Thompson Crossing II: The Best of Both Worlds
With mountain views plus proximity to retail and restaurants, this home at Thompson Crossing offers the best of both worlds.
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Author: Lynette Chilcoat
Artspace Loveland
One of the stops on the Loveland Art Tour is this unique community, a campus that includes the historic Feed & Grain building, where artists are provided housing and studio space. Residents include writers, painters, sculptors and a concert pianist.
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‘Lock and Leave’
The 55-and-older demographic is seeking apartment living to support their active lifestyle. Answering the call is the 55 Resort Apartments at Water Valley.
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Business Spotlight: Reynolds Oral & Facial Surgery
ON THE JOB It is unfortunate that the average patient equates dentistry with pain, or, at the very least, a pain in the posterior. In the case of modern dentistry, however, there is another perspective. Making teeth and maxillofacial reconstruction as appealing as possible, with the least amount of discomfort, is the ultimate goal of oral surgeon Ralph R. Reynolds, DMD, MD, of Reynolds Oral & Facial Surgery. Dr. Reynolds has a skill set similar to that of a master craftsman and demonstrates the same attention to detail as a fine artist. Indeed, Dr. Reynolds entered dentistry partly because...
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Whats Old is New Again
By Lynette Chilcoat The vintage trend is evolving, and repurposed pieces of furniture are making a statement in new and refreshing ways. We’ve all inherited the piece of heirloom furniture that doesn’t quite fit our modern lives. Or, out of nostalgia or thriftiness, held on to the avocado-green chairs that haven’t been in style for decades. There’s a newfound appreciation for craftsmanship, as well as disdain for the throw-away attitudes of before, that have made restoration a respected craft. Rachael Murray, owner of Rachael’s Revelry in Fort Collins, has been updating furniture for nearly three decades. Her appreciation for...
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Stargazing in Northern Colorado
The night sky appears to be an enchanting curtain of blue-black velvet scattered with profuse pinpoints of starlight. Some are prominent sparkling celestial bodies, others are scattered diamond dust across deep space. Astronomy enthusiasts find Northern Colorado, with its lack of light pollution, to be an ideal place to view the night sky. Due to the busy pace of modern life, we often forget to look up. In the process of doing so, though, a connection is formed, with an infinite universe, certainly, but a flow from past to present is also achieved. People throughout history, beginning with ancient...
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