Scott Conlin News Today

While Longmont City Council members urged citizens to vote “yes” in favor of raising their taxes to fund a new branch library, an arts and entertainment center and additional recreational facilities, the vast majority of their constituents responded with a resounding no on Nov. 7.

The guest opinion by Linda Holbrook in Monday's paper ends by asking a legitimate question: Why not flag library books discussing gender identity issues?

Longmont voters will decide the fate of a new recreation center at Dry Creek Community Park and a potential land swap involving the local YMCA on this year’s November ballot.

Airbus H125 patrol helicopters have become a familiar sight across Alberta’s largest city.

WILKES-BARRE — After weathering some tough times and occupying a few homes over the years, a local theater company is still going strong with a century’s worth of productions under