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Organizers of a Greeley event spotlighting local eateries invite you to chow down in the cow town. Restaurants, food trucks, coffee shops, distilleries, breweries, bakeries, and other food and beverage businesses in Greeley are participating in Fork Around And Find Out, the city’s first-ever restaurant week festival.
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The University of Northern Colorado will celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month by honoring six Hispanic and multicultural women for their contributions to the region.
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The city of Greeley has to make major cuts in the next few months to address a budget shortfall, including to the city’s museums. Supporters and visitors are worried about losing the city’s history.
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Weld County has rejected a City of Greeley request to join the Catalyst project in west Greeley.
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Buoyed by a unanimous Colorado Supreme Court decision in a Telluride case and the City of Greeley’s response, supporters of the proposed Catalyst entertainment district and Cascadia mixed-use developments are asking the Weld District Court to strike down voters’ Feb. 24 repeal of zoning for the projects in west Greeley as unconstitutional.
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The Greeley Creative District opened its Micro Art Festival, where every piece is no bigger than a Rubik's cube. They want to challenge artists and showcase the talent Northern Colorado has to offer.
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Towns and cities will host a bevy of events including fireworks to help mark this year's historic milestone.
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Supporters of the proposed Catalyst entertainment district and Cascadia mixed-use developments in west Greeley cheered Monday’s unanimous Colorado Supreme Court ruling in a case involving the town of Telluride, hoping that it invalidates the citizen-initiated measure approved Feb. 24 by Greeley voters that repealed the planned-unit development zoning for the projects that was approved last September by the Greeley City Council.
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The Air Force transferred some Air National Guard jobs to the Space Force, and it has left some guard members in limbo.
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Lots of farm raised produce will be sold as markets across the Centennial State gear up for the summer season.