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Name: Justin “Tennessee” Muse City of residence: Loveland Occupation: Downtown ambassador for the Loveland Downtown Development Authority Where do...
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Happy Father’s Day! And congratulations to our Father’s Day Sweepstakes winner, Amber Weber! She entered to celebrate Mike Weber and won a Cozy Canyon Getaway at @riversidecolorado 🏕️
Thank you to everyone who participated, and Happy Father’s Day to all the fathers and father figures who help make Northern Colorado such a great place to grow.
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Here are some great upcoming events to enjoy in NOCO! Share with your friends and find even more at events.nocostyle.com.
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Help us wish Laurel a happy birthday!🎉
A proud NOCO native, Laurel is the editor of NOCO Style and the creative force behind many of the stories you read each month. She works to find, assign and often writes the features that bring our community to life.
When she’s not piecing together articles, you’ll find her camping and fishing in the mountains, tending to her plants or soaking up live music on a sunny patio.
Cheers to you, Laurel!
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Did You Know, National Heritage Area Edition....
➡️ National Heritage Areas are designated by Congress. Through public-private partnerships, NHA entities support historic preservation, natural resource conservation, recreation, heritage tourism, and educational projects. The Cache NHA spans 45 miles of the working Poudre River, spanning two counties, from Bellvue to the confluence of the South Platte in Greeley.
➡️ NHAs are not National Parks. Rather, NHAs are partners of the U.S. National Park Service. @nationalparkservice provides technical assistance and distributes matching federal funds from Congress. Unlike its close neighbor, Rocky Mountain National Park, the Cache NHA does not own or manage land within the heritage area.
➡️ In 1874, the conflict over water availability in the Poudre River Valley erupted. The disagreement between Union Colony (now Greeley) and Agricultural Colony (now Fort Collins) shaped water use across many western states. Learn about the conflict in stories.
📸[1971.20.0004] @cityofgreeley Museums; Looking east towards Greeley’s Main St (8th St) with #3 ditch visible on left.
➡️ Cache la Poudre is French for “Hide the Powder.” The most accepted story of the name comes from a group of fur trappers who were stranded in a snowstorm near the banks of the river. They stashed their supplies, including gun powder, so they could travel on to Green River, WY.
Let us know in the comments what surprised you most about NHAs!
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Welcome to the @cache_nha new home! Step inside and discover a love for the Poudre River corridor and learning about its history.
The merchandise store is brimming with goodies, including our highly sought-after POO-der shirts—an absolute must-have for anyone who loves the Poudre.
But that’s not all! Immerse yourself in the stories of our past with our historic educational kits. Delve into the tales of the courageous ditch riders and trailblazing first woman doctor who rode her bicycle to house calls. These kits offer an interactive way to connect with your home as you learn about those who blazed the trail before us.
🏡 Hours of Operation (through September 1)
Friday, 12pm - 4pm
Saturday, 9am - 4pm
Sunday, 12pm - 4 pm
Stop in soon; we can’t wait to welcome you! 💧
