Greeley Dec News Today

The first of three days of girls and boys state wrestling tournaments took place Thursday at Denver's Ball Arena. An impressive 56 local boys and five local girls picked up opening round wins.

And thanks in large part to the coordination by the city of Greeley and local organizations, even those without a home had a warm place to stay during the cold snap. Which resulted in the best case scenario: no deaths reported in Greeley due to the cold.

Feinstein’s base salary will go to $400,000 a year from $325,000, a jump of 23% that will also bring Feinstein’s salary more in line with college presidents at other Colorado colleges and universities.

“It’s a job and if you want to make the most of it, you have to put in the time and effort,” Specht said.

Though Greeley has decided to forgo its annual Greeley Lights the Night parade, several organizations and business owners will kick off a whole new holiday tradition with WinterFest.

The Colorado Department of Higher Education requires board of trustees' approval on program plans for new capital construction projects, according to back-up information accompanying the agenda for the trustees' meeting Friday.

The CTE Center and Jefferson High are on track to open for the start of the 2023-24 school year in August. Students will attend their home high schools for one-half of the day and the CTE Center for the other half of the day.