Fort Lupton News Archives

The Windsor School Board election is included on the Weld County election ballot for Windsor voters.

A dog's whimper and smoke odor helped a family detect an electrical fire in its home Thursday in Fort Lupton.

Although only a handful of people showed up to hear arguments for and against both Windsor ballot questions at the Windsor Chamber of Commerce open forum Tuesday night, the questions and comments were plentiful.

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Tomaryn: 'I don't come with any agendas or baggage' In a period of economic downturn, it's easy to criticize those in public office, but criticizing others without taking responsibility for solving the problems becomes just empty talk.

Weld County authorities have arrested a 16-year-old boy in a fatal shooting apparently sparked by a fight over the victim's dogs.

A deadly shooting Wednesday night in southern Weld County may have been the result of a pesky dog, according to authorities.

Though Fort Lupton's Tommy Holton is running for mayor uncontested, the Fort Lupton municipal elections have the potential for close races for city council spots in wards I, II and III.

A week after they began hitting mailboxes across Weld County, ballots are trickling into the Weld Election Office.

Several school boards throughout Weld County will be having elections on November's ballot.

Anyone who can't make it to the event, can send donations to Mary Ann Ramos, PO Box 66, Fort Lupton, CO 80621 or to Max, In care of Alyssa Ramos at Fort Lupton Middle School at 201 S. McKinley Ave., Fort Lupton, CO 80621.

A driver fleeing police in Longmont last night ran a red light and crashed into another vehicle, injuring that car's driver and himself.

United States postal employee Bill Fry helps to unload the ballots for the upcoming Greeley election Saturday morning at the post office at 39th Avenue and 10th Street.

Leopoldo Rivera, Jr., and Diana Amaya, both of Johnstown Isaac Rodriguez and Briana Pralle, both of Fort Lupton Ronald Nidetch II and Marsha Cole, both of Keenesburg Oct.

Pamela Kay Snyder, left, takes the oath of office as the 26th Postmaster of the Sterling Post Office as her husband Wayne and two grandsons look on.

You can share your blacksmith skills at the blacksmith rendezvous or come to learn more about pounding hot iron during the Hot Iron Rendezvous this weekend in Fort Lupton.

This fall you face a decision about whether to increase taxes to support public education in Greeley-Evans School District 6. District 6 is making strong advancements in the quality of education provided to students.

Do you feel the economy is turning around? Yes No It's so slow I can't tell which way it's moving.