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Bethany Locke, Greeley native, excited to celebrate her fifth birthday at college
Bethany Locke, Greeley native, is celebrating her fifth birthday on Feb. 29, 2020. (courtesy of Bethany Locke) Bethany Locke, a junior at Oklahoma Christian University, is celebrating her fifth birthday away at college. Bethany, like 187,000 other kids in the United States, was born February 29, making her a “Leap Day baby.” While Bethany… → Read More
County Boards and Commissions seek residents to fill openings
Residents are encouraged to participate in county government services by volunteering on a board or commission. There are currently openings on the Building Trades Advisory Committee, Juvenile Community Review Board, Planning Commission, Weld County Building... → Read More
Dutch Bros spreads the ‘Dutch Luv’ with Valentine’s Day sales donations
Dutch Bros has nearby locations in Greeley, Windsor and Loveland. (Wikimedia Commons) This Valentine’s Day Dutch Bros Coffee, the largest independent drive-thru coffee company in the country, will be donating $1 from every drink sold to local nonprofits across several different states, according to a news release. The coffee company is specifically raising awareness and… → Read More
Arby’s to host Guest Appreciation Day
Arby's restaurant in CenterPlace. (File photo) Select Arby’s locations, owned and operated by Flynn Restaurant Group in the Denver area will be hosting Guest Appreciation Day on Thursday, Feb. 13. In celebration of their guests, those who visit the select locations will be able to purchase one of “the best selling sandwiches, the gyro,” for… → Read More
Aims Community College teaming up with Tax Help Colorado to offer free tax preparation
Anyone who made less than $56,000 last year can take advantage of free tax preparation and e-filing through the Tax Help Colorado program, taking place at Aims Community College campuses in Greeley, Fort Lupton and Loveland. The Greeley campus will be open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays until April 11 in the Westview… → Read More
Wing Shack preparing 13 tons of wings for Super Bowl weekend
With Super Bowl weekend quickly approaching, Wing Shack is preparing 13 tons of its fresh wings for football fans and family. → Read More
Listings now being accepted for the 2020 Farm Fresh Directory
The Colorado Department of Agriculture is now accepting listings for the 2020 Farm Fresh Directory. The deadline to submit information is Feb. 28. → Read More
Annual Breakfast of Champions set for Saturday
Friends of Baseball to host 33rd annual Breakfast of Champions. The annual Breakfast of Champions is set for this Saturday, Feb. 1. → Read More
Greeley AARP Tax-Aide to provide free tax service to the community
IRS W-4 form. (AP Photo/Barbara Woike/Greeley Tribune File Photo) Greeley AARP Tax-Aide will be helping people in the community by providing free tax services—specifically to those older than 60 with a low to medium income. The service is not limited to those taxpayers specifically, however. Taxpayers seeking service do not need to be AARP members… → Read More
2020 Free History Brown Bag Series set to kick off
The Greeley Historic Preservation Commission is kicking off the free 2020 History Brown Bag Series on Jan. 23 at the Greeley History Museum. → Read More
Over 100k in emergency food, shelter assistance distributed to local agencies
The United Way of Weld County announced Tuesday a large donation to area agencies that provide food and/or shelter to those in need. $106,386 in federal government Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) funds will... → Read More
Live Life Outside in 2020 by participating in a First Day Hike
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is encouraging people to live outside in 2020 by participating in America’s State Parks First Day Hikes. On January 1 there will be more than 30 outdoor events across the state... → Read More
New Year’s DUI enforcement begins across Colorado on Friday
From Dec. 27 thru Jan. 1, the Colorado Department of Transportation, Colorado State Patrol and local law enforcement agencies will be increasing statewide DUI enforcement with intent to remove impaired drivers from Colorado roads, according to a news release. “The Heat is On” campaign runs throughout the year with enforcement periods centered around holidays and… → Read More
8+ location ideas for homecoming, prom and senior pictures near Greeley and Windsor
School is back in session, which means there are plenty of occasions calling for photos — between senior pictures, homecoming and prom this year. We polled our Greeley Tribune Facebook and Instagram followers and asked local photographers for their best bets on where to take photos in the area. Here are some picturesque places in… → Read More
Life isn’t stopping at age 100 for Greeley resident Margaret Brown
Since her twin sons were diagnosed with mild cognitive impairments in the 1950s, Margaret Brown has stopped at nothing to advocate for the disabled. → Read More
Need a job? HIRE Job and Resource Fair this week
the Greeley Tribune’s upcoming HIRE Job and Resource Fair this Wednesday, Sept. 3 in the ballroom at the DoubleTree by Hilton, 919 7th St. → Read More
Ulrich farm south of Greeley recognized as 2019 Centennial Farm
The Ulrich family farm was recognized by the State of Colorado Historical Society as a recipient of the 2019 Centennial Farm. → Read More
Weld County Humane Society at capacity once again, hosting adoption special
The Weld County Humane Society is currently at capacity, with animals still pouring in at an alarming rate, according to shelter staff. → Read More
Tournament of Hope raises $120,000 to benefit Muscular Dystrophy
HighPoint Resources, a Denver-based oil and gas company, hosted its 10th annual golf Tournament of Hope benefiting the Muscular Dystrophy Association in early August, raising over $120,000 for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. The Aug. 2... → Read More
As plans for future In-N-Out Burgers creep north, Greeley dreams of its own location
In-N-Out’s upcoming Colorado debut is leaving Greeley residents in wonder — will there someday be an In-N-Out location in Greeley? → Read More