Dollars and Drama
By Peter Moore Keaton Fletcher and Kimberly French understand the financial strain of our times—they’ve overpaid for lattes too—and the pressure it...
Taking the Plunge
Yulia Avdeyeva is used to people saying she’s lost her mind. Normal people, she says, don’t understand why she would spend a portion of her weekend...
Hustling on the Side
Colin Fitzgerald, of Fort Collins, is 32 and works as a Realtor for 8z Real Estate. He finds his leads partly by presenting first-time homebuyer...
The Building Blocks of Learning
When Jean Kirshner teaches future educators about early childhood development, she likes to have them lie on their backs and take note of what they...
Rethinking the Summer Body
As swimsuit season approaches, many of us feel pressure to get our bodies “summer-ready,” resulting in stricter diets, longer gym sessions and other...
Healthy Habits that Stick
Mike Ensley was determined to spend more time on his writing, but other priorities kept intruding. He was getting nowhere. So, he tried a trick: He...
A Full House for the Holidays
Whether you’re cooking and cleaning or navigating busy airports and highways, gathering with family over the holidays can be stressful. And the...
More than a Score
Juliet Sheets has spent nine years as the girls' basketball coach at Greeley Central High School and even won a state championship. She and her...
Something good’s burning in the neighborhood, and it’s more than just candles. 🕯️
Meet 11-year-old Kinzie Sargent, the kid behind Kinzie’s Kandles, a business she started at just 5 years old to give back to her community. What began as a family hobby during the pandemic has turned into thousands of sold candles, partnerships with the Colorado Eagles and Visit Loveland, and even a signature “Zamboni Wax” scent that fans can’t get enough of.
Kinzie’s story is proof that when passion meets purpose, the light spreads fast. Read the full story linked in our stories.
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Join us for the party of the year as we honor the winners of NOCO Style’s 2025 Readers’ Choice Best of NOCO! We’re rolling out the orange carpet at Canvas Stadium in Fort Collins for an unforgettable evening celebrating the people and businesses that make Northern Colorado shine.
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It’s been almost two weeks, and we’re still riding the high from the @nocowomeninbusiness RIP Party! The RIP Party is designed to bring together female professionals in our community, fostering connections that support personal growth and business development.
The theme is so fun- dress as a character or iconic figure that shares the first letter of your name!
Can`t wait for next year!
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We’re giving away 4 tickets (2 winners of 2) to SCHEELS Ladies Night on Sunday, Nov. 9. Like and tag your NOCO ladies to be entered to win! The winner will be picked at random Wednesday, Nov. 5.
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It`s November 1 and we`re getting into the holiday spirit! NOCO Style`s November issue is finally here! This month`s edition is packed with gift ideas for everyone on your list, tips for being a good holiday host, home bakers and more! So grab a cup of coffee, get cozy and dive into the world of NOCO Style - your ultimate guide to living your best life in Northern Colorado!
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