If you’re thinking about adopting a cat for the first time, your mind is probably filled with questions: How can I tell which cat behaviors are normal? What can I do to make sure my kitty has the best home possible? And when can I tell if it’s time to take a trip to the vet?
Selected works by the author:
YMCA of the Rockies: A Place for You, Fido & the Family
People come from all over the country to enjoy YMCA of the Rockies, but it’s right up the road from those of us who call Northern Colorado home and it makes a short and uncomplicated mountain getaway.
Zeroing in on Waste
Back in 1997, even those who devoted their lives to reducing the amount of trash that flows into our landfills thought the idea of zero waste was ridiculous.
Readers’ Choice Best Of NOCO
You voted for them…
and now you can learn a little more about the businesses that received your votes. Find out what makes some of our most popular Northern Colorado businesses tick in our 2019 Best Of NOCO Winner’s Circle.
Trading Snow for Sand
Here in Colorado, we are fortunate to have winters that are full of recreation opportunities. From skiing to snowshoeing to nightlife in mountain towns, Colorado has it all. However, if winter is getting a bit too long and cabin fever is setting in, a beach getaway may be just the ticket to rejuvenate the spirit.
SLED HOCKEY Brings Inclusive Sports to Greeley
Reid wants to build an inclusive program in Greeley that would allow anyone to play. He also wants to help build Greeley’s adaptive sports offerings overall, but for now, sled hockey is his biggest goal.
Tribal Rites Piercing, Tattoos and Fine Jewelry
Tribal Rites was founded in 1994 as the first piercing-only shop in Fort Collins.
The Holiday Season Is Upon Us
A letter from our Publisher: Beginning on page 24, you can read about three of the hottest decorating trends for this holiday season. In my house, our style is 100% vintage eclectic.
Dogs, Drag and Downhill Skiing in Durango
Durango has an ambiance entirely its own. It is Colorado, but it’s also the Southwest. There is cowboy culture and craft beer is a way of life. It’s a town that celebrates its past through beautiful architecture and wonderful stories. Yet, Durango embraces the present through farm-to-table food and cocktails, and it looks forward through the eyes of more than 3,000 students at Fort Lewis College.
To visit is to experience all of these things and more.