Jerry Martin
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Fort Collins, CO, United States
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Editor’s Note: Regarding the recent changes to our e-edition – Greeley Tribune
In October of last year, we began offering an expanded e-edition on the days we don’t have a print edition. The expanded e-edition included a selection of national and state news along with weather… → Read More
Motorcyclist killed during Saturday crash in Greeley
A man died Saturday morning in Greeley when the motorcycle he was driving collided with a pickup. → Read More
Net Zero Cities: Confronting climate crisis among top priorities
Gov. Jared Polis Wednesday reiterated his commitment to a renewable-energy future for Colorado, highlighting the devastating effect of climate change and ambitious goals to address the climate cris… → Read More
Man killed April 26 by Evans police officer identified
The Weld County Coroner’s Office on Tuesday identified 65-year-old Manuel Moreno of Evans as the person shot and killed last week by an Evans police officer. → Read More
Northern Water to set water quota with supplies below or near normal
Based on discussion at the annual Spring Water Users Meeting held in Loveland at the Embassy Suites Hotel Conference Center, farmers, cities and towns that rely upon the C-BT water are likely to se… → Read More
Montfort Cos. hires new president of real estate
GREELEY — Monfort Cos. has hired Santiago Escobedo to serve as its new president of real estate. Montfort is an investment and development company. Escobedo will be charged with overseeing and deve… → Read More
Iowa firm acquires two buildings in 76 Commerce Center for $85.2M
BRIGHTON — Iowa-based firm Principal Real Estate Investors has purchased two Class-A industrial buildings in the nascent 76 Commerce Center for a total of $85.2 million, according to Adams County p… → Read More
UCHealth hospitals welcome first new Greeley babies of 2022
2021 wasn’t in the rearview very long early Saturday morning before hospitals across the region started welcoming the first special deliveries of 2022 into the world. At UCHealth Greeley Hosp… → Read More
Colorado Enterprise Fund, Wells Fargo launch funds for Black, small businesses
DENVER — The Colorado Enterprise Fund has launched two new loan programs using a $1.275 million grant from the Wells Fargo Open for Business Fund. The Black Business Loan Fund and the Individual T… → Read More
Pilgrim’s Pride closes U.K. acquisition
GREELEY — Pilgrim’s Pride Corp. (Nasdaq: PPC) closed its nearly $1 billion buy of Kerry Consumer Foods’ prepared foods business. The meat processor said in June it planned to buy the unit and this … → Read More
Victim of Friday house fire in Firestone identified
A Firestone man killed Friday in a Firestone house fire was identified Monday by the Weld County Coroner’s Office. → Read More
Judge dismisses finder’s fee complaint against Greeley’s Xiant Technologies
GREELEY — A federal judge dismissed a Tennessee man’s lawsuit against Greeley-based Xiant Technologies Inc. over allegedly not being paid for his efforts to find the company investors. In a judgmen… → Read More
Allison Kimball: New mothers need paid family and medical leave
I’ve been a family doctor in Greeley for 7 years, delivering hundreds of babies and helping new mothers and fathers begin their journeys into parenthood. It’s a special kind of work, one that I do … → Read More
Colorado State athletics introduces Together Initiative – Greeley Tribune
FORT COLLINS — While placing the current political and racial climates in the spotlight, citizens across the country are assuring their voices are heard following the brutal slaying of George… → Read More
No paywall for Greeley Tribune's e-edition through Aug. 1
The Greeley Tribune will not have a pay wall for its e-edition until Aug. 1. Users will also not have to log in as subscribers during that time. → Read More
Weld County awarded funds from Emergency Food and Shelter Program
Weld County was recently awarded $227,552 in federal funds for emergency food and shelter assistance from the Emergency Food and Shelter Program. → Read More
UNC to partner with King Soopers to offer drive-thru COVID-19 testing site on campus
The University of Northern Colorado is partnering with King Soopers and the Colorado Emergency Operations Center to offer a free COVID-19 testing site. → Read More
Weld Re-8 school to open temporarily Monday so students can gather supplies
Schools in the Weld Re-8 School District will be open for fur hours Monday to allow families in the district to collect any supplies. → Read More
Third presumptive positive case of COVID-19 announced in Weld County
The Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment announced Saturday morning it has been notified of a third presumptive positive case of COVID-19 in Weld County. → Read More
High Plains Library districts closes libraries to the public
High Plains Library District officials announced late Friday all libraries are closed to the public and all library events are canceled starting Saturday. → Read More