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June 7, 2024
The City of Fort Morgan on Thursday celebrated a step toward addressing local housing needs with a ribbon cutting ceremony for Legacy Townhomes in CenterPointe. The development is located at the intersection of Linda Street and Beaver Ave in Fort Morgan.“This has been an ongoing project for many years,” said City Manager Brent Nation. “This […]
June 5, 2024
Richard Lapp, owner of Bicycle Adventure in Fort Morgan, held an HGTV Ride on Saturday through downtown Fort Morgan.Riders were greeted by Sandy Engle, who had donated her time to help with the event. The morning began with breakfast burritos and give-aways provided by Bicycle Adventure and local businesses. Each stop allowed riders to visit with […]
February 3, 2024
Richard Lapp from Bicycle Adventure celebrated with a Fort Morgan Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting on Friday, rebranding his store. With help from the Historic Presentation Board, which has the authority to designate landmarks, Bicycle Adventure will now be considered one of those landmarks. “At this time, the city of Fort Morgan has 27 buildings […]
November 16, 2023
At the Nov. 7 Fort Morgan City Council meeting, the Economic Development Specialist for the City of Fort Morgan, Sandy Engle, announced Sagebrush Market as their Business of the Month for November. Engle told the Council that more than 6,500 food deserts exist in the United States. “These are places where economics and geography make […]
May 25, 2023
Stolley Park improves playground equipment and adds a splash pad.
July 1, 2021
7 hrs ago WEATHERFORD â Several local residents showed up at a public hearing Monday to express dismay over a planned subdivision in Precinct 2. County commissioners informed the residents of their rights but said developers have rights, as well. Sandy Engle, who lives on Alamo Road near Rhodes Ranch Estates, said they moved out to the area because it was rural, and they want it to stay that way. "Its open, we dont have city stuff going on, sirens, neighbors sitting on top of neighb...