Maya Cornwell

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February NOCO Faves

February NOCO Faves

NOCO Style Designer Maya Cornwell stumbled upon this month’s NOCO Fave in downtown Loveland while looking for a present for her mother, who had been gifted a record player. Maya found the perfect additions for her collection: vintage edition records from The Beatles...

January’s NOCO Fave

January’s NOCO Fave

Finding one-of-a-kind items for gifts or decor can be challenging. That is until you travel along U.S. Hwy. 287 to Antique Row in Fort Collins. These shops contain it all: furniture, collectibles, upcycled pieces, artisan crafts, art, etc.  The best part? It ranges...

Food Moods

Food Moods

By Dan England The moment Heather Gray knew she needed to change her diet didn’t come when she stepped on a scale or went to her doctor. It was when her husband said he didn’t want to be married to an angry person.  “I was being a miserable bitch,” Gray says.  She...

Renew in ’22

Renew in ’22

I don’t make New Year’s Resolutions. I make Tuesday through Friday resolutions. My on-going list of things-to-do-better can be staggering, and I could hardly limit it to once a year. So maybe I should take the opposite approach as I look toward a whole new year to get...

Yoga for Every Body

Yoga for Every Body

By Kristin Owens  You probably knew yoga improves balance and flexibility (cue the Warrior pose), but yoga can also help manage pain, counteract stress and anxiety, and curb chronic illness symptoms. Many find they sleep better at night after a morning yoga class....

Blood, Spit and Tears

Blood, Spit and Tears

By Jared Fiel In 2009, Lori Daigle, the youngest of two siblings, was married to a guy and the only blood relatives she knew were her two kids. Today, none of that is true.  Over the years, Lori has managed to conquer multiple rejections and found love and a much...

A Rare Commodity

A Rare Commodity

By Dan England Photos by Jordan Secher Throughout the Mountain Avenue Market, a theme emerges among the yogurt, skin care and quail eggs raised by a girl whose story is taped to the refrigerated doors. “We prioritize local over everything,” says Dana Guber, one of...

It’s Getting Hot in Here

It’s Getting Hot in Here

By Jared Fiel Everybody should have a goal. Shauna Gray and her husband Dave Clapsaddle of Laporte have a great one.  “We have a lifelong goal to sit in every hot springs in Colorado and we often travel specifically to try out a new pool,” Gray says. “There is an...

Editor’s Letter – Best Of Reveal

Editor’s Letter – Best Of Reveal

As I am sitting here reminiscing, I am trying to come up with a descriptor for this past year. While 2020 was filled with quite a bit of fear and apprehension, 2021 (at least for me) flew by, and the overriding mood I come up with to describe it is: anticipation....