Programs for youth..everywhere
“I can express myself the way I want through music and my voice.” This was one of many positive responses when youth were …
Not Giving Up: Giving it Full Throttle
After 20 years of being in the music industry, Lady Gang releases her debut, self-written, self-recorded album, “Full Throttle.” This album is appropriately …
The Lilac Hour in Fort Collins
Zoe Berman grew up in Simsbury, Conn., but calls Denver home. Zoe is a singer-songwriter who plays a mix of soul, jazz, and …
Wishful thinking leads to musical success
Miranda Fling started singing at a very young age. She has notebooks from elementary school full of silly childhood lyrics. Miranda never shared …
Photoscoops: timeless shoots
Samuel Cooper, Aka “Scoop,” fell in love with photography about the 10th time he did a 14er, and his images did not line …
Lizigns, also known as Liz Lawrence, has been designing since she was a kid but got most of or formal training at The …
We destine 2021 to be the year of self-love, indulging in the small things we can do for ourselves. With the pandemic and …
The Badgerhouse Company born from the love of art and a desire for change
Olivia Cox discovered her love for art in middle school. By the time she reached high school, she knew art was her most …
Sober curious and still indulging
The option of non-alcoholic drinks has always been the unicorn of the beverage world. Endless days of ordering sugary sodas and lemonades and, …
Zembu hosts Beats by Girlz
Fort Collins artist, Zembu’s latest release, Mixed, explores the complexities of being mixed race and her journey of understanding what that means more …
Emma Rose – A Sound of Honey
You might say Emma Rose was conceived on music. Her parents are prolific folk musicians who met, fell in love, had two babies …
Robin Lewis’ Slow Fade in the Deep Blue Water
Robin Lewis talks about her three new singles, re-releasing her first album, and discusses personal experiences that shaped her.
UCHealth Feeds Their Front Lines With Love You Can Taste
It’s said that feeding a loved one can earn you their heart. In that work relationships rise to the top of life’s most …
Is Matt Larson of The G.O.A.T. Sports Bar in Greeley stubborn as a goat, or the Greatest?
If someone told you they were planning to open a brand new sports bar and restaurant in the middle of a pandemic, you …
The Epic Egg Reinvents Itself — Again — With Divine Dinnerz
When the Greeley Epic Egg restaurants shut down in March at the pandemic’s onset, Christy and Mike Moriarty had many panicky déjà vu …
How are you? Loving pauses to change your day
“How are you?”
It’s just a simple question.
Often more of a greeting, though I have noticed the question has become a bit of a trigger with everything going on these days. How can we learn gentle pauses to help relieve this?
A Win: Grab-n-Go Snowfox Sushi Meets Hunger and Art Head On
Grab and Go Sushi at grocery store sushi kiosks, fill both an educational and culinary void in Americans’ sushi consumption. Snowfox offers franchises for sushi entrepreneurs, along with a two week training course at its Houston headquarters. After passing a food licensing examination, franchise investors are granted a certificate. This opportunity offers freedom for many refugees to own their business and develop a lifelong skill, empowering them to be self sufficient.
Start Where You Stand, Support The Cultural Enrichment Center
Jamal Skinner, founder and Executive Director of FoCo Cultural Enrichment Center asks, “Initially, I challenge the community. 170,000 people are living in this community. Probably point zero-zero-2% of that are Black teenagers. So my idea is, can we find 1% of 170,000 people who are willing to contribute $5 a month?”
New Colorado Music
New Colorado Music. This week Northern Colorado is busting with new releases. Check out the creativity of the Northern Colorado musicians.
The Mishawaka not immune, just resilient
The Mishawaka Amphitheatre (The Mish) was the first venue in Colorado to host a ticketed performance mid-June. The Mish obstacles were more significant than just the public health catastrophe and all the industry changes. The Mish also faced a natural disaster, Colorado’s largest wildfire on record, The Cameron Peak Fire.