NOCO Online Extra
How To: Wedding Bouquet Preservation
Flowers are one of the main focal points of a wedding. They're at the altar. They're on the tables. They're in all of the photos. But after the big...
Articles Turned Into Art
Featuring Loveland Artist Kathie LambertFor years, past issues of NOCO Style have been collected by Kathie Lambert, who cuts out bits of paper and...
Farewell From Lydia Dody
A New Chapter I never imagined, when I created a simple fashion newsletter for my clothing store, Lydia’s, 42 years ago, that I was beginning the...
2025 Holiday Lighting Ceremonies in Northern Colorado
This time of year is especially beautiful in NOCO as the downtowns come alive with holiday shoppers, visits from Santa and bright lights that make...
Campus Style Meets Sustainability
Sustainable fashion is the ultimate back-to-school strategy for students on a budget By Becca Wasserman The fall semester is underway, and thousands...
Why settle for one cover when you can have two?
One side is your June issue, celebrating Colorado’s roots with stories on fly fishing, farm-to-table dinners, ranch dogs, local history, and the homegrown people and places that make our region so special.
Flip the magazine over, and you’ll discover Faces of NOCO—a special section celebrating the people behind Northern Colorado’s most respected local businesses. From trusted services to favorite local spots, we shine a light on the leadership, passion, and purpose that help our communities thrive.
One magazine. Two covers. Two ways to experience the best of Northern Colorado. Which side are you opening first?
Meet our third Power Couple of NOCO spotlight in our June issue, Betony and Tim Coons.
Betony and Tim are a Northern Colorado couple whose work spans visual art, philanthropy and creative storytelling. Betony, a mixed-media artist, has brought large-scale murals and installations to the Denver Children’s Museum, the Denver Zoo and communities across Greeley, and this year released her first children’s book, “The Unwinding Path.” Tim serves as president and CEO of the Weld Community Foundation, where he stewards millions in charitable funds supporting Weld County organizations.
Together, they co-created Giants & Pilgrims in 2012, a multimedia outlet combining music, painting and storytelling. Two of their four daughters are already following in their footsteps with their first public art commission in Greeley.
Read their full story in our Power Couples of NOCO feature in this month’s issue.
📸: @johnrobson.photography
@fokelstudio
@primaryeventrentals
We’re proud to be a drop-off location for the Realities for Children Back-to-School Collection!
Now through July 22, we’re collecting new 17” backpacks and new school supplies for students in grades K-12. Your donations will help support youth in Northern Colorado who have experienced abuse, neglect or are at-risk.
Let’s come together to make sure every child starts the school year strong! Drop off your items at our office in @_deskchair. Thank you for helping us make a difference!
The countdown is on... ⏰ Best of NOCO voting begins one week from today!
Who will come out on top this year? The power is in your hands, and voting officially opens July 1. Get ready to support your favorite local businesses, organizations and community standouts as the friendly competition begins.
Nominees and local businesses, now’s the perfect time to rally your supporters! Share this post, spread the word and let your fans know voting season is almost here. See you on July 1!
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Meet our second Power Couple of NOCO spotlight in our June issue, Lauren and Shawn Storeby.
Lauren and Shawn are a Northern Colorado couple whose work spans small business ownership, veteran advocacy and community building. Shawn, a former U.S. Marine who deployed three times, co-founded Honor Street, a nonprofit supporting veterans in crisis by covering essential expenses. Lauren brings that same community-first spirit to her role on the Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce board and as chair of the Northern Colorado Hospitality Sector Partnership.
Together, they sold their house, moved to Fort Collins sight unseen with a newborn, and built two beloved local businesses: Snack Attack Specialty Sandwiches & Brews and Happy Trails Coffee Co. Along the way, they’ve donated meals to healthcare workers, helped fellow restaurant owners survive the pandemic and earned a Small Business of the Year Award from the chamber in 2019.
Read their full story in our Power Couples of NOCO feature in this month’s issue, and stay tuned to get to know the rest of Northern Colorado’s power couples.
📸: @johnrobson.photography
@fokelstudio
@primaryeventrentals
