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Sometimes one does not need to go back in time very far to find an historical and inspiring tale, today’s story is literally happening this week and it is a…

Maybe it's for a new job or maybe it's to take a leap and try something new, but if you're reading this, you might be looking to move to Fort Collins.  And you're not alone. The picturesque Northern Colorado city — and frequent "best of" list lander — is becoming increasingly known for its quality of life and has a steadily growing population to match. It's large enough to have some big city amenities, but hasn't lost the small-town charm that sprinkles its quaint downtown blocks. While Old Town is perfect for a fancy date night among gleaming restaurants and sparkling storefronts, a s...

A TREASURED glimpse of an Inverkeithing business was captured this week when it starred on the BBC's Antique Road Trip show.

State superintendent candidate Kerr has been an ardent supporter of reopening schools. //end headline wrapper ?> Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee State superintendent candidate Deborah Kerr, left, gets a tour of the Beloit Public Library on Monday, March 29, 2021, in Beloit, Wis. Angela Major/WPR When Deborah Kerr talks about her vision for the state Department of Public Instruction, she likes to point out “quick wins” she’d want to knock out early on. In the immediate aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic, for example, she wants to bring retired teachers bac...

Yearly crane festival, one of the great natural displays in Colorado, goes virtual Since last March, many flights have been canceled due to the pandemic. The sandhill cranes at the Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge are an exception. Author: Anne Herbst Updated: 8:24 AM MST March 9, 2021 MONTE VISTA, Colo — Since last March, so many flights have been canceled due to the pandemic. The sandhill cranes at the Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge are an exception. “Look at them—there are thousands of them,” said Barbara Fleming, a wildlife photographer b...