NOCO Locals
NOCO Locals: May Soricelli Albrecht
Name: May Soricelli Albrecht City/town of residence: Berthoud Occupation: Town of Berthoud trustee, owner of Streams of Living Water and Signal Fire...
NOCO Locals: Jane Kincaid
Name: Jane Kincaid City/town of residence: Wellington Occupation: Artist and illustrator, owner of Thru The Paintbrush studio, vice president of...
NOCO Locals: Alvaro Ortega
Name: Alvaro Ortega City/town of residence: Greeley Occupation: Owner of Chelo’s Modern Mexican in Timnath and Ruben's Grill + Cantina in Loveland...
NOCO Locals: Amanda Hofer
Name: Amanda Hofer City/town of residence: Fort Collins Occupation: Realtor with Home Love Colorado, board chair for the Fort Collins Food Co-Op...
NOCO Locals: Bill Becker
Name: Bill Becker City/town of residence: Loveland Occupation: Director of advocacy for the Loveland Chamber of Commerce Tell us about yourself and...
NOCO Locals: Diana Hicks
Name: Diana Hicks City/town of residence: Lyons Occupation: Founder and executive director of Can’d Aid How long have you been in this area?I’ve...
NOCO Locals: Sarah and Chris Grosboll
Name: Sarah and Chris Grosboll City/town of residence: Johnstown Occupation: Owners of Mary’s Mountain Cookies' Johnstown store How long have you...
NOCO Locals: Kimi Nash
Name: Kimi Nash City/town of residence: Estes Park Occupation: Owner of Kind Coffee, board member of the Estes Nonprofit Network What do you do in...
We’re proud to be part of the chambers of commerce that support and strengthen our local business communities. 💙
Swipe to meet the incredible chamber directors leading the way in each of these communities! 👏
From Berthoud and Evans to Fort Collins, Greeley, Loveland, Wellington, Windsor, Timnath and Severance, we’re thankful for the connections, resources and relationships these chambers provide.
Thank you for all you do to support local businesses and help our communities grow!
From a ball of clay to something you’ll reach for every day.
Northern Colorado is home to some seriously talented ceramic artists who prove that handmade is anything but ordinary. Meet three local potters who turned a love of clay into full-time creative careers—plus, discover where you can take a pottery class and try it yourself—in our September article, “From Earth to Art,” linked in our bio.
Fall is here, which means it’s time for leaf-peeping adventures. 🍂🚗 From scenic drives through the Poudre Canyon to colorful hikes in Rocky Mountain National Park and Golden Gate Canyon State Park, we’ve rounded up some of the best spots to take in the changing leaves within a couple hours from home.
Read the full guide in the September issue at the link in our bio!
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You know everyone. 👀 Let’s get you paid for it.
Introducing NOCO Connector Rewards! If you refer a business to NOCO Style and they become an advertiser, you can earn up to $1,000 cash or $1,250 in advertising credit.
Think of the coffee shop you’re always at, your dentist, your favorite local spot or the friend who just opened a business. If they’re new to us, send them our way!
There’s no limit on how many businesses you can refer, and the form takes about a minute to complete. 💸
Know a business we should meet? Refer them today at the link in our bio!
Meet Lindsay Radcliff-Coombes, deputy town manager for the Town of Severance and a longtime advocate for community, connection and public service.
From helping guide Severance through its growth to volunteering with local food banks and learning more about Northern Colorado’s water future, Lindsay is passionate about preserving the small-town character that makes Severance feel like home.
Watch the interview here, and read the full feature in our September issue, linked in our bio.
