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If you still haven't voted in Weld County, you have until 7 p.m. tonight to get in line at a polling location to cast your ballot.

The Greeley Tribune and the Latino Coalition of Weld County hosted a free "Last Chance Voters Forum" on Friday evening at Kimberly's Event Center, 1029 8th Ave., in Greeley. The forum included translation services and a voter registration booth.

Building out "we space" and "me space" to woo back workers

A Greeley resident says he hopes to bring more practical solutions and transparency to city government by running for mayor this November.

Election officials will send mail ballots for the Nov. 7 election to registered voters across Colorado this week, kicking off the 2023 election to decide on two statewide ballot measures, local measures and local leaders.

Greeley-Evans School District 6 human resources staff hope to maximize the district's recruitment, hiring and retention of employees by implementing a retention plan, continuing a teacher pipeline program and expanding social media recruitment.

It’s with pride that we celebrate Greeley’s incredible accomplishments during the time that John Gates has served our city in several roles — most recently as mayor. We have admired and appreciated John Gates’ leadership since he picked up the mayor’s gavel for the first time. He has consistently led with humility, grace, patience, sincerity, […]

Alquist 3D, an innovator in printing homes, will relocate its headquarters to Greeley from Iowa in a high-profile win for Colorado's push to become a hub of new construction technologies.

As they announced Alquist 3D’s relocation to the city on Friday, speakers including Mayor John Gates and City Manager Raymond Lee expressed optimism that the new technology would help the city make strides toward solving the affordable housing crisis.

Alquist LLC, the startup company that will 3D print houses, starting in Greeley, expects to be so busy that it was willing to include a licensing agreement in its economic-development deal with the community so that Greeley could use the new technology on its own.