Local News

Boulder County is offering residents a chance to try an all-electric induction cooktop for free through a two-week lending program aimed at reducing indoor air pollution and supporting the transition to cleaner, energy-efficient cooking technologies.

The City of Loveland has opened a new half-mile trail and trailhead at Wild Natural Area along Highway 34 and Glade Road, offering hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing opportunities.

Longmont resident Alex Kalkhofer has announced his candidacy for one of two at-large seats on the Longmont City Council in the upcoming municipal election on November 4, focusing on housing affordability, transportation, and community growth.

An online informational session about True North, a new affordable housing community in downtown Longmont offering 185 residences, will take place on March 12 at 5 p.m., providing details on homeownership opportunities and the project timeline.

Mountain View Fire Rescue has named four finalists in its search for a new fire chief, as current Chief Dave Beebe prepares to retire next month.

In celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, the Beth Gadbaw Celtic Trio will bring traditional Celtic music to the Longmont Museum’s Friday Afternoon Concert Series on March 14.

Chennelle Diong, founder and CEO of Longmont-based GoodLove Foods, secured a $150,000 deal with investor Lori Greiner on "Shark Tank" for her gluten-free frozen food brand, which specializes in celiac-safe, ready-to-bake products.

The City of Longmont will conduct helicopter log extractions at Button Rock Preserve between March 17 and 28 as part of a forest health and wildfire risk reduction project, with temporary trail closures in effect during operations.

The City of Longmont is accepting applications from residents interested in serving on various boards and commissions, with vacancies available in 11 advisory groups that help shape local policies and programs.

Boulder County Parks and Open Space, along with the Sheriff’s Office Fire Management Program, will conduct controlled agricultural burns at multiple locations starting as early as March 10 to manage vegetation and prepare land for spring seeding.