“What will be decided on Wednesday will have implications beyond just Longmont.” On Wednesday December 9th, the Colorado Supreme Court will hear arguments for and against the fracking ban in Longmont and the fracking moratorium in Fort Collins. Kaye Fissinger […]
The best tree climbers in North America gathered in Thompson park in Longmont on September 19th and 20th, competing in the North American Tree Climbing Championship. Forty-three competitive arborists, men and women, from across the United States and Canada were […]
In July, the Longmont based brewery announced the launch of an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP.) This means shares will be repurchased from current stockholders, then placed in a trust with each eligible employee receiving an annual allocation. Eric […]
This weekend, the 36th annual Kinetics Sculpture Race will be at the Union Reservoir in Longmont, the daylong event will feature music, crafts, a beergarden, and of course the renowned Kinetic Sculpture race. KGNU’s Veronica Straight-Lingo spoke to Event MC Danice […]
“We are working and will continue to work this Summer and Winter on repairs in the canyons.” George Gerstle, the Boulder County Director of Transportation says the real extensive construction will be starting this late Fall, Winter but will extend […]
The Longmont Museum and Cultural Center has a special exhibit of the works of Frederic Remington and Charles Russell. These two artists were instrumental in defining the genre of Western Art and popularizing the West in the late 1800’s and […]
Miriam Schiff speaks with State House District 11 Representative Jonathan Singer.
A new program at the Longmont public library aims to educate and inspire middle and high school students to embrace technology education through robotics…it’s a program that is specifically targeted at kids on the autism spectrum. It’s the brainchild of […]
