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June 23, 2024
As of now firefighters do not know what started the fire. They are expected to have a brief ongoing the fire at 10 00 this morning. And turning our aattention the weather, there is a wind advisory issued for the ventura area. Yes. Lets find out how that plays a role in the fire. Yes. For us we dont have much in the way of winds up here, which is odd, but we have the offshore flow in place all over the golden state playing into that situation. We have temperatures that one of the things is becaus...
June 20, 2024
As she has lived here for 30 years. Her backyard is a construction zone. I would have to have a sleeping pill, but my ears because of the noise. Working crews are trying to repair Mountain View drive that collapsed during sundays storm. The reason is not totally clear but with more rain fall of the working crews must work quickly your from making this bad to worse, with a disconnected exposed pipes. Water could overflow. When it gets at this point there is no where to go your it was continued to...
November 19, 2023
Berthoud plans events for Shop Small Saturday Shop The town of Berthoud is encouraging people to shop local for the holidays through a special drive. Events kick off with Shop Small Saturday on Nov. 25, when the town will feature holiday markets to encourage shoppers to explore downtown Berthoud businesses. According to a town news […]
April 28, 2022
Several bills working their way through the Colorado Legislature this spring would nudge Coloradans toward low- and no-carbon technologies.
April 28, 2022
The coldest temperature this winter at the new home of Joe Smyth and Kristen Taddonio was 17-below. They live in Fraser, the Colorado town that used to get far, far colder.
April 28, 2022
The coldest temperature this winter at the new home of Joe Smyth and Kristen Taddonio was 17 below. They live in Fraser, the Colorado town that used to get far, far colder.