Meeker Elementary News Today

Greeley Police Department Special Enforcement Team located and arrested the juvenile suspect without incident and executed a search warrant on the youth's home that recovered multiple firearms and other evidence of the shooting, according to a news release Saturday night from police.

At 2:59 p.m., police responded to a report of shots being fired in the area of 22nd Street and 35th Avenue. Police communicated with security officials at Greeley-Evans School District 6, and officials secured Meeker Elementary and Greeley West High School.

By Chris Selle | MSD Superintendent MEEKER | I am proud to be a Meeker Cowboy! Much of that pride results from the excellent educators who work in Meeker School District RE-1. As with any school year, we have made wonderful additions to our staff and are excited that the following individuals have chosen to

Though some schools still have some construction underway, none faced delays in opening their doors this week for back-to-school.

Isenhour retired last month, while Knox accepted a position at the Colorado Department of Education, Greeley-Evans Chief of Communications Theresa Myers confirmed Tuesday. 

Nominated by the Hutchinson family, Ms. McDonnell is a fourth-grade teacher who loves connecting with her students.

The annual event returned to in-person at the Ames City Hall auditorium after a completed virtual event last year.

Update From the House for District 80 by Rep. Holly Brink Hello Friends, The first funnel is over, so we have entered into a new season of the session. The only committees that met this week were Ways and Means, Appropriations, and Government Oversight. A large focus this week was given towards passing dozens of bipartisan bills in debate every day. Those bills will be sent to the Senate, or if they came from the Senate, they will be sent to the Governor’s desk. Every day I come to work I am ...

In virtual MLK Day celebration, Story County keeps focus on youth, music Ames Tribune Due to the pandemic, the MLK Day Planning Committee initially questioned whether to host their yearly event honoring Martin Luther King Jr. "However, considering the violent protesting, civil unrest and racial injustice that is occurring in our country, the answer was a resounding yes," committee member Vanessa Baker-Latimer said Monday evening. "We felt it was important that in Ames, Iowa, Dr. Kings message ...