward files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
• Lion's Club collects used eyeglasses, cell phones
• A crime victim a second time, Greeley's Lady Liberty getting a makeover
• Police say suspect identified in teen's fraternity death
• The Rant - Washington is mis-reading the public
• Carol’s Corner - WHY IS SEX OUTSIDE OF MARRIAGE DANGEROUS?
• Thursday's weather
• Regional hospitals to share comprehensive patient information
• United Way auction Saturday to benefit children
• Bunnies are cute, but require long-term care
• College for Kids returns in June
• Caregiving program offered in Evans
• Several Fort Lupton schools in lockdown
• UNC to host Earth Day activities on Friday
• Human Bean donates to nonprofit on Earth Day
• Weld County Easter egg hunts set for this weekend
• Greeley police: Charges likely in death of UNC student who jumped from balcony
• Firefighter pleads guilty in diaper sex assault case
• KUNC wins four journalism awards
• Northern Colorado Fishing Report: April 2011
• Free Easter Fun in Greeley - Events this weekend
• Easter Egg Hunt Fun
• Did local official have conflict of interest in approval of emissions testing for Weld County?
• Montana attorney general opens inquiry into 'Three Cups' charity
• Classes canceled at Columbine on 12th anniversary
• Day of remembrance: 1 year after Gulf oil disaster
• Applications for Stampede Kids Rodeo available
• Wednesday's weather
• UNC student wins national scholarship
• Aims Community College summer semester now registering
• Vestas gets wind turbine order in Canada
• Weld DA to hold town hall meeting in Firestone
• State Farm awards grant to Wildlands Restoration Volunteers
• Jury convicts Greeley man of meth distribution
• UNC student who jumped from balcony dies
• City finances grow; officials say don't get too excited
• Union Colony students bring home science title
• Hickenlooper picks Weld Public Trustee for spot on Civil Rights Commission
• Plane with first lady came too close to cargo jet
• Lawmakers talk deal to add $90M to Colorado schools
• Police arrest 23-year-old man accused of giving tequila to high school girls
• Tuesday's weather
• Weld Food Bank to hold annual fundraiser
• Candidates Academy in Greeley begins new session in May
• Johnstown, MIlliken fire districts sign mutual aid agreement
• Weld's March unemployment rate drops six-tenths of a percentage point
• CSU partners with Colorado Association for Manufacturing and Technology
• Judge sentences former UNC student for 2010 standoff
• Proposed oil and gas drilling in Evans public hearing set for tonight
• Weld County Easter egg hunts set for this weekend
• Greeley gang members post videos online
• Rocky Mountain National Park Free this Week
• Unemployment Up Unexpectedly
• Brett Reese: “Why I do it”
• High court decision could help Douglas county voucher proposal - Colorado schools becoming less socialized
• ATF to accept public comments prior to outlawing shotguns
• What Can We Learn from the Spectacle of the West Ridge Academy Enrollment?
• District 6 Charter Approved with Reservations
• Accident closes southbound lanes of I-25 at Prospect Road exit
• Police focus on alcohol after UNC fraternity member leaps from balcony
• Weld County Easter egg hunts set for this weekend
• 3 public hearings set for Greeley City Council
• Man, 40, sent to prison for sexually assaulting teenager
• Greeley water schedule announced
• Trial begins for man accused of dealing meth
• Man sentenced for assaulting his estranged wife
• Police charge 64-year-old Dacono man with meth possession
• Taste of Weld County scheduled Thursday
• This week: Recognizing workers in wastewater
• Downtown loses champion in Mark Notestine
• Area historical groups merge
• Saturday's weather
• Road construction update for April 15
• Reese? Judge For Yourself
• Ex-gay group wants to turn the tables on pro-gay “Day of Silence” in schools
• Gazette Urges Readers to Reserve Judgment on Accused Officer
• Colorado Senate State Affairs Committee Kills Concealed Carry Bill
• Effectiveness of Crack Seal
• “0f all the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are
• Reese not only board member with attendance issues - Board has held number of special meetings with short notice
• Board reluctantly approves new charter school
• Accident closes I-25 near Wyoming state line
• Friday's weather
• Ault garage sale May 7
• Downtown Development Authority wants your ideas
• Weld woman sickened by hantavirus; state health officials issue warning
• Kids Rodeo applications now available online
• Judge sentences mother to 10 years in prison for baby drowning
• New Belgium Brewing Co. is nation's third-largest craft brewer
• New Belgium Brewing Co. is nation's third-largest craft brewer
• Bolivian circus lions get first taste of wide open spaces
• School board needs to work on issues, stop attacking each other
• LAM Ministries, Chili's Restaurant team to support drug abuse prevention
• The herons are back! (You can thank the eagles)
• District 6, Greeley Education Association reach tentative agreements
• Teacher finds new classroom to teach students
• Free car battery recycling in Greeley on April 22-23
• Eaton 9Health Fair is Saturday
• Greeley Orchestra to conclude its season May 7
• Reward offered in stolen backhoe case
• Single parent car clinic April 30
• Windsor LIbrary director to retire
• Mother-daughter tea in Johnstown set for May 14
• Man accused of raping woman in Lincoln Park
• Denver dome repairs delayed amid weak fundraising
• Colorado fires could be bigger, more dangerous
• Colorado House gives final approval to $18B budget
• Rocky Mountain National Park free next week
• Secular historians: Yeshua Christus died but….
• Secular historians: Yeshua Chrestus died but…..
• 2011 Denver Auto Show
• Something over at city hall smells like fish. Rotting fish. - hmmmm, is that Monfort or Tointon??
• Tancredo says Obama eligibility will be issue in 2012 campaign - Lt. Col. Terry Lakin still being ignored by Greeley Tribune and all main stream press
• Local Baptist pastors react to 20/20 story calling them cults
• Effective Parenting - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Greeley Mexican teen wants to remain in US the right way - Willing to go back to apply for student visa
• Hickenlooper signs scrap metal crackdown
• Michelle Obama, Jill Biden head to Coors Field
• Obama pivots, eyes Medicare changes, tax increases
• Victor Raymond Guerrieri
• Local Families Needed for Exchange Students
• The Rant
• Carol’s Corner - CHILDREN + INTERNET = DANGER
• Woman raped in deserted Denver airport concourse
• Riesberg to hold open forum recapping the first 90 days of the legislative session
• Gardner drafts bill aimed at streamlining drilling Alaskan drilling
• Leavitt: Health care reform 'this generation's challenge'
• Wednesday's weather
• Greeley celebrates Arbor Day in the park on Friday
• Tables turned on Rotary Club members
• CSU to offer free screening of Temple Grandin movie
• Embrace Northern Colorado launches leadership task force
• Cell phones, donations needed for GIs
• Man pleads guilty in King Soopers theft
• Board members frustrated with school board member's absences
• Japan ups nuke crisis severity to match Chernobyl
• State Rep. B.J. Nikkel receives recognition for her advocacy of veterans' issues
• Brush fire stopped north of Galeton
• Judge seals records in case of Greeley cop accused of sexual assault
• Three-car crash in Adams County leaves Fort Lupton resident with serious injuries
• Tuesday's weather
• Ashcroft speaker for annual prayer breakfast
• Political icon Angela Davis to speak at UNC
• Woodruff scheduled for county council meeting
• University Middle School to pilot single-sex reading class
• Bill to expand restraining order restrictions in sex assault cases passes Senate committee
• Free parents of teen drivers class offered Wednesday
• 500 mourners remember Jessica Jerke
• Bill to reinstate ag products tax exemption passes House
• Bill to reinstate ag products tax exemption passes House
• State House rejects full-strength beer at grocery stores
• Marines to honor one of their own
• Tuesday deadline to reserve spot to hear health care talk by former U.S. Secretary of Health Mike Leavitt
• Free webinar helps small businesses with new healthcare law
• Greeley Central and West 30th class reunion planned
• Greeley High School celebrates 65th class reunion
• Erie man accused of installing video camera in neighbor's bedroom
• Evans drops annual contribution to Upstate Colorado
• Woman sentenced in case involving MS patient abuse
• Sunday's weather
• The Road Ahead: Tracing Greeley's past highlights the power of today's decisions to shape the future
• Jessica Dawn “Jessie” Jerke
• Winning the Global Economic Race
• Lights vandalized in Bittersweet Park
• Chronic disease management class offered beginning Tuesday
• UPDATE: Democrats, Republicans reach budget deal
• Doug Bruce indicted for tax evasion
• Federal government on brink of painful shutdown
• Government shutdown looms without agreement
• Obama vows to permit Mexican trucks on US highways - Bows to demands from Mexican President
• Evans police officer receives award for superior service
• Teacher employment days jam-packed
• 'Competitive Colorado' main topic of Upstate's annual meeting
• Weld, Larimer County organizations earn Hope for the Cure grants
• Friday's weather
• Northern board sets 80 percent quota of C-BT water
• Shell station and fast food restaurant in 2534 development to open in June
• Webinar to help small businesses use Twitter, blogging to boost sales
• Work begins on Greeley Infusion Center
• Monfort College of Business students win international competition
• Free tax help available at Aims today and next Friday, April 15
• Federal workers may be eligible for unemployment benefits if government shuts down
• District 6 and Greeley Education Association negotiations continue
• All State Band show set for Saturday
• Snowpack water 'spectacular;' dry conditions persist on eastern plains, water official says
• Two fires keep departments busy
• Thursday's weather
• University High student tackles leadership, learning with read-a-thon senior project
• Benito “George” Tenorio Romero
• Ursulita (Patsy) Peralta
• Richard “Dick” Rolfness
• Emma Smith
• Donald Lee Schmidt
• Christian DeBaun
• Lee Jack Woods
• Scott Wilkinson
• Perry Adkins
• Victoria J. “Vickie” Allison
• Frances Mae Vitt
• Pauline Marie Hamilton (Boehm)
• Claudia Mae Elliott
• Southwest airlines said employees acted properly in detaining Muslim woman
• UNC announces academic excellence awards
• Civil rights group labels family organizations, Colorado constitution party “hate groups” for stand on traditional marriage - Group refuses to list Muslim groups also opposed to homosexuality
• UNC Lu'au to be held Saturday
• Human Bean sets Tsunami Donation Day
• Wednesday's weather
• District 6 seeking applicants for sustainability committee
• Milliken Historical Society offers Spring Fling Tea
• UNC to celebrate mens basketball
• Documentary on Greeley transgender murder victim debuts this weekend
• 9Health Fair coming to Fort Lupton
• JBS to close road for paving
• Aims tuition increase for 2011-2012 minimal
• Taste of Weld County to benefit C.A.R.E
• River of Guns Flowing to Mexico… from the ATF?
• School district petitions legislature to opt out of common education standards - Critics say plan allows federal government to plan curriculum
• District 6 Cutting Popular Programs, Still Spending Suspiciously
• Colorado spending stalemate drags on
• District 6 budget open house scheduled for Wednesday
• Jessie Jerke: Her spirit was strong to the end
• Weld County is turning 125
• Tuesday's weather
• Chappelow teacher on leave for CSAP improprieties
• Weld nurses honored for excellence
• Statewide snowpack remains above average
• Nine Greeley children granted their wish
• Judge denies preliminary injunction against Valley Re-1 Board of Education
• Greeley mayor to deliver meals to seniors
• Fire restrictions put in place for Arapaho and Roosevelt national forests
• State warns Colorado businesses about scam letter
• Greeley city council to honor UNC teams for outstanding seasons
• Crews race to beat winds at wildfire west of Fort Collins
• Funding Partners contracts with Greeley Area Habitat for Humanity
• Nunnians none too pleased about water shortage
• Twombly Elementary school to present original play in Fort Lupton
• Monday's weather
• Aims class offered at 2 p.m.
• UNC summer registration now open
• Severance Middle School to hold information nights for incoming sixth graders
• Greeley water offiicials plan final push on Bellvue water line
• Greeley chamber to host candidate academy
• Weld man could serve life in prison for sexually assaulting daughter
• 'Feed Colorado' food drive continues through April 30
• Evans has goal of divesting itself from fire, ambulance services
• Marine ground troops going to Libya after Obama says, ‘No boots on the ground.” - Marine Expeditionary Unit includes ground, helicopter forces
• Mountain wildfire grows to 2,000 acres overnight
• Large power outage in Greeley area
• Saturday's weather
• Firefighters across Weld battle wind-driven fires
• Greeley Museum's Summer Camps Registration Begins Apr. 4
• 'Trees, Fire and Human Land Use in Northern Colorado: The Last 1000 Years' Museum Program
• Frontier Academy named school of excellence
• Eaton paper buys Kersey weekly; consolidated paper named Herald-Voice
• Friday's weather
• It's just a test: Emergency sirens to blare Saturday morning
• Target: 500 neutered pit bulls in Weld County
• District 6 high school students learn lessons in diversity
• Colorado civil unions bill faces toughest test yet
• Arrest affidavit reveals details of woman's sex assault claims against cop
• PVHS: CoverColorado members remain eligible for care
• College less affordable, Colorado higher ed chief warns
• Greeley woman held on $300,000 bond after selling meth - Woman sold drugs out of her residence
• Colorado Division of Wildlife and State Parks to Merge
• Psychologist says pedophilia is sexual orientation similar to homosexuality - Some homosexual activist groups a "dream" to pedophiles
• Local media gets it WRONG: Noble energy to add 30 jobs, NOT 300, NASA is NOT coming to town - As usual, other "media" repeat lies; Not correct, company spokesman says
• Wednesday's weather
• Weld Health Department to provide safety tips during National Public Health Week
• Riesberg to hold forum focusing on challenges, services for vulnerable population
• Hudson man guilty in theft of mom's estate
• Somali woman faces assault charge in meat hook attack
• University District community meeting Thursday night
• Judge rejects Johnstown man's plea for downloading child porn
• Another Weld parent charged in tub incident
• Gov. Hickenlooper signs bill aimed at giving Legislature more information on criminal justice proposals
• Colorado man presumably shot by Mexican thugs still missing
• Brentwood student taken to hospital after ingesting unknown pills
• Commanding General still has not “approved” Lakin sentence despite serving nearly half of sentence - Military attorney requesting veterans, active duty military to submit requests for clemency
• Concussions training due to become law in Colorado
• Tuesday's weather
• Spring pottery expo to benefit youth program
• Vietnam veterans tribute set for April 8
• Colorado Senate passes big fines for people buying sex
• Greeley woman sentenced for altering insurance
• Judge sentences woman to prison for second theft
• Man arrested for assaulting girlfriend
• Last woman sentenced in fall kidnapping case
• D-6 advisory committees recommend salary cuts
• Northridge High School to present musical
• Kindergarten roundup dates for District 6
• DDA moves to central downtown location
• Pierce family injured in crash near Rifle
• Former District 6 administrator pleads guilty to assault
• Dos Rios students perform poetry for their peers
• No charges yet on Greeley officer accused of sexual assault
• Two District 6 principals resign
• Judge sentences man, 65, to 48 years in prison
• Police: Check fraud back on the rise in Greeley
• The Gift of Forgiveness - Carol Clemans
• Just who is Greeley’s most notable figure…Brett Reese - Vern Spencer
• Green Tea Party
• Bad Math: Taxes and the Deficit - Matthew McGovern
• Another northern Colorado officer killed
• Celebrity to Speak at Aims about the Constitution
• “Sensitivity training” to prepare troops to accept gays - Straight troops forced to live, shower with gay soldiers under current rules
• Sunday's weather
• Delaney's Life: Wadsworth family decides to make every moment count
• During April discounts offered on memberships at the Greeley Recreation Center, the Family FunPlex
• James Loewen to be keynote speaker at UNC's 8th Annual Summit on Social Justice and Diversity
• Greeley accepting applications for vendors for farmers' market
• Women's International League for Peace and Freedom to host talk on fracking
• Saturday's weather
• COMING SUNDAY: Delaney's Life
• Weld unemployment rate dips slightly in February
• BBB announces Torch Award finalists
• UNC to host Power of Words series
• Jury convicts Montoya in Kayleah Wilson sex assault trial
• Greeley police officer arrested on sexual assault charges
• Friday's weather
• The 7
• Civil unions bill clears state Senate, goes to House
• Greeley Farmers' Market now accepting booth applications
• Bustin' a move to keep from bustin' a brain
• Agriculture remains among top industries in state, official says
• Thursday's weather
• School bus advertising efforts under way
• Montoya trial: Church mentor says he told Montoya to stop dating Kayleah
• Colorado Senate gives initial OK to civil unions bill
• Greeley's Tointon Gallery looking for exhibitions
• Volunteers needed for Greeley Museums living history program
• U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet visits Greeley elementary school
• Booth rentals for Family Fiesta in Greeley now available
• Weld County man killed in crash near Fort Lupton
• Wednesday's weather
• Greeley Museums Volunteer Rendezvous
• Could Japanese Radiation Reach the US?
• “Chat at the Fireplace” holds meeting answering questions about family court
• Weld County has potential terrorist targets - Residents must know how to protect themselves
• Gardner opposed to government taking on more debt
• Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police Get Number Wrong in Position Paper
• House Bill 1082 will cost Weld and Larimer families
• High winds expected this afternoon
• Hundreds under threat of wind-driven Golden fire
• Sutton named to scout council
• Fort Lupton DECA club raising money to go to national conference in wake of injured teacher
• Non-profit tutoring buisness now taking donations
• Indicted gang members appear in court
• Tuesday's weather
• Jury convicts Georgia Watson of conspiracy to commit murder
• ABC “alienating women and Christians” with new show - Critics say what if show was called "Good Muslim bit__s"?
• Tancredo calls for Napolitano to resign following recent incidents at border - Agents ordered to use bean bags against smugglers with automatic weapons
• Man wanted in Greeley robbery arrested in Cheyenne
• French official: Military action in Libya could last 'awhile'
• Georgia Watson takes stand in own defense, denies planning husband's murder
• KFKA honored by broadcasters association
• Oil spill program scheduled in Greeley March 29
• Former Chevrolet building sells to Southgate One of Windsor
• JBS Carriers division lays off about a dozen workers
• Five men arrested on gang racketeering charges
• Eaton middle school students get a lesson in health
• Five men arrested on gang racketeering charges
• Montoya jury selection begins; connected to Kayleah Wilson case
• Greeley council to talk residential sprinkler systems
• Aims pilot program back in the air
• Car hit by gunfire in southeast Greeley
• Two bridges in Weld County to receive million-dollar makeovers
• Project Smile celebration set for April 1
• Greeley, Weld County history presented through Lunch 'n Learn programs
• French jets sweep Libyan city besieged by Gadhafi
• Brentwood Middle School presents "Willy Wonka Junior"
• Aims Community College names new chief of facilities management
• Saturday's weather
• Obama to Gadhafi: Stop or face military action
• Dacono father arrested in alleged sexual assaults on daughters
• Stepfather arrested for allegedly holding butcher knife to 10-year-old's throat
• Colorado beef, wheat exports to Japan not expected to slow
• Former Greeley teacher pleads to sex assault on students
• Greeley to host Sunrise Neighborhood meeting
• Weld County Apartment Association to meet Tuesday
• District 6 teacher investigated for possible CSAP improprieties
• UNC junior wins national service award
• Jurors get to see Georgia Watson police interview
• Friday's weather
• 'Blue Alert' law to nab police attackers coming to Colorado
• Japanese choppers dump water on stricken reactor
• Watson trial update: Agent reports Watson wanted to cash ex's insurance policy
• Hundreds of UNC fans gather for pregame pep rally in Arizona
• Barn fire burning southwest of Kersey
• Snow a strong possibility tonight
• More than 600 turn out for Lind's large land auction
• Thursday's weather
• Bennet introducing bill to examine school testing
• Bears fall to Aztecs, 68-50
• LIVE CHAT: Northern Colorado vs. San Diego State
• SLIDESHOW: Follow the UNC Bears to the NCAA tourney, part 2
• Website features local women “cheaters” too - Weld County offers free relationship classes
• Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police Oppose Vermont Style Carry
• Swiss Model of Gun Control and Military Service
• Hey, Bears fans: Log on to the live chat Thursday afternoon
• Greeley students to compete in state speech and debate finals
• Japan nuclear emergency workers to return to plant
• Two District 6 students named Boettcher Scholars
• Watson trial: Watson, gunman cell phone calls linked on day of murder
• University of Northern Colorado men's basketball team nearly finished with preparation for San Diego State University
• Weld Democrats to hold annual Roosevelt Dinner in April
• Playboy Bunny facial tattoo gives away murder suspect
• Agrium expands office space at Centerra
• Spring break vacation alternatives in Greeley
• Road trip! UNC students, business owners en route to Tucson to cheer on Bears
• Wednesday's weather
• Weld's February declines in foreclosure filings among state's highest
• State Rep. Jim Riesberg, 11 other Democrats to participate in listening tour
• UNC Bears complete back-to-back workouts in Tucson
• SLIDESHOW: Follow the UNC Bears to the NCAA tournament, part 1
• Bears pick up the pace in first Arizona practice
• Palestinian Authority forces slaughter family of five, slit baby’s throat - Family releases photos of victims murdered by "peace partner"
• Edible marijuana survives Colorado challenge
• Colorado Foreclosure Hotline wins grant money
• A vote for the CR is a vote for spending cuts - By Rep. Gardner
• Booty for sale - Available at local retail stores
• Japan races to contain nuclear threat after quake
• Johnstown police crime maps now available online
• Aims Constitution presentation canceled
• Aims Community College to offer free day to tryout classes
• Tuesday's weather
• Veterans of Foreign War host St. Patrick's Day fundraiser
• Eaton High School offers five $1,500 scholarships to 2011 graduates
• Bears all-business on arrival in Arizona for NCAA tourney
• UNC writers' conference kicks off Monday
• Winograd students semi-finalists in national contest
• Former UNC student takes plea in gun case
• Weld realizes record $3.8 million from oil, gas lease auction
• Hispanic farmers upset with USDA claims process
• Attorney: Woman prayed for her ex-husband's death
• Staffing agency to hold resume writing appointments
• County council to get update on health clinic
• Pressure could mount on legislators after Wyoming passes conceal carry law
• Garden City honors Evans Police for providing protection
• Meltdown threat rises at Japanese nuclear plant
• Monday's weather
• KUNC-FM wins four broadcasting awards
• Trial starts for Greeley woman accused of planning her ex-husband's murder
• Free class for teen drivers and parents
• Briggsdale man sentenced for sexually assaulting two children
• NCMC Gastroenterology clinic moves across the street
• Greeley council takes heat off public art program
• Aims Community College to offer free day to tryout classes
• Agriculture Secretary, governor hear concerns during Greeley visit
• Actress Janine Turner to discuss the importance of the Constitution
• Equipment distribution company puts former Mazda dealership under contract
• 3-year-old Windsor girl's fight with brain cancer ended Sunday
• Sunday's weather
• For battered Japan, a new threat: nuclear meltdown
• Saturday's weather
• SLIDESHOW: Japan tsunami felt around the world
• School recess requirement moves ahead in Colorado
• Spotlight on UNC Bears and Greeley grows as media coverage expands
• 60 killed in major tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Investigation continues in Lochbuie assault
• UNC board gives preliminary support to tuition increase for 2011-2012 school year
• Fort Lupton mom takes deal in child's bathtub drowning death
• Be guarded when giving tsunami relief
• UNC police investigating early Friday sexual assault
• Arrest made in 2007 sexual assault investigation at UNC
• Friday's weather
• SLIDESHOW: Check out UNC's road to the big dance
• No Permit Concealed Carry: The Debate
• Wyoming Passes “Vermont Style” Concealed Carry
• Find anyone’s credit score, address, shopping history - Website allows a peak inside people's private information
• 2011 Chevrolet Malibu Review
• Fire weather watch posted for region
• Fort Collins man faces charges for assault on state trooper
• Gas leak under control at Milliken
• Weld County's unemployment rate climbs 1.5 percent in January
• Two wounded in Greeley shooting
• Lunch forum on health care presented by the League of Women Voters Saturday
• Former manager pleads in store theft case
• Teen pregnancies in Weld dropping despite poverty rates increasing
• Windsor woman convicted on all counts in crash that killed Wyoming couple
• Thursday's weather
• Arvella Jane Rockwell
• Elias “Bud” Miller
• Loretta Manly
• Donald Devere Kottwitz
• Violet Ilene Harding
• Howard William Pershing, Sr.
• Ruth Chairez
• LIVE CHAT: Northern Colorado vs. Montana
• Colorado businesses rally for budget cuts
• Space shuttle Discovery lands, ends flying career
• Colorado lawmakers weigh bill requiring citizenship to vote
• Accident reconstruction expert testifies in vehicular homicide trial
• Weather spotter class scheduled March 31
• Economic development survey meeting Thursday
• Environmental Stewardship Advisory Committee seeking nominations
• District 6 to host open house on budget
• Memorial service set for KUNC music director
• Youth Summit on Diversity and Leadership coming in April
• Community garden plot applications available at various locations
• Nine new members going into Greeley West Hall of Fame
• Sen. Bennet signs on as cosponsor of bill to bring more veterinarians to rural communities
• Rep. Gardner urges high school students to enter art contest
• Wednesday's weather
• LIVE CHAT: Northern Colorado vs. Northern Arizona
• Crash causes part of Colo. 66 to be shut down
• EXTRA, EXTRA: Big Sky Conference Championships Special Section
• Colo. lawmakers give initial OK to civil unions
• CDOT: Highways in northern Colorado icy in spots; I-25 is dry
• Bennet, Udall urge opening Japan to Colorado beef
• Man found dead in downtown Greeley motel
• Boy accused of filing false report on shooting
• Candlelight vigil to remember Amanda Gonzales takes place Friday
• Judge: Montoya's admissions of sex assault admissible
• District 6 student-artists showcase their work at Greeley gallery
• Witnesses say pickup driver was erratic, speeding in Memorial Day crash
• New hydropower facility planned at Carter Lake
• Northern Colorado Legislative Alliance to host networking event with Northern Colorado legislators
• Valley High School hosts prom fashion show for student scholarships
• Greeley marks Fix a Leak Week to encourage water conservation
• Colorado to celebrate ag day next week
• UNC board will hear proposal to increase tuition by more than 13 percent
• Tuesday's weather
• Carol’s Corner - I CHOOSE TO TRUST IN GOD
• I CHOOSE TO TRUST IN GOD
• Evans police use reverse 911 to notify residents of danger - Staff Reports
• EnviroTech expands into Minnesota
• MUFON chapter to meet Thursday
• UNC basketball pep rally set for tonight
• Schmitz family may not reach dream destination without flier miles
• U.S. 85 to get stoplight in Gilcrest at Weld County Road 42
• Mrs. Weld County finishes in top 15 at Colorado pageant
• Four hurt in northeast Weld crash
• Greeley City Council to discuss economic development survey
• Vehicular homicide trial starts for Windsor woman
• Veteran KUNC-FM music director dies
• Two men steal $15,000 in copper piping from downtown Greeley hotel
• World War Ii Quilts Program Canceled
• Bangert’s Greeley Tribune- “The Tribune will not print a public official’s column, period.” - "my apologies, Mr. Reese..." I was wrong
• Authorities evacuate Evans neighborhood after man found dead with possibly explosive gas
• Saturday's weather
• Greeley residents may qualify for a $45 rebate
• Free safety program for Greeley property managers
• College Promise scholarship seeing success after first two years
• Sheriff's office offers scholarship
• Susie Velasquez-Jojola reappointed as Weld County Public Trustee
• UNC student named a Students in Service finalist
• Governor, USDA secretary to host Greeley economic development summit
• Local authors raising funds for United Way
• World War II quilts museum program canceled
• Friday's weather
• World War II Quilts Program Date Changed To March 10, 2011
• If I were a Liberal
• City Council cancels meetings due to lack of agenda items - Staff Reports
• Many turn out to reach District 6 board members at Chappelow
• Judge won't throw out case against JBS Swift
• Free tours of lofts in historic buildings in downtown Greeley to happen next week
• Medal of Honor recipient says he's average soldier
• Weld judge reduces woman's bond in arson case
• Domestic violence suspect also wanted in New Mexico
• Roosevelt High School After Prom will host car show as fundraiser
• 12-year-old in custody after deadly shootings in Burlington
• Early signals of possible flooding problems this spring
• Rep. Nikkel to hold town hall meeting Saturday
• Woman gets 10 years in prison for kidnapping
• Thursday's weather
• Married and seeking an affair? - Greeley/Evans residents found among the thousands on website that encourages infidelity
• Evans company pays money to locals for helping save lives
• We want to see your UNC basketball fan photos!
• Loveland marijuana dispensary cited over city ban
• Supreme Court: Anti-gay funeral picketers allowed
• Colorado House OKs ending concealed weapon permits
• Jobs breaks from medical leave to unveil iPad 2
• Colorado wants more ID for Yellowstone-area cattle
• A Threat to Freedom in America - Founding fathers knew of this basic precept
• Socialist Healthcare
• Here’s help with your water leaks!
• President Obama, here’s how to fix the economy!!
• Another criminal in Cave Creek - Suspect chased near the scene of Officer Brownlees' murder
• When should your new love interest meet your children? - Why it's important to wait
• Government software tricks social networks
• Local satellite provider to offer 12 Mbps speeds to entire country this summer - Obama calls for federal funding to provide access despite private sector already covering majority of country
• Labels for pot brownies debated in Colo. House
• More workers charged with identity theft
• Aims agrees to sale of land; college will agree to drilling on land
• The Interior Place opens at St. Michael's
• NCMC wins 'Best of Best' award from Banner Health
• Volunteers needed for Meals on Wheels breakfast
• Watch out for that green beer
• StarTek to add 177 jobs over the next six months in Greeley
• Arizona trucker hearing rescheduled
• Free "Diabetes Self-Management Program" held at North Colorado Medical Center
• Mom sentenced for contributing to teen fight at Glenmere
• Boy arrested for "poisoning" gum
• Wednesday's weather
• DEA bans synthetic marijuana; local law enforcement seeks guidance from feds
• Concealed weapon permits optional under GOP bill
• House passes bill to cut spending, avert shutdown
• Art show will feature work by artists with dementia
• D-6 art show to feature high school student pieces
• Weld Food Bank annual food drive
• Hickenlooper signing first bills into law
• Weld plannning commission approves Niobrara Energy Park
• Community forum hosted by State Rep. Vaad set for Saturday
• Winter organic vegetable workshop in Boulder Saturday
• Community Foundation scholarship applications due by March 15
• UNC housing complex set for site of former Villa
• IHOP serves up free pancakes today to benefit Shriners Hospitals
• CASA seeking volunteers to help kids in foster care
• Weld County economic development input meeting on Wednesday
• 14 non-profit agencies receive funding from youth committee
• Weld students show off their ideas at science fair
• Tuesday's weather
• Colorado marks 150th anniversary
• Denver energy firm expands oil/gas holdings in Weld, Wyo.
• Greeley City Council cancels next two meetings
• City offers residents food tax rebate
• Greeley Stampede looking for college students to become public relations ambassadors
• Fundraiser at Greeley boutique for women in need
• Greeley man arrested in fourth felony case
• Rotary club to host gala for Poudre Learning Center science program
• Kempema named executive director of Greeley Freight Station Museum
• Save The Poudre claims oil, gas exploration threatens water project
• Hundreds line up for first round of job openings at Leprino Foods
• Vestas sues former finance director for $1 million theft
• Free short stack at IHOP on Tuesday
• No Permit Concealed Carry Passes First Hurdle
• Four teens possibly connected to 50 thefts
• A community prays for recovery of long-time teacher/coach
• Young Greeley male in stable condition after Sunday morning shooting
• Sunday weather
• Evans Police arrest man after Ford pickup hits mobile home
• Saturday's weather
• Consumer Confidence on a False Floor - Mike McCune, expert economic forecaster
• Roads are icy, snowpacked in northern Colorado
• Garden city fire: $100,000 damage
• Keenesburg man in jail after shooting
• Bessie Minor Charitable Fund applications due March 15
• Cable park coming to Milliken in the summer
• Couple faces federal charges in Greeley, Loveland bank robberies
• Weld County Food Bank receives $50,000 grant
• Fort Lupton Middle School named National Middle School of the Year
• National Curricula?
• Judge sentences gang member to 30 years in rape
• Man stabbed in downtown Greeley
• Leprino to begin accepting applications
• Hickenlooper: 'We need to protect agriculture'
• Firefighters battle Garden City blaze
• Composite of home invasion suspect released
• Thursday's weather
• Community input on budget priorities - conversational meeting with board on Feb. 28
• Evans Senior Center by Betty Grauberger
• Mr. B. Hussein Obama’s promises
• New Zealand earthquake toll at 75 dead, 300 missing
• Vandals slash 120 car tires in Greeley
• Census data shows double-digit growth in Weld, Greeley
• Schmidt's bakery in Greeley closing its doors
• Hundreds show for Terrell Davis and King Soopers Marketplace opening in Greeley
• Wednesday's weather
• Wal-Mart to change food offerings to please Michelle Obama - Part of trend implementing Presidential order calling for "behavior modification" regarding nutrition
• New Zealand earthquake death toll at 75 as search continues
• Poker tourney fund-raiser for Grays
• First of three Poudre River sessions Thursday
• Aims professor honored as faculty of the year
• UNC student has completed nine-year study of bats
• Early birthday party for Delaney Wadsworth to take place Saturday
• West Ridge official: School on pace to open in fall 2011
• NCMC to make change in emergency room management
• Defense: Kayleah family holding boyfriend accountable for death
• Tuesday's weather
• First lady Michelle Obama hits the slopes during Presidents Day weekend at Vail
• Greeley to try electronic feedback system to solicit public input on budget
• House gives initial OK to exempting Weld, Larimer counties from emissions program
• Car drives into apartment; no one injured seriously
• Southern Weld development up for discussion Wednesday
• UNC to celebrate TRIO day
• BARN to provide live coverage of Hall of Fame banquet
• Monfort Business Entrepreneurial Challenge is March 3
• Scholar to portray Joe Louis and York at Greeley Central and John Evans
• Sunday's weather
• UNC already voted free tuition to illegals - Dick Monfort is a registered Republican, believe it or not
• Brett Reese to host Ken Buck at Conservative breakfast
• If you love your kids – spank - More children "spoiled"
• Get Ready for Higher Gas Prices
• The New CPR
• Victim accused of helping alleged Colo bank robber
• UNC to host events as part of community read program
• Aims to host presentation on human trafficking
• 3-year-old boy drowns in Fort Lupton
• No Permit Concealed-Carry – Good Idea?
• Excellence in Education: Sue Bridgman
• The Rant - Mike McCune
• RR Donnelly to close Greeley plant - 177 jobs terminated
• Survey tells how often Coloradans exercise
• Police say 5 people killed in multi-vehicle crash
• So far, Coloradans slow to donate to Capitol fund
• Weld leads state in new job growth for 2010
• Dogs, horses need a temporary home
• President's Day closures, hours
• VFW post to observe Americanism Day
• Colorado grant brings health care to Weld County
• Faith briefs for Feb. 19
• Religion cultivates female status
• Aims forum will give introduction to higher ed
• Friday's weather
• Gardner defends vote on Patriot Act - Opponents say terrorism defined too broadly, includes those opposed to illegal immigration, belief in bible prophecies
• Greeley Tribune – D6 Last in Funding: Fact Check - Here's the rest of the story
• An Open Letter to the Family of Ruben Reyes
• Republicans can stop “Obamacare” by debt limit in house - Also end of subsidies for NEA, PBS, Planned Parenthood
• City of Greeley Ends Dance Classes
• Administration’s threat against Israel spells trouble for America, author says - Natural disasters coincide with Israel policy
• Bidders gather for Colorado oil, gas lease auction; high bid is on Weld property
• Wyoming bill wouldn't recognize medical pot cards
• Colorado senator wants tax hike to avoid budget cuts
• Homeless hate crime bill passes first hurdle in Colorado
• State budget ax could swing especially hard locally
• Fundraising deadline for charitable groups is April 1
• New scholarships available
• Thursday's weather
• Excellence in Education: William Osentoski
• Church Humor: Actual Bulletin Notes
• Weld judge overturns $15 million verdict against Walmart
• Rescued lions from Bolivia arriving in Weld County today
• Markey to join Department of Homeland Security
• Colorado GOP argues for 2 illegal immigration bills
• Borders bookstore in Greeley to close as company files bankruptcy
• House votes to kill pricey jet fighter engine
• State health officials say some kids need 2nd flu shot
• Greeley's year-end sales taxes show growth
• Sexual assault suspect released on bond
• City of Greeley Museums presenting presentation about World War II quilts
• Fort Lupton mom to consider plea deal in baby's drowning
• Wednesday's weather
• Sec. of Interior Salazar revisits oil shale rules
• Death of Colorado inmate investigated as homicide
• K-12 schools could face cuts in new Colorado budget
• Swingle acquires LawnCare Aeration Plus
• Rental vacancies, median rents fall in Greeley
• Greeley Crime Beat: Men attack restaurant manager, lose fight; man has tough Valentine's Day
• Habitat bookstore gets boost from State Farm donations
• Residents asked to comment on transportation plan
• National Western names new vice president
• Greeley man convicted in sexual assault of girl, 16
• High Plains Chautauqua lineup includes Charles Darwin, Lincoln and C.S. Lewis
• Tuesday's weather
• The Shootout: Illegal Immigration – What’s the best solution?
• CDE – West Ridge Charter not a Conversion - Greeley Tribune staff incorrect
• Colorado lawmakers kill Ariz.-style immigration bill
• James Stevenson
• Jarrell Lee “Jerry” Trupp
• Herbert Clifton Eala
• Leonard Dale Ditter
• Mary Elizabeth Thurston Bothel
• David Lee Coyle
• Rose Ledesma
• Augustine Lucas Carranza
• Joseph “Joe” Allo Jr.
• Rosetta Viola Irene (Hazell) Claar
• Aims airplane pilot program accepting new students
• Gang member sentenced in murder plot
• One to jail, another to hospital in fight
• Greeley caregiver pleads guilty in theft from MS patient
• Free informative class for new drivers and parents
• City of Greeley seeks input on roads at Feb. 22 session
• Noble buys west Greeley property for planned field office
• Northern Weld County fire covers 800 acres
• Greeley will seek $1.2 million from federal government
• Weld animal sanctuary to get 25 Bolivian lions this week
• Opinion: The anacronism of local school boards - American school boards are stuck in a cyclical self-perpetuation
• Your wife never has to know - How people feel about a website that encourages sexual infidelity
• Racquetball added to Funplex’s spring roster
• New Greeley City Council Member Selected
• Ken Buck presses for balanced budget amendment - Will next speak at Conservative Breakfast Feb. 23
• Planned Parenthood helps a “pimp” with underage sex children - Local opponents weigh-in
• Young Marines complete 18 mile march as a graduation requirement - Windsor to Greeley
• Genghis Khan “green” conqueror? - Mongol invasions reduced carbon footprint by 700 million tons
• Arts picnic accepting booth applications
• Egypt army commits to power transfer, Israel peace
• Saturday's weather
• Pilgrim's Pride 4Q earnings rise on better demand
• New foreclosure filings dip in Colorado in 2010
• BREAKING NEWS: Democracy protests bring down Egypt's Mubarak
• Aims nursing program site review rescheduled
• University of Northern Colorado offering free FASFA help
• Greeley high school students debate Egyptian leader's fall
• Bridges of Hope helps connect people in need with resources
• Friday's weather
• The Shootout: Conservatives should; 1)Compromise with the President; 2)Stick to their guns
• Egypt's Mubarak stays in post, hands powers to VP
• CSAP forum being held Sunday
• City to seek bids on city hall lot rebuild
• Jury acquits man in harassment case
• Vestas predicts stable 2011 after tough 2010
• Jury convicts Craig man in traffic death
• Big Band Boogie Ball being held Friday at UNC
• Gunman's family sends letter to sheriff: Apologize and we won't sue
• Slain Weld deputy's wife issues statement: 'Sam was murdered ... doing his job'
• RR Donnelley plant in Greeley to close within 60 days, workers say
• Thursday's weather
• Babies 2010
• Free school breakfasts for poor revived in Colorado
• Chevy Cruze Review
• Renewable energy standards target of Colo. GOP
• It's cold this morning but highways are better; warming trend expected
• Bill aimed at alerting residents when police officers are killed or wounded passes Colorado House
• Safeway pharmacy mistakenly gives pregnant woman an abortion drug
• Annual northern Colorado tree care workshop is Friday
• Free girls in sports clinic at UNC
• Eaton Pioneer Society celebrates 95th anniversary
• Annual northern Colorado tree care workshop is Friday
• Trooper charged in Greeley bar fight
• Ten finalists announced for UNC entrepreneurial challenge
• Greeley-Weld County airport to receive more than $1 million in funding
• Greeley graduation rates fall, most Weld school districts increase
• Wednesday's weather
• District 6, other schools are open; roads in northern Colorado are icy, snowpacked
• Greeley man wounded by gunfire while sleeping in bed
• Homeless shelter expanding to reach more
• Former GOP Senate candidate Buck launches balanced budget amendment effort
• Family of man in Browlee shooting warns of lawsuit
• Mueller elected president of Weld County Council
• Former GOP Senate candidate Buck launches balanced budget amendment effort
• More than 1,200 job seekers turn out for Leprino informational session
• Tuesday's weather
• “Homo Depot” violating own policies in giving to “gay” activist group?
• Got milk? EPA to regulate dairies to prevent contamination of water supply - Agency declares milk has oil, requires dairies to have plan in place to prevent environmental spill
• Colorado Republicans remember Reagan’s optimism, love of America
• City Council Candidates Named
• Autistic college professor speaks on disorder to Aims students and staff
• Freezing temperatures and snow for Tuesday
• EPA to revise permit for aquifer pump test for uranium drilling site
• Investigation into deputy's death urges more training
• Littler Fund announces $21,700 in grants
• 16 applicants set for Greeley City Council interviews Tuesday
• North Colorado Medical Center hosts Conductorcise for Heart Month
• Redistricting discussion and luncheon hosted by League of Women Voters
• Lochbuie body identified
• Trial begins for Craig man in 2007 fatal crash
• Gas drilling oversight measure rejected in Colorado
• Handling life as it comes
• Ault man identified as victim in Friday crash
• Police identify body found near Lochbouie as Latino man in 30s
• Woman issued summons in connection with seven-car pileup near La Salle
• Saturday's weather
• Unemployment rate falls to 9%, but job creation hits 4-month low
• Broderick pleads 'absolutey innocent' to perjury charges in Masters case
• Frozen body found wrapped in a blanket beneath bridge in southern Weld County
• Colo.392 near Eaton closed because of traffic crash
• Three northern Colorado hospitals recognized by HealthGrades
• Northeastern Colorado Heritage League to sell historic Weld playing cards
• Judge reluctantly agrees to deferred sentence in drug deal
• BBB warns attorneys about overseas e-mail scams
• Thornton man sets trial in fatal crash
• Friday's weather
• Weld DA clears Windsor fire district of any criminal wrongdoing
• Spending standoff continues at Colorado Capitol
• Notice of appeal filed in Buck-Cooke tax-records case
• Weld, Larimer clear hurdle to void emissions rules
• Historical Hindsights: Old Weld County: The mother of eight counties
• Raptor Trip At Pawnee National Grassland Takes Place Saturday
• The Shootout: Healthcare Bill Unconstitutional?
• Economic issues root of uprising in Middle East
• Gardner proactively takes Obama up on healthcare offer
• Greeley Evans bus service increases service amidst cuts - Department serves as example that government can do more with less
• White House: Mubarak has chance to show who he is
• Robert Randolph and the Family Band to perform at the Greeley Blues Jam
• Groundhog Day: Punxsutawney Phil predicts an early spring
• It's a heat wave! Only minus 11 today in Greeley
• Riesberg to hold forum on higher education funding Saturday
• Vaad to hold community forum in Erie
• UNC implements hiring freeze to cut costs
• Dry January results in dip of statewide mountain snowpack averages
• Aims nursing program forum postponed
• Man sentenced to five years in sexual assault of two 13-year-old girls
• Gardner comes to Greeley
• "Body" turns out to be a sleeper
• Man arrested in Greeley from botched drug robbery
• JBS donates beef to food bank
• Accused sheep rustler arrested
• Greeley, UNC partner to create university district
• Wednesday's weather
• Healthcare Reform Ruled Unconstitutional
• Egypt's Mubarak says he won't run for new term
• Sen. Udall supports balanced budget amendment
• Congressional committee: diesel use in hydraulic fracturing may violate Clean Water Act
• Colorado lawmakers face spending standoff
• Greeley reaches minus 8, but wind makes it worse
• Wesley Batista promoted to CEO of JBS S.A.
• Leprino to hold job information sessions Feb. 8-9
• Ethnicfest program tonight canceled
• UPDATE: Greeley and all major school districts in Weld County closed for second day of frigid temperatures
• Tuesday's weather
• School closures due to weather
• DUI court to celebrate anniversary
• Cold weather tips: Put pets indoors, leave faucets dripping and no 'puffer' cars
• UPDATE: Northern Colorado cities on accident alert; most schools closed Tuesday
• Roads starting to get icy in northern Colorado
• Hastings robbed late Sunday night
• United Way to assist with income tax returns
• Wilkinson given Aspinall Award by water congress
• Two Saturday fires in Greeley
• UNC professor's program affected by situation in Cairo
• Greeley council to review development, court fee changes
• Northern Colorado Paper acquired by Florida company
• Woman said grandson's death was mistake anyone could make
• South Platte Valley Historical Society hosting fundraising dinner
• Forum on Poudre River scheduled Thursday
• UPDATE: Greeley and most Weld schools closed Tuesday for weather; Highland Re-9 keeping options open until morning
• Samaritan Counseling Network Group offers Managing Chronic Pain workshops
• Hickenlooper: Colorado needs a statewide water plan
• Americans urged to leave Egypt because of protests, chaos
• Someday, life will be better
• Egyptian reform leader calls on Mubarak to go
• Sunday's weather
• New painting exhibit at Aims Community College
• Fire destroys barn east of Fort Lupton
• Greeley firefighters battle pallet blaze Saturday morning
• Saturday's weather
• Cattle truck crashes on Colo. 14
• Cheap Trick to close Greeley Stampede 2011 concert lineup
• Greeley West High School to sponsor Ethnicfest for second year
• Fort Lupton Middle School sole state nominee for national Middle School of the Year award
• FDIC bans two more New Frontier employees from banking
• UNC professor received grant in brain research
• City awards first energy rebate to The Bargain Box
• State representative barred from senate chamber after dust-up
• Rep. Jerry Sonnenberg, Sen. Brandon Shaffer honored for support of Agriculture
• Rep. Cory Gardner to hold open houses in Greeley, Fort Collins
• Police had frequent contact with Montoya after Kayleah disappearance
• Friday's weather
• Taco Bell Exec has Beef with Beef Beef
• The Shootout: Support a tax increase or not?
• The Shoot Out: State of the Union- Invest or Stop Spending?
• Pastor suing Obama administration coming to Greeley - Attorney General Holder admits bill would not protect pastors
• Many children go to bed hungry due to lack of food - How you can fight hunger in Weld County
• GOP wants to repeal Colorado online tax law
• Weld still moving on regional crime lab
• Fears of 2012 Greeley bus shutdown fading
• Public meetings scheduled for creation of Evans Fire District
• FASTER funds to help Greeley improve buses, bus stops
• Chiefs in county hope to improve chase communications
• 2011 Colorado Farm show seen as best in history
• Greeley crime down again - for 4th year
• Thursday's weather
• The Shootout: Did Justin Sasso Perjure Himself?
• John Salazar closer to taking state Agriculture post
• Greeley's Summer Arts Picnic calls for artists and crafters
• Greeley Mall headed back to lender, the sole bidder at foreclosure auction
• UNC Board of Trustees committee meets Friday
• Weld County history revealed for 150th anniversary
• NCMC Foundation searches for new president
• Randy's Diner to hold auction to help with potential move
• Globalization good for the dairy industry: Farm Show speaker
• Police chase policies to be discussed
• JBS investigates Greeley plant odor complaints
• East Greeley grocery robbed
• Early-morning fire destroys maintenance building at Highland Meadows Golf Course in Windsor
• BOOST OR BUST? That pick-me-up that some drinks promise may come with a price
• Wednesday's weather
• Cowless Beef? - Taco Bell Sued
• NCMC Gala to benefit Cancer Institute on Saturday
• Screens in cars up for Colorado rule change
• District 6 students at or above national averages in science
• Demand for beef exceeding supply; U.S. must respond, farm show speaker says
• Click! contest winners to be on display at the UCCC
• Fort Morgan city official in jail
• Greeley's odor complaints rise -- a little
• Weld's unemployment rate rises two-tenths of a percent in December
• Weld investigators: Father-son shooting started with dispute over dishes
• Tuesday's weather
• Colorado GOP, Dems battle over school breakfasts
• Police: Man kills 2 Florida officers in firefight
• Ban rodeo events? Colorado lawmakers are debating the issue
• Explosion kills 31 at Moscow airport
• New pipeline to come into northern Weld from Montana
• Synergy sells 2,570 acres to oil firm
• UNC awarded healthcare grant for underserved populations in region
• Panel awards Windsor man more than $760,000 in failed investment
• Greeley planning commission may hold final key to Noble project
• Several new businesses launch in downtown Greeley area
• District 6 to start selling ads on school busses
• Greeley man shot in Fort Morgan
• District 6 meeting tonight seeks public input on budget
• Doctor with MS receives 2011 MS Champion Award
• Sheriff: Father shoots son, then himself in Fort Lupton
• 19th annual UNC math contest set for Saturday
• Lakin threatened with death, birthers pictured in crosshairs
• Obama pushes killing survivors of botched abortions
• Dogmatism, not intelligence abound when it comes to King
• School Board will now meet in schools, believes current prohibition will provide safety
• Severance man dies in motorcycle crash
• Saturday's weather
• CDOT workers find $10,000 in bag next to I-76
• Board, parents see two different versions of district at community meeting - Stack, Trimberger on apparent community campaign of disinformation
• There is money for art but not roads
• Council member started out with English as a second language - Hard work has paid off as she leaves Greeley City Council
• Animal hoarding not only form of abuse - Local vet helps keep animals safe
• Sen. Michael Bennet seeks idea to improve education
• Funds available for crime victim programs
• Yuma driver still sought a week after 110-mile chase across five counties
• Judge orders Reese to stay away from competitor, weapon permit permanently revoked
• Seven teams of Weld students place in top 10 for environmental protection contest
• One more suspect in Operation 8 Ball takes deal
• 17 apply for Greeley City Council opening
• Fromer Greeley business owner sentenced for securities fraud
• Lehman Communications, publisher of Longmont, Loveland newspapers, bought by MediaNews
• Sen. Michael Bennet seeks idea to improve education
• Fromer Greeley business owner sentenced for securities fraud
• Friday's weather
• Arizona trucker hires Denver firm for defense in Greeley crime spree
• UNC chemist receives prestigious National Science Foundation grant
• Evans police detective becomes a state Corrections investigator
• Greeley police officer treated after being doused with acid
• Head-on crash near Ault injures two men
• Illegal immigrant charged with selling almost 1 pound of cocaine to undercover cop
• Greeley gang member pleads in 2009 rape case
• District 6 board to host special meeting
• Take the FBI Up on It!
• Renfroe was Right!
• Liberal groups, Congress members lament “fetish” for the Constitution
• Two Greeley schools lockdown campuses after man robs bank
• Could Your Neighbor be a Cruffler?
• Hank Brown renews Capitol gold dome renovation effort
• UNC education dean appointed to state leadership board
• Aims Community College offering free tax service
• Weld DA files several felonies against couple accused in bank robberies
• Bill hopes to create funding and spur growth in clean technology
• Dozens of crashes in Weld as snowstorm leaves roads icy
• Fort Lupton Museum has new hours
• Greeley photographer to hold exhibition and reception
• Rep. Jim Riesberg to hold community forum on Colorado health care
• Evans man charged in December stabbing
• Stitches from the Heart seeks volunteers to help needy children
• UNC library faculty earns national grant
• School board seeks budget input
• Fourth suspect in "Operation 8 Ball" pleads
• Wednesday's weather
• Lessons learned
• Board schedules special business meeting for Jan. 20
• Frederick woman who died when tire tears loose identified
• Tancredo returning to GOP after failed gov. bid
• NPR Cleans House
• Tears Contain Hidden Messages
• Excellence in Education: Tammy Mayeda
• Lessons Learned from Deputy’s Death
• Colorado lawmakers back from short break
• Fundraiser dinner planned to honor Greeley's World War II vets
• Denkai animal sanctuary offers reduced rates for pet spaying, neutering
• CSP needs information on crash
• Greeley sales taxes rise to help build potential general fund overage
• Weld foreclosure filings drop 17.8 percent in 2010
• Tuesday's weather
• Reese skips MLK parade because of more death threats
• Greeley redesigns its website
• Largest MLK march in Greeley history
• Greeley offers rebates for water conservation
• Weld opens waiting list for housing assistance
• UPDATE: U.S. 34 east of Kersey now open after crash closes it for a few hours
• 'Social Network,' 'King's Speech' duel at Globes
• Pierce woman hurt in crash near Pierce
• Monday's weather
• School Board Afflicted with Hoplophobia - or is there something more sinister afoot?
• DOW to explore Moffat Firming Impacts to NoCo Watersheds
• Weld County’s Most Wanted Fugitives
• Who are the Colorado Wildlife Commissioners
• Pinnacol Under Fire
• Town of Frederick has 12 Misdemeanor Warrants Active in Last 12 Months
• City of Greeley has 422 Active Misdemeanor Warrants in Last 12 Months
• City of Evans has 161 Active Warrants Outstanding
• Who’s got warrants?
• Dogs, owners enjoy obedience show with Longs Peak Dog Training Club
• Colorado State Patrol close U.S. 85 near Fort Lupton
• Saturday's weather
• A Step by Step Guide to Using the Legal System and Media to Harass Your Enemies - A cynic's guide to getting your own way
• All great people of history have challenged the opinions and beliefs around them
• PIRATE RADIO SUPPORT
• Longs Peak Dog Training Club hosts obedience dog show
• Fort Lupton mom charged in child's drowning
• UNC library faculty earn national grant for archiving
• Legislature to revisit medical marijuana rules
• Greeley man sentenced for summer burglary
• Greeley couple arrested, accused of four bank robberies
• Friday's weather
• UPDATE: Sheriff suspends Brett Reese's concealed weapon permit temporarily
• pBoard: Reese to blame for security concerns - Wants to craft policy apart from community engagement meeting
• Hickenlooper appeals for help transforming Colorado
• Gardner co-sponsors bill aimed at debt reduction
• Greeley woman sets trial in alleged theft from employer
• Deadline for Babies 2010 is 5 p.m. Saturday
• Police tracking bank robber at west Greeley apartments
• Thursday's weather
• Living Life - A response by Brett Reese
• Donald Steven Buckendorf
• Mary Helen Blehm
• An Open Letter to the Free Thinking Teachers and Parents of School District 6
• Officers stopped suspect on day of Arizona shooting
• Palin: Journalists incite hatred after Arizona shooting
• Colorado has first divided Legislature in a decade
• Rep. Cory Gardner describes excitement, challenges of first day on the job - Vows to hold the conservative course
• Media blames “birthers”, conservatives for left wing shooter’s rampage
• UFO meeting scheduled Thursday night in Greeley
• Weld County's Area Agency on Aging offers wellness courses
• UNC students enjoy snow day on campus
• Wednesday's weather
• Mentors needed for Leadership Conference!
• Work with Kids, Events, Adults, You Choose
• Frigid weather remains across Colorado
• Verizon to start selling iPhone on Feb. 10
• Hickenlooper to take oath, speak about his plans
• Greeley Mall foreclosure sale delayed another week
• Weld County Council to meet Monday
• Suicide rate increased by 39 percent in Weld County
• Greeley police investigate morning robbery at Cache Bank & Trust
• District 6 board members seeking ways around gun issue
• Tuesday's weather
• Colorado man accused of threatening Sen. Bennet staff
• Hickenlooper to lay out goals but no new programs
• Insanity defense difficult for shooting suspect
• Congresswoman's condition stable; 8 hospitalized
• Frigid weather moves into Colorado
• Wildlife investigators: Poison killed Colorado wolf
• Obama: US grieving, shocked over Arizona rampage
• Hudson man charged with theft from mother's estate
• Woman facing homicide charges after car crash that killed her cousin
• UNC names director of Education Innovation Institute
• Weld extension director leaves to take Nebraska job
• Weld team finishes remarkable year with Denver win
• Southwest Weld firefighter arrested on sexual assault charges
• Man charged in theft from Firestone King Soopers
• Two Weld County facilities in hunt for NASA technology park
• School board member gets death threats over radio commentary that attacks MLK
• Reese MLK commentary; real controversy or sensational journalism?
• Highways icy, snowpacked in northern Colorado
• Details of suspect in Arizona shooting rampage slowly emerge
• High School students get real life experiences building houses - Unfortunately, just not in District 6
• Lakin’s conviction has awakened sleeping giant in Obama’s eligibility - Prominent liberals and Democrats now calling for birth certificate
• Reactions to Reese comments prove King’s desire to judge by content of character still unfulfilled
• No injuries reported after suspect robs bank armed with a note
• Union Colony board votes not to appeal charter school denial
• Arizona congresswoman shot while meeting with constituents
• Elizabeth (Betty) Ann Berry
• William Stanley Nelson
• Lorena Ley
• Parents, community members get passionate at District 6 forum
• Saturday's weather
• Lawrence Delbert Kuhnke
• Irene Sandoval Villalobos
• Eufelio Telesfor Segura
• Board meeting agenda for Monday, Jan. 10
• Appeal halts uranium test well in Weld County
• Unemployment rate drops to lowest level in 19 months
• Two deaths in Weld, Larimer counties under investigation
• Bull stomps 62-year-old Greeley man to death
• Gunman robs Greeley convenience store with customers inside
• School board member is broadcasting twice daily attacks on Martin Luther King
• Homeless Gear now a United Way program
• AP EXCLUSIVE: US says too much fluoride in water
• Genealogy class offered
• Pot smuggler gets 12 years in prison
• Leprino Foods on track to open in November
• Police release photos of Greeley bank robbery suspect
• Friday's weather
• Gardner speaks in favor of Congressional cuts
• Sens. Scott Renfroe, Bob Bacon debate higher ed funding at legislative preview
• Gardner speaks, votes in favor of Congressional cuts
• Jail inmate indicted for threatening Obama and threatening to blow up buildings
• Robbers hit two banks in Greeley this week
• University High School student charged for making threats against the school
• Gang member gets 176 years in prison for rape, murder plot
• Thursday's weather
• Greeley man gets 25 years in prison for 2009 attack, death
• Government attacked First Amendment on all fronts in 2010
• Bears in dens to be off-limits to Colo. hunters
• Carol’s Corner - Attention divorced parents
• Gardner becomes one of two new congressmen for Colorado
• New year begins with a good snowpack
• 2 winners for $380M lottery sold in Wash., Idaho
• Ritter to take new energy job at Colorado State
• Mexican eatery and coffee shop commit to St. Michaels Square
• Greeley man gets 25 years in prison for 2009 attack, death
• Gardner, daughter enjoy piece of history
• The Kitchen to reopen Friday morning
• Briggsdale man agrees to 20 years in prison for assault on kids
• Stulp takes water position; Salazar will be new ag commissioner
• Community Foundation Scholarship applications being accepted
• Odd news: Cavs offer job to homeless man with golden voice (VIDEO)
• Wednesday's weather
• Indoors can be just as fun as out - How to have fun with your toddler on those cold dreary days
• Allowing dogs in city parks gets more bark than bite - by Vanessa Dominguez
• City council member has resigned for Congressional appointment - Staff Reports
• Resolutions made simple - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Truck driver shoots at deputy after stealing vehicle - by Vanessa Dominguez
• City engineer says no money for some street repairs - Not an option to refine current budget; money must come from higher taxes
• Gov. Ritter announces fingerprint program aimed at illegal immigrants
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• Wildlife officials taking comment on Denver dam proposal
• Aims seeks public comment on nursing program
• Mall foreclosure sale delayed another week
• California, Texas men sentenced for transporting 64 pounds of pot through Colorado
• Firestone man charged in sex assault on child
• Greeley woman faces felony for falsifying insurance
• District 6 administrator resigns one week after being arrested
• Tuesday's weather
• Colorado getting ICE fingerprint plan aimed at illegal immigrants
• Betsy Markey says she has no regrets as she leaves DC
• Survey suggests economic growth for Wyoming, Utah, Colorado
• Helped needed for GI boxes
• Greeley man pleads to menacing in threat against wife's boyfriend
• Weld commissioners to spend $50,000 on road study
• Back to school for 19,000 Greeley and Evans students
• 5 immigrants arrested for identity theft
• Saturday's weather
• NM gov. declines to pardon outlaw Billy the Kid
• Highways are icy, snowpacked in northern Colorado; bitter cold expected today
• Christ Community Church to open third campus
• Friday's weather
• Madeline E. Mayer
• Cecil J. Howard
• Robin Jene Reed
• Reuben Haberman
• Ruby Slaughter
• Gary M. Strasser
• Beverly Mae Roder
• Robin Jene Reed
• Snow expected to fall throughout day in Greeley, Weld (With Video)
• Minimum wage earners in 7 states getting raises
• Expanded Greeley/Evans bus routes begin Monday
• Greeley announces new show debunking rumors
• Northern Colorado highways are icy in spots as snow falls this morning
• FDIC bars six former New Frontier officials from running financial institutions
• Authorities continue to work to clear wrecks as snow makes roads icy
• Economy no longer an excuse to avoid Greeley's Rockin' New Year's Eve
• Denver woman sees house thief with iPhone app
• Bald eagles camping out at NE Colo. state park
• Greeley woman gets probation in YouTube assault case
• Judge sets $2 million bond for Arizona trucker in crime spree
• Wednesday's weather
• Carol’s Corner - THIS CHILD OF BETHLEHEM IS OUR LORD AND OUR GOD!
• Shooting Update: Homeowner tried to counsel gunman
• Federal officials probe plane crash near Carter Lake
• Flights resume _ as do long lines _ after blizzard
• Former Greeley broker back in jail after judge revokes bond
• Synergy buys four wells from Noble Energy
• District 6 administrator in jail on assault charges
• District 6 recall attempt called off
• Tuesday's weather
• Former real estate broker accused again of felony theft
• One person dies in plane crash near Carter Lake in Larimer County
• High Plains to launch winter reading program for adults
• Congress' approach to immigration likely to change after the New Year
• Winter storm in Northeast affects flights out of DIA
• Tracy Haffner
• Christmas dinner tradition continues in smaller venue
• $25 surcharge removed from traffic tickets by city council - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Key Bank robbed at gunpoint - Staff Reports
• Woman suffers from serious injuries in house fire - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Lakin trial did not resolve original issue - Greeley Tribune editorial one-sided as usual
• NASA sizing up northern Colorado sites for new high-tech park
• Woman remains hospitalized after Greeley fire
• Damage minimal in Kersey fire
• Greeley firefighters save woman from burning mobile home
• Greeley Couple Loses Home, Memories to Pre-Christmas Fire
• Greeley resident haunted by tragedy in Congo
• Rain-soaked California dealing with polluted water, fouled beaches
• Obama administration plans to undo Bush wilderness rules
• Morning fire destroys west Greeley home
• Evans man suffers serious injuries in stabbing
• Christmas feast revived after two-year hiatus
• Police warn west Greeley neighbors of potential threat, standoff
• Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
• 5 Tips to Prevent Theft During the Holidays
• Colorado man who wrote pedophile guide to appear in Florida court
• Ritter orders flags lowered to honor marine
• Greeley woman arrested for arson, has history of false reporting
• Weld continues improvement on foreclosure front
• Brighton man gets 16 years in prison for marijuana operation, pharmacy robbery
• Hudson man gets 5 years in prison for stabbing
• Greeley woman reaches deal in drug case
• Recall effort hits stumbling block; backers say they are prepared to move forward
• Wednesday's weather
• William Martinez confirmed as federal judge for Colorado
• Census shows Colorado population grows to more than 5 million
• Census shows slowing US growth, brings GOP gains
• Moonwatchers treated to lunar eclipse early Tuesday
• Colorado to get several feet of snow by Christmas
• Regional visioning group sets kickoff event Jan. 20
• Monday County Commissioners' meeting canceled
• UNC graduate puts his education to work for campus
• Weather for Tuesday
• Man behind recall effort says board has made too many poor decisions
• Northbound lanes of I-25 near Loveland will be closed tonight for road work
• LAST DAY: Vote for the ugliest holiday sweater today
• NCLA to hold Legislative preview on Jan. 6
• Police seek gunman who wore Santa hat in Evans, Loveland robberies
• State Patrol releases name of truck driver in crash that killed UNC student
• Jurors reach verdict in case of Keenesburg assault, standoff
• Greeley City Council to tackle traffic surcharge, fee waivers
• Students of all ages encouraged to stay fit over the holidays
• Driving while under the influence of your phone
• DOW Seeking to Give Away Money
• Birders Flocking to Holiday Count - DOW Insider Report
• Google suppressing coverage of Lakin court-martial - Al Gore listed as Google senior adviser
• “Life is short. Have an affair.” - New member joins website every 15 seconds
• U.S. 85 closed north of Fort Lupton
• UNC student dies in fiery car crash north of Fort Lupton
• Alvin Garcia Christmas Party a family tradition
• Recreation centers offer student deal during break
• Apartment residents get annual Christmas donation of pinto beans
• Obama signs massive tax bill, hails deal with GOP
• State, local unemployment rates rise in November
• Noble Energy plans field office for 300 workers in west Greeley
• Healthy farm income helps Midwest states toward recovery
• Teamsters tell Pilgrim's Pride 'No Clucking Way'; firm calls flyover 'publicity stunt'
• Regional crime lab movement creeps forward
• Cory Gardner picks political vets, campaign staffer as top congressional aides
• Friday's weather
• Lakin sentenced to six months
• MURDER TRIAL: Marcello Perez sentenced to life in prison for murder of Mary Pierce
• Stop the presses: Common sense is alive and well in California
• Colorado lawmakers, governor to discuss 2011 agenda today
• Army doctor Terrence Lakin faces dismissal failing to deploy
• Vestas gets order for Idaho wind farm
• Dayspring Christian Academy celebrates debt freedom by burning its mortgage
• Billie Martinez Elementary students get an extra dose of merry from Santa's helpers
• Thursday's weather
• Federal Judge Rules Individual Mandate in Healthcare Bill Unconstitutional
• Deputy Killed: Setting the Record Straight
• Denver Water Projects Threaten “Significant Impacts” to South Platte Fisheries - Denver Water Bullies DOW
• Grinch Comes Early to School District 6
• School Board continues pattern of hostility toward charters - Lone board member Reese warns of veiled, back-room politics
• Gang member still at large: $5000 reward offered - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Brownlee one of 154 officers killed in the line of duty this year
• Lakin felt he had no choice but to disobey, conviction nearly certain - Obama citizenship to remain unanswered
• City with strictest gun control laws has most officers killed by gunfire
• Northern Colorado Fishing Report December 2010
• Michael Moore contributes to WikiLeaks founder’s bail
• Evans is second highest for violent crime in 2009
• Consumers buying used to save money this Christmas
• Military jury convicts Lakin of second charge after refusing to deploy to Afghanistan
• Eads man killed in crash near Johnstown
• Lockdown on two Greeley schools lifted
• Greeley police searching for suspect in armed robbery
• Jury begins deliberations in Mary Pierce murder trial
• Sheriff's office investigation theft of John Deere tractor
• Colorado PUC approves CenturyLink-Qwest merger
• New designation for Preble's mouse not expected to impact Greeley's mountain reservoir
• Weld County Court judge finalists selected
• Stampede partners with Townsquare Media for 2011 concerts
• Wednesday's weather
• Witnesses admit Lakin was never ordered to get on airplane to deploy
• Jurors on Lakin court-martial have all heard of case
• Pawnee Re-12 School District Board of Education get all new members in recall election
• Weld County Booking Report: December 11-12, 2010
• Baby pictures are now being accepted for the Babies 2010 section
• King's Speech' leads Globes with 7 nominations
• Army birther Lakin pleads guilty to 1 of 2 charges
• Poverty rates continue to climb in Greeley, Weld
• Windsor, Fort Collins agree to split $5 million tab for I-25 interchange
• Ex-wife of murder victim to stand trial in March
• Prosecution completes its case in the Mary Pierce murder trial
• Weld County council to meet Monday
• Senior Resource Services receives $10,000 grant
• United Way forms regional steering committee for 211 program
• Police to hold meeting about sexually violent offender
• Sen. Mark Udall staff to hold office hours in Johnstown
• Rep. Jim Riesberg, D-Greeley appointed to the appropriations, health and environment committees
• Tuesday's weather
• District 6 denies Union Colony charter application; conditionally accepts West Ridge
• Feds: Wolverines need protection, but have to wait
• Pawnee school board recall answer due Tuesday night
• A tale of two charters: School board ready to vote on new applications to the district
• Union Colony: "We want to diversify"
• Share your holiday memories
• Palomino Mexican Restaurant expands to Crossroads Plaza
• Jury trial begins for man charged in Keenseburg standoff
• City offers Christmas tree recycling
• Expert testifies DNA links defendant to Mary Pierce murder
• Kirkmeyer to chair Weld commissioners for 2011
• Tickets on sale Friday for Greeley Father/Daughter dance
• We are looking for the ugliest holiday sweater!
• Help sought in finding murder suspect
• A tale of two charters: School board ready to vote on new applications to the district
• West Ridge Academy: "We want to help more children"
• Wikileak’s information may affect ban on gays in military - Queer soldiers pose additional security risks; affect morale
• Greeley Walmart participates in controversial Homeland Security program
• University of Northern Colorado Undergraduates
• Greeley Christmas lighting winners announced
• UNC grad travels long road from Singapore to Greeley
• Law&Order
• Republican treasurer candidate now a Dem! - Muhammad Ali Hasan now says he "likes" Nancy Pelosi
• Share your holiday memories
• Group: Oil and gas leasing decline has serious economic impact
• Jury convicts Smart kidnapper, rejects insanity
• Al-Qaeda claims success in “bleeding” America into “economic burden” - Obama bowing to Muslim kings, apologizing, apparently no help
• King James Bible number one 400 years later - Still influences our language
• Greeley church choir to be featured on NBC special
• Rep-elect Gardner receives appointment to House energy committee
• 2-1-1 information services now available statewide 24 hours a day
• Rep. Riesberg to discuss impact of possible reduction in state services on nonprofits
• Banner freezes salaries as it copes with Arizona Medicaid issue
• Church offers free 'Night in Bethlehem'
• Banner Health Johnstown Family Clinic to add providers, clinic space
• Day 5, Mary Pierce murder case: Bautista brothers are suspects
• Stampede rodeo, demolition derby tickets on sale next week
• Prairie KidsFest Saturday at Centennial Village
• 'Wishes Come True' program seeks Christmas gifts for seniors
• University of Northern Colorado Graduate School ceremony is tonight
• Friday's weather
• CSU student treated for meningococcal disease
• State day of giving benefits Greeley organizations
• Jobless claims fall, near lowest level of the year
• Fort Collins police shoot suspect in warrant attempt
• Vestas gets order for wind-energy project in Minnesota
• Monday's Traditional Holiday Meal welcomes immigrant communities, other residents
• Pierce murder trial: Former cop describes arriving at scene
• Big O Tires partners with Arc Thrift Stores for clothing drive
• Vietnam-era helicopter pilot will speak to veterans group
• Rock-throwing robber thwarted at Greeley convenience store
• Aims Community College enrolling for spring semester
• Daughter motivates mom to succeed
• Thursday's weather
• Hackers strike at MasterCard to support WikiLeaks
• Poll: Dogs are Santa's favorites
• Colorado lawmakers to debate daylight savings time
• Colorado slips in national health rating
• Western governors debate water laws
• Denkai Animal Sanctuary seeks donations via Angel Trees
• Machine fire damages east Greeley business
• Mary Pierce murder: Trial begins in 33-year-old case
• Wednesday's weather
• Selling meth gets Greeley woman 10 years - Holliman nabbed in SWAT sting
• Food safety (garden) bill could be derailed by technicality - Senate passes bill creating massive new regulations on local farmers
• Elway opens new dealership in Greeley
• Former Navy Chaplain analyzes Pentagon report of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
• Government seizes website prior to law’s passage granting authority to do so
• Emissions testing tougher, more inclusive, than it used to be - Red warning lights on dashboard disqualify
• Greeley is #1!!! (in violent crime) - Tribune got it wrong...again.
• Sam Cohen, winner of Peace Prize for neutron bomb dies at 89 - Humane advantages of neutron bomb largely unrealized even today
• Marines honor their own with ceremony at Bittersweet Park
• WikiLeaks reveals sites critical to US security
• CU economists expect slow, steady growth in 2011
• Colorado medical marijuana turning up in Nebraska
• Jurors questioned for upcoming murder trial
• Allegiant Travel Co. posts passenger traffic increase
• East Memorial plans third annual Warm Hands and Warm Hearts Clothing Drive
• Greeley woman sentenced in drug case
• The Rant - Bush Tax Cuts
• Carol’s Corner - WHAT YOU DO MATTERS FOREVER
• Weld officials step up holiday DUI enforcement
• South Weld County teen reported missing
• Saturday's weather
• Colorado's largest teacher's union to represent Valley teachers in lawsuit
• Three escape burning house in Greeley
• Christmas tree cutting opens this weekend
• Support group in Greeley for grieving through the holidays
• Former Greeley Tribune publisher to unveil his new book
• Friday's weather
• Haystack fire causes $10,000-12,000 in damage east of La Salle/Gilcrest
• Cop in botched Masters murder case wants charges tossed
• Strong winds expected along north Front Range later today
• Greeley's director of Leisure Services moving on
• Share your holiday memories
• Man confronts police with "realistic" handgun
• Cass to speak to retired military veterans
• Aims Community College Foundation raises $4 million in building campaign
• JBS to install video program in beef plants
• Greeley rental vacancy rate is lowest since 2001
• UNC prof develops iPhone, iPad app to help young readers
• New extension of Poudre Trail near Windsor will open Saturday
• Thursday's weather
• Can we Coexist?
• 2 million lose jobless benefits as holidays arrive
• Northridge High School senior an inspiration to all
• Flooded elementary school in Windsor will reopen Thursday
• The Villa sold; future remains uncertain
• Two Greeley-area MS patients allege caregiver crime
• Mexico resident guilty of smuggling pot through Weld County
• Local Alzheimer's association schedules memory tree
• Marines to honor two fallen brothers Sunday
• Three children, two adults taken to hospital following two-car accident north of Greeley
• Wednesday's weather
• Kansas pastor arrested for Gospel tracts at mosque - Public sidewalk off-limits for Gospel of John packets
• Lakin not allowed witnesses, documents, explanation at court-martial Dec. 14! - Lakin Family Attempts to Avoid Confrontation Ignored by Obama
• Colorado record set for horizontal drilling permits
• Drunk-to-keep-warm defense works for DWI suspect
• Ft. Carson soldier accused of killing prisoner
• Greeley firefighters host toy drive on Saturday
• Christmas Fiesta provides toys, fun to children of migrant workers
• Investigation continues into Brownlee, Reyes shooting
• Greeley arts dollars so far spared in tightening budgets
• Pichot named executive director of Johnstown-Milliken Chamber of Commerce
• Synergy Resources reports record results for fiscal year
• Colorado agricultural exports continue to increase
• Tuesday's weather
• SLIDESHOW: Remembering Deputy Sam Brownlee
• 24 hostages released at Wisconsin high school
• Thousands honor Weld County's fallen deputy
• GOP state lawmakers discuss illegal immigration
• Holiday sales encouraging, but are shoppers done?
• Citing deficit, Obama freezing federal worker pay
• Windsor school to remain closed through Wednesday due to flooding
• Deadline nears for comments on sugar beet seed
• Northern Colorado Women in Business hosts networking event
• Allegiant Air flight attendants to vote on union membership
• Murder suspect takes 25-year prison deal to avoid trial
• Bikers ready to roll for annual toy run Sunday
• Motorcycle cops and traffic tickets - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Weld sheriff deputy, gangster die in shootout - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Deputy Brownlee's wife and family stay strong - with the help of friends
• Emissions notices out this week to residents
• Teacher brings diverse culture to students
• Greeley shoppers flock to stores for holiday bargains
• Salvation Army serves up hot Thanksgiving meal
• Crime rates dropping in Greeley
• 10 Things Not to Say to a TSA Screener
• Bill would force every American to two-years community service as determined by the President
• The chase: Police radio traffic tracks chase that ended in shooting deaths
• Airport lines move smoothly despite warnings
• Northridge mother: 'There were angels in that truck for each one of them'
• BREAKING NEWS: Weld sheriff's deputy was killed with his own gun
• Wednesday's weather
• Honoring Deputy Sam Brownlee
• High speed chase ends in Greeley shooting
• Winter storm, blizzard warnings posted for Colorado mountain areas
• William, Kate to wed April 29 at Westminster Abbey
• Denver group wants Virgin mural visible again
• First Assembly of God to put on annual dinner
• How to help those who suffer from Alzheimer’s - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Four high school students injured in crash - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Federal Reserve attempting to crank up inflation
• Weld County's unemployment rate inches up two-tenths of a percentage point in October
• Applications sought for Weld judge opening
• UNC business challenge deadline is Monday
• Tuesday's weather
• Carol’s Corner - Do your children have the gift of boundaries?
• Tell us what you are most thankful for and you could win tickets
• Winter moving into Colorado high country; roads remain open
• Dr. Lois P. Ness
• Margarita M. Torres
• Weekend death in Rocky Mountain National Park is 6th this year
• More snow for Colorado mountains
• A Country Touch to close in late December
• Christmas tree farms to open for season
• Police continue investigation into Sunday shooting
• Aims Ensemble to perform Dec. 2 recital
• Ritter names new 19th Judicial Court judge
• Ritter names new 19th Judicial Court judge
• Turkey, cash donations light up food bank drive
• Weld foreclosure filings up, sales down in October
• Nelson hearing set for December
• Greeley police investigate suspicious shooting
• Rescue teams begin removing body from Rocky Mountain National Park
• Warm up on the way
• Warmer temps on the way
• Christmas in Windsor features homemade gifts
• Santa arrives in Greeley for first time this holiday season
• Saturday's weather
• Midwest bankers are more optimistic about future
• Twins who shot each other had suicide pact
• Weld veterans group re-elects its officers
• 5th annual Turkey Fry planned Saturday
• St. Michaels Town Square hosts Gift Boutique
• New York chef consultant visits District 6
• Eaton man involved in national steroids ring sentenced to prison
• Friday's weather
• Bank of the West Robbed - Staff Reports
• Giving Thanks on Thanksgiving
• 2010 water year had twists and turns; 2011 off to good start
• Four Northridge students injured in traffic crash this morning near school
• "Blue Bandit" robs downtown bank
• Man accused of kidnapping and assaulting ex-girlfriend
• Poudre Valley Health System partners with UNC nursing school
• Four Northridge students injured in traffic crash this morning near school
• Stampede analysis offers suggestions to help
• Man arrested after brief standoff with police
• Thursday's weather
• Roosevelt teacher's hands-on philosophy makes learning science fun
• Evans approves new RV storage facility
• Nearly 5000 Weld County Residents Are Packing “Heat”
• Car Winter Preparedness Kit
• Winter Blues? Try This!
• Crime Free zone declared at senior living facility - by Vanessa Dominguez
• A high those under 18 can legally buy - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Politicians offer mixed messages on election results
• School lunch: hmmm– not so bad!
• Greeley; Smoked….out?
• Senator Bennet thanks Colorado - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Napolitano considering allowing Muslim women to pat themselves down at Airports!
• To Governor Hickenlooper: “Stay out of our way”
• Riesberg wins with (once again) gay millions and teacher’s unions. - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Muslims sue Oklahoma over Sharia law amendment
• StarTek and numerous Democrat organizations receive exemption from “Obamacare”
• Fishing Report: November 14, 2010
• Australian twins shot at Colorado firing range
• Shawna Nelson charges DA ethical violations
• Looking for hit-and-run driver
• Food Bank needs turkeys to meet holiday need
• Deadline nears for Greeley holiday lighting contest
• Wednesday's weather
• Vestas announces order from John Deere Wind Energy
• Sheriff: 1 woman dead, 1 wounded at shooting range
• District 6 Superintendent named finalist in national leadership award
• Greeley's Thanksgiving closures, holiday events
• Colorado Senator Mark Udall joins bi-partisan call for halt to earmarks
• Weld County to speed food assistance cases
• Alzheimer's Association to offer holiday gathering
• Fort Collins segment of Greeley pipeline near completion
• District 6 changes open enrollment procedures
• Tuesday's weather
• Does Greeley Need Another Middle School?
• Money Saving Tips for Winterizing Your Home
• Tea Party and Progressive Consensus Possible
• Winter Driving; Save Your $$$ (oh, and Your Life!)
• Imagine! We all have something to be thankful for this Thanksgiving - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Local Figure Skater Shows Bright Future
• Local residents overwhelmingly support charter school expansion
• Council Invites Public Comment on Proposed Budget
• Open enrollment process changes to allow students to stay at current schools without re-applying
• Snow starts to fall in northern Colorado but most highways still in good condition
• Council to hold public hearing on the 2011-12 budget
• Ohio girl found alive, bound; no word on 3 others
• Scientists propose one-way trips to Mars
• Bricker named Greeley Downtown Development Authority director
• Johnstown man arrested for sex assault on 10-year-old
• Windsor Middle School students tackle fundraiser for Honor Flight 2011
• Trial reset for Kayleah Wilson's boyfriend
• Clothing drive under way
• Montana company plans expanded Niobrara drilling
• Cars vandalized while owners at state tourney
• Risky business: Weld working to address dangerous trend of teen drinking, drug use
• One case reveals the dangers teenagers face with drinking
• Draven means warrior: Tough baby boy keeps battling illnesses
• Gardner speaks on economy, health care, NISP
• Action Line: Public Works to evaluate speed limit
• Workshop focuses on history of drylanders
• Hobbled Dems, eager GOP back for lame-duck session
• Monday's weather
• Monday's events
• NCMC shows off surgical technology and techniques
• Philharmonic selling poinsettias to aid the orchestra
• Risky business: Weld working to address dangerous trend of teen drinking, drug use
• Riesberg retains House District 50 seat after Boswell concedes
• Governor-elect Hickenlooper's transition team hears from Greeley resident
• Hispanic Women of Weld County doles out scholarships
• Turkey time: More are turning to higher-end fowl for Thanksgiving meal
• Optimist Club inducts new officers
• Optimist Club honors youth
• Guitar gurus rock the virtual world with online lessons
• Academic Honors for Nov. 14
• Pinpoint your priorities to stretch your dollar for the holiday shopping season
• Weld FFA teams place in top 10 at nationals
• Your biz for Nov. 14
• Biz daily planner for Nov. 14
• Biz report for Nov. 14
• Ag notebook for Nov. 14
• Greeley Producers for Nov. 14
• Local student to appear in Broncos game this weekend
• Tea party proves force to be reckoned with
• Speech to Mayor Norton - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Grocery store says mold is okay
• What do I know for sure?
• The Rant
• Boswell concedes in House District 50 race
• Greeley City Council proposes cuts to services in effort to find money for roads
• Beef giant eyes rise in exports, revenues
• Powertech Uranium Corp sues Colorado over northwestern Weld County site
• Middle school student claims teacher hit him
• Woman sentenced in prostitution case
• Private investigator enters guilty plea in stalking case
• Fort Lupton to sponsor holiday lighting contest
• Christmas collection event begins Monday
• Holiday week is full of different activities
• Kodak readies for change at the top
• Faith briefs for Nov. 13
• Faith column: Uncertainty life's only certainty
• Saturday's weather
• Gray to retire as Kodak's site manager; Wagner becomes first woman in the post
• Voter counters still working in Weld
• Teacher under investigation after allegations she hit student
• DA changes stalking case to misdemeanor
• Here are the winners of Click! Weld County! 2010 (WITH SLIDESHOW)
• Partners for Colorado will be in Greeley tomorrow
• Evans business owner gets probation in prostitution case
• Uranium company sues Colorado over mining rules
• Pueblo police investigate, protect pedophilia author
• Police take three into custody after high speed chase near Johnstown
• Friday's weather
• Investigators continue to look for cause of west Greeley housefire
• Entertainment briefs for Nov. 12
• Historical Hindsights: Promise of excellent schools helped lure Plumb to Greeley
• Snow and cold arrive in Weld County - finally
• Young photographer taps magic of old equipment
• Cold feels right for Korea vets
• JBS Carriers of Greeley cited for violation of federal driving regulations
• Free clinic offers head and neck cancer screening
• UPDATE: Snow showers to end; U.S. 287 reopens
• Veterans Day weather brings back memories for Korean War vets
• NCMC opens doors to surgery rooms on Saturday
• Bad cable causes outage
• Free memory screenings are available Tuesday
• Crime report: Man breaking beer bottles arrested on suspicion of drunken driving
• CSU team touts school on Greeley tour
• Fire guts top level of Greeley home
• Vets to receive free meal from Texas Roadhouse
• Teacher passes on passion for vets to students
• Greeley's airport manager resigns from post
• Selma's Store opens Nov. 22
• Admiration drives Greeley man to collect insignia
• Give to Meals on Wheels this holiday at College Credit Union
• Poinsettia sale to benefit Greeley Philharmonic Guild
• Expert Speaks out on D6/MVA Direct Instruction
• Laptop computers stolen from Greeley Central High School
• “There’s a new sheriff in town” – Robert Stack
• Christmas comes early: Mannheim Steamroller kicks off tour today in Greeley
• Tuesday brings the first snow of the season
• Manager to leave Greeley's airport after 14 years
• Wednesday's Events
• Christmas boxes for soldiers need donations
• Weld County Booking Report: November 4-6, 2010
• Deana (Dee) Diane Burman
• Valley school board gets information on threat at high school
• Weld County Booking Report: November 7-9, 2010
• Eleanor Dorrit Green Ambrose
• Bennet comes to Greeley to thank supporters
• Board of Education Set to Require Charter Schools Break Law for Consideration
• Hickenlooper, Democrats say they want to raise taxes
• Jury convicts gang member in rape, plot for murder
• Cameron School Facility for FREE???
• VFW members irate over PAC endorsements
• Wednesday's weather
• Court rules using someone else’s social security number not identity theft
• Perkins offering free breakfast for veterans, military
• Briggsdale dad sets trial in sex assault case
• Local governments forced to erect signs praising Washington
• JBS's shares in Pilgrim's Pride increase
• School bus crashes off icy Colorado highway, 12 hurt
• Is your child being bullied? - by Vanessa Dominguez
• GOP: Sonnenberg and Vaad to chair committees in House
• Fire causes extensive damage to west Greeley house
• Registered Sex Offenders in Evans with Photos and Addresses
• Bennet: Close race doesn't mean a divided electorate
• Today's the last day to enter to win Miranda Lambert tickets
• Government attempts power grab over private and religious colleges
• Annual audit shows few issues for Greeley-Evans school district
• Jiricek to address Weld County Council
• Local church loses battle to City Council over fees - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Greeley-based Sunrise takes home health care award
• Brighton Senator elected as Joint Budget Committee chairwoman
• Greeley-Evans | Weld County School District 6 November 8, 2010
• Myra Monfort discusses history, importance of philanthropy at annual Profiles Luncheon
• Gardner names chief of staff, transition team leader
• Weld County Jail Booking Report: November 1-3, 2010
• TCBY melts away, but couple's love endures
• Ritter to lawmakers: Expect more tough budget cuts
• Aims Community College to host Veteran's Day event
• Evans to Host Crime Free Multi-Housing Program Training
• Board gets info on threat at Valley High School; officials stand by actions, confident in students' safety
• Sonnenberg named House ag committee chair
• Aims Community College schedules orientation meetings
• Reese School board Report
• Jury convicts gang member on all counts, including rape and solicitation to commit murder
• Greeley accepting applications from groups seeking to use sports facilities
• Greeley Museums Programs And Exhibits - November-December 2010
• Volunteers celebrated and recognized - by Vanessa Dominguez
• “I like it on the counter” - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Bride-to-Be participates in local version of “Biggest Loser” program
• Ken Buck refutes rebuke
• States’ Lawsuit Against Healthcare Bill will Proceed
• Attacks on Boswell part of coordinated effort by Democratic organizations
• Weld County honored for having “zero long-term debt”
• Lloyd Libsack
• Walter Leon “Poppy/Daisy” Coffman
• Joan D. Ruppe
• Jennie Adams
• Bert Larry Dewey
• John W. Itken
• Eric Brian Wells
• Veteran teacher helps teens drive for success
• Centennial Village hosts Trick or Treat Nights
• Halloween safety tips - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Carol’s Corner - God's Truth Never Changes
• The Rant - Unemployment
• Don’t Be Fooled, The Sky Isn’t Falling
• No on Greeley Road Tax, 2A and 2B
• Louise Todd Celebrates 90th Birthday
• Pastor honored for 25 years of service
• Sandy Andersen
• Markey educates seniors on Agent Orange - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Riesberg may be at your door soon - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Media reaction regarding Loveland painting offensive to Christians far different than coverage on Koran burning
• Scott principal pulls out all the stops for counting day
• How to be Your Wife’s Hero
• Weld County Booking Report: October 10-12, 2010
• Weld County Booking Report: October 7-9, 2010
• Wanted!!! Copper Thieves
• Wanted!!!! Can You Help Weld County Locate these Persons
• Vote Early, Avoid the Rush
• Northern Colorado Fishing Report: Week of October 11, 2010
• Board of Education to hold listening session Oct. 25
• Trick or Treat Nights at Centennial Village Museum
• Psalm 37: a Reminder
• Theodore “Ted” Horst
• John F. “Chig” Lopez
• Donald Charles Shankweiler Sr.
• Kristine Michelle Boos (Carpenter)
• Thelma Culver
• Barbara M. Smith
• Clarence Achziger
• Morning coffee; are you tipping enough? - by Vanessa Dominguez
• White House White Board Video on “Tax Fight”: Fact Check
• John Kammerzell
• Northern Colorado Fishing Report: Week of October 4, 2010
• Evert H. Aultman
• Riesberg responds to new ad saying services will be cut along with taxes
• Carolyn Louise Miller
• Audrey Nix
• Patricia Ann Gitschlag
• Carol Weitzel Lind
• Carol Weitzel Lind
• Eunice W. Fine
• District 6 seeks community members for Citizens Academy
• Weld County Booking Report September 29 through October 1, 2010
• Weld County Booking Report: October 2-4, 2010
• Jupiter Burger has landed in Greeley with “out of this world” food
• How black is the veil between citizens of the USA and their federal government? - Can the federal go
• Justice Department “not interested” in removing ineligible voters from rolls
• Historic train in Greeley has several firsts
• Weld County Booking Report: September 23-25
• Weld County Booking Report September 26-28, 2010
• Northern Colorado Fishing Report Week of September 27, 2010
• State sued for “bias, lies” in describing Amendment 62
• Under Obamacare FDA considers person’s body a drug
• Bearfoot for Babies strives to change minds through education
• Democratic Leaders, Labor Unions, and Celebrities Joining with Openly Socialist and Communist Organi
• The Rant - Propositions 60, 61 and 101
• CAROL’S CORNER - LOVING FATHERS ARE NEEDED IN THE HOME
• Tom Tancredo Confirms Rapport with Tea Party Groups
• Hispanic Coalition not a Distraction for Buck Campaign
• An open letter to Tom Tancredo
• Mommy’s Corner - How to get a handle on hitting
• Article says Markey may be cut loose as party faces funding difficulties
• Happy times are here again: experts say recession ended last year
• Senate debates reveal stark differences between candidates
• Bennet refuses to pull “misleading” ad, asks Buck to violate campaign finance laws
• Evans Senior Center - by Betty Grauberger
• School Board Applicant Rochelle Mitchell-Miller
• School Board Applicant Stan Kerns
• School Board Applicant Gregory Pierson
• Joseph Thomas Johnson
• Alice W. McFann
• Darlene Ward
• Eleanor Nitzel
• Dave Keil
• Shaun Albert Wells
• Barbara D. Nelson
• Dorothy June Kern
• Dorothy J. Martin
• Joe M. Steen
• Bill Cahill
• Michael Bolton concert Special 1 Day Offer !!!!
• D.R.E.A.M. holds community drug recovery forum
• Weld County Jail Booking Report September 14-16, 2010
• Weld County Jail Booking Report September 17-19, 2010
• Northern Colorado Fishing Report September 20, 2010
• New Black Panther case probed by Justice IG
• Help the Hungry; Weld Food Bank in need of donations
• Kershaw Resignation an Opportunity for the Board to Reconnect
• Fritzler corn maze salutes military in a big way
• Group encourages Greeley residents to rededicate to protecting Constitution
• Seniors show off their work at local art show
• Seven people apply for Board of Education vacancy
• Council moves forward with .75 increase
• Evans residents get big day of family fun for little cost
• Citizen Budget Committee recommends cuts to services
• Natural Grocers offering free food, vendor contacts on Oct 2nd
• 24th annual celebration of Potato Day
• Where They Really Stand: A look at the candidates’ actions, not words
• Scott stars “beat the odds”, gets recognized by Board
• Greeley Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Conway tells Bennet staffer: Stop war on our community banks
• Carol’s Corner - We are standing in the need of prayer
• The Rant - Housing market like a town getting hit by a hurricane
• Free, reduced-price meal deadline approaches
• Weld County Booking Report: September 7-9, 2010
• Northern Colorado Fishing Report: September 13, 2010
• American resolve on display following September 11
• Why Pay for What’s Free - One Family's Story About District 6
• Weld County Booking Report: September 10-12, 2010
• James F. “Jim” Walton
• Lori Lynn Dyer
• Organization Calls for Non-Retention of Three Colorado Justices
• Suicide Prevention Week in Weld County
• Dates on a Dime “C” Date
• Local Farm Offers Family Fun, Fresh Vegetables
• Greeley, Evans Mayors Come Together Against Ballot Proposals
• Retired JAG Officer Says Judge’s Ruling Against Discovery for Lakin Could Derail Case Based on
• President Criticizes Arizona in Report to UN Human Rights Commission
• Republican Leaders Ditching Maes, Supporting Tancredo
• The Strange Case of The Disappearing Stop Sign
• No more money for roads; we’re not falling for this again
• Evans Senior Center by Betty Grauberger
• Twas the night before elections
• John Dalton
• Disctric 6 School Board meeting agenda for Monday, Sept. 13
• Weld County Jail Booking Report September 1-3, 2010
• Weld County Jail Booking Report September 4-6, 2010
• Colorado Senators Head Off Illegal Immigration Crisis
• The Rant
• Carol’s Corner - WE ARE STANDING IN THE NEED OF PRAYER
• Northern Colorado Fishing Report Week of September 7, 2010
• District 6 to honor 190 students who earned “triple advanced” scores on their CSAP tests
• Participation in a Divine Appointment
• Colorado Ballot 2010- Part 5: Tax Reduction Amendments
• Greeley West Teens Help Promote Driving Safety
• Weld County Jail Booking Report August 31, 2010
• Jeanne Brewster Thacher Turner
• Fred Grant Gibbs
• Eugene “Gene” Allen
• William Dewitt Olson
• Oil reserves found in Israel could change power structure in region
• Weld County Jail Booking Report August 30, 2010
• Richard A. Flitton
• Marietta Miller
• Wayne L. Lutz
• Silvestre Guzmán
• Lucille McKee,
• Donald Wayne Lindstrom
• Greeley Ignitors “fire it up” at reunion - Still driving those custom cars and roaring h
• House 50 candidates debate over challenges facing state
• Bennet: Coloradoans don’t care about Ground Zero mosque
• Mile High Music Festival is “mini-Woodstock”
• Putting lives at risk, many do it on a day-to-day basis
• Independents will shape Colorado gubernatorial election - Tancredo reaching out to all in gubernator
• Denver Post Editorial Board Is Drinking The New World Order Kool-aid
• Northern Colorado Fishing Report - Week of August 30, 2010
• Pizza Hut Robber Sentenced to 15 Years
• Senator Bennet’s Wife, Susan Dagget, Collects School Supplies in Greeley for Needy Children
• Concerns over tax dollars spent to purchase distressed homes - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Evans designated a “Playful City USA” by national advocates of kids play
• Body After Baby: Postpartum Care - by Vanessa Dominguez
• The Liberal Love Affair with Radical Islam
• Bennet Says We Have Nothing to Show For All of Our Debt, Will Not Commit to Position on Card Check
• Ballot 2010 – Part 4: Pending Amendments
• Dissension in the Ranks; Republicans Split Between Maes, Tancredo
• New York Times Says Ken Buck Too Extreme for Them
• Colorado Ballot 2010 – The Initiatives Part 2: Amendments Proposed by the Legislature
• Greeley Man Arrested After Publicly Exposing Himself to Minors - by Vanessa Dominguez
• Elfriede Nelson
• Clarence Dean Jacobson
• Critics say adopting common standards a move toward nationalizing education
• Scott School playground replacement to begin at end of week
• Vivian Ferne Harris
• Irene Bethel Lorance
• Gene Gilbert Sullivan
• Barbara Grimes
• Reginald (Rex) Wayne McVay
• Gym Instructor Flies High Honoring World War II Aviators
• Politics as Usual? - Is Michael Bennet tired of partisan politics?
• Northern Colorado Fishing Report - Week of August 17, 2010
• Bob Boswell, Understanding the Burdens of Common People
• Jim Riesberg, Local Businessman, Volunteer, State Representative
• Dates on a Dime “B” Date
• Ask Abby - A Pet's 10 commandments
• The Rant - Bank overdraft fees
• Establishment-1, Grassroots-2
• CAROL’S CORNER - GOD’S LAW RULES OVER MAN’S LAW
• An open letter to voters
• Does Obama support terror?
• 2010 NATIONAL CRACKDOWN AND LABOR DAY WEEKEND IMPAIRED DRIVING ENFORCEMENT
• Colorado Ballot 2010- The Initiatives - Part 3: Amendment 62 the Personhood Amendment
• Ashcroft Heights Celebrates Opening of New Walking Trail
• Weld County to celebrate 150th anniversary
• Arc makes presentation to Evans city council
• ARMED AND DANGEROUS
• Gazette Opinion – Primaries victories shot across the bow to party leaders
• County at high risk for Radon, government offers free test kits
• Colorado Ballot 2010 – The Initiatives - Part 1: Legislative attempts to restrict citizen part
• JAG Captain: Lakin’s CO needs to investigate prosecutorial misconduct
• CAROL’S CORNER - CHILDREN NEED OUR UNCONDITIONAL LOVE
• Leland Wayne Carlson
• Pearl Lee
• Mabel E. Burn
• John S. “Tut” Duran
• Eleanore J. Griffith
• Road Maintenance Survey results are in - By Vanessa Dominguez
• Jeanne Helen Bedinger
• Sandra Sue Hunter
• Gazette to Gov- Do Your Job and Sign the Secure Communities Program
• Holmes gets 51 years for kidnapping, assaulting wife
• Local Scout Council selects new leader
• Yard Sale for the Hill-N-Park Senior Center
• Judge rules constitution unconstitutional, reigniting culture war for midterm election
• School Board discusses ballot issues, rule changes
• Tribune Scoops Gazette on Middle School Exodus
• Joseph L. Gomez
• Margaret Alice Kennedy
• Mary Margaret Miller
• Second General backs Lakin, says President should produce birth certificate
• Northern Colorado Fishing Report August 9, 2010 - By Mike Bauman
• Truth Check: Romanoff v. Bennet - By: Mike Bauman
• The Rant - Stalin and Lenin and Mao and Marx have to be smiling somewhere.
• CAROL’S CORNER - PREVENT THE NEED FOR ABORTION
• Edward A. Lorenz
• Lois Elaine Rosenberg
• Brenda Schiessler
• ICE investigation results in 12 year sentence for sex offender possessing child pornography
• State says citizens have no right to privacy regarding online purchases
• Board meeting agenda for Monday, August 9
• Sandoval guilty!
• John 2: Another thought
• Virginia A. (Ginger) Wiginton
• Stunts at Road Kill Grill
• City May Have to Tear up Yards to Repair Storm Drains
• Brown sticks to his guns, claims Norton for gun control
• President snubbing the Boy Scouts. So what exactly is the truth?
• Concerns raised over military votes not being counted in November
• DA will not press charges in Greeley mall incident
• More than just a dogcatcher: Animal Control Officers assist patrol officers
• Norma June Weinmeister
• The Rant
• CAROL’S CORNER - IS ABORTION REALLY PRO CHOICE?
• Ask Abby- Proper Foot Care
• Wall Street Reform Means Relief for Coloradans
• Gazette Opinion - The Ken Buck Controversy
• Talk of a tax increase to smooth out bumpy roads
• Speakers try to ‘Wake up the Church’ - Food purchase will be the method of control says
• Scott principal up to the challenge
• Evans Senior Center Update
• District 6 Grads Remediation Rate/Suspicious Spending Questioned: Board President Resigns
• Gubernatorial candidate supports restricting Constitutional rights without due process
• Attempt to drive wedge between Buck, tea party part of tactics listed in Democratic party memo
• Dates on a Dime: Alphabet Dating
• Northern Colorado Fishing Report; July 26, 2010
• Norton Ad Misleads Voters
• Goss dispels rumors regarding Tancredo’s gubernatorial bid
• Tancredo issues ultimatum to candidates
• NORTON HITTING BELOW THE BELT FORMER ATF AGENT ON GOLYANSKY CASE SAYS BUCK WAS RIGHT
• IN AN EMERGENCY HOW WOULD COLORADO FEED ITSELF - TRI-COUNTY GROUP SEEKS TO UNDERSTAND FOOD SYSTEM IN
• Gubernatorial Candidate Goss of American Constitution Party Responds
• Evans Senior Center by Betty Grauberger
• Driving for Dinner
• Tips for Cooling your Home
• Spotlight on Business: Work Out West
• Students hope to earn scholarships with shooting skills
• Feeding your toddler solid foods
• Northern Colorado Fishing Report: Week of July 19, 2010
• TV’s M*A*S*H* “Radar O’Reilly” has mission to turn America back to God
• Greeley sets pace when boosting Census response
• Adamson Blood Drive
• DAN MAES speaks at GREELEY 9.12 GROUP
• CAN CITIZENS FORM THEIR OWN GRAND JURY AND INDICT POLITICIANS FOR CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR
• U Visa denials by DA’s office for cases over 10 years old
• Daniel Touslee
• Lila Martin
• Max O. Hobbs
• Fireworks destroyed playground at Scott School
• Photos from this past week
• Marjorie Lynne Knight
• Deadly Heat
• Cartoon
• Dates on a Dime: Good Old-Fashioned Drive-in
• CITIZEN ARREST – WHEN, WHERE, HOW AND WHY - CAN AN AMERICAN CITIZEN ARREST A FOREIGN CRIMINAL?
• Greeley‘s We the People group hammers Scott McGinnis, Republican candidate for governor
• The Matt Pack: A Review
• Fire destroys new playground at Scott elementary
• Walter E. Heine
• Lorraine “Lorrie” Prebish
• Ronald Wallace Rothe
• Samuel C. Mijares
• Weld County Fair
• New Book Illustrates University of Northern Colorado’s Heritage
• Greeley Museums Calendar For April - June, 2010
• May 1 Begins a New Season at Centennial Village; Free Day at Greeley Museums
• Plumb Farm Hosts Baby Farm Animals
• Greeley Museums Summer Camps Registration Begins April 7,2010
• Volunteer Roundup At Greeley History Museum
• Is Your Child STEM Ready? Their Future May Depend On It
• Greeley History Museum Holiday Closings; New 2010 Hours
• Poinsettia Pops
• A Brass Christmas
• Centennial Village Museum Gift Shop Re-opens For Annual Holiday Sale
• Memorial Art Exhibit Opening in Greeley History Museum
• Greeley Earth Day Activities, Earth Day Events and Kids Games
• Earth Day
• Greeley’s Centennial Village Opens April 14 for Tours, Special Programs
• Portion of 'Our Many Cultures' Exhibit at Greeley History Museum Closes Jan. 20
• Greeley Blues Festival 2008
• Greeley Museums First Friday is Hispanic Culture
• Safe Sneezes

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