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FoCo Cafe provides healthy, sustainable food for all

Among the dozens of restaurants in the Old Town area is the FoCo Cafe. Despite the numerous establishments, there is something unique about this location.  According to the cafe’s website, “FoCo Cafe’s mission is to build community by providing nutritious and delicious meals to the people of Fort Collins regardless of their ability to pay...

Fort Collins uses pandemic recovery funds for affordable housing, Wi-Fi

Ten local projects will receive a combined $4.15 million of Fort Collins' federal pandemic recovery funds.

Fort Collins mobile home park residents end effort to buy Hickory Village

Colorado State plans affordable apartments for employees, community

Neighbors of Timberline Church, 2908 S. Timberline Road, can weigh in May 3 on plans for a proposed land swap that could eventually lead to 180 "affordable and attainable" apartments on what's currently church property. The church and Colorado State University have been working on a deal that would trade roughly 10 acres on the southeast edge of Timberline's property for 5 acres of CSU's former agronomy farm south of the church. Once the land swap is finalized, CSU will donate the land to Tetrad Property Group to build and operate 180 below-market rate apartments. Sixty units will be reserved for university employees who make less than 80% of the Area Median Income, said Brett Anderson, special assistant to CSU Chancellor Tony Frank.

Fort Collins church to transform part of their land for affordable housing

Fort Collins church to transform part of their land for affordable housing Ivan Rodriguez and last updated 2021-02-08 20:43:30-05 FORT COLLINS, Colo. — One Fort Collins church says this plan has been years in making and now it’s picking up steam. Heart of the Rockies Church (Disciples of Christ) in Fort Collins is working with non-profits in the area to transform nine acres of their land for affordable housing. "We feel that by developing this property into some useful purpose for the community, we’ll be serving God in the best way that our congregation can," said Sue Anderson, who lives in the neighborhood and is a part of the congregation.