Laporte News

Rebekka Dailey and Robert Kinney III are pleased to announce their marriage. The couple married on July Fourth 2009 at the Tapestry House in LaPorte.

On the west side of LaPorte, take a left on Larimer County Road 54G . This road remains County Road 54G until turning into County Road 52E at Bellvue.

Have you applied for a loan in the last six months? Yes, I was approved! Yes, but denied.

Celebrate our country's independence with fireworks, barbecues and fun activities on the Fourth of July this Saturday.

Plans to build and operate a 60-inch water pipeline from Bellvue to Greeley are being affected by other projects that would draw water from the Poudre River, including the controversial Glade Reservoir.

North Fort Collins and LaPorte were hit hardest by Monday's severe thunderstorm, and perhaps no one knows that better than Bobbie Randolph, owner of the Tapestry House in LaPorte.

Mia Christine Byrne and Zachary Pettinger were married on May 24, 2009, at The Tapestry House in Laporte.

They might not be the cutest or cuddliest of pets, but bees are fast becoming a popular hobby for many Coloradans.

The Monday night storm that rolled over Northern Colorado produced heavy rains, hail and plenty of lightning, but reports of property damage and lightning strikes in the Fort Collins area were unfounded, according to Poudre Fire Authority.

With Father's Day behind us, let's look ahead to the happenings of this week. Here's a glance at what's happening the next three days.

A male and a female riding a motorcycle in Larimer County were killed this afternoon when their bike crashed, according to the state patrol.

The Colorado State Patrol says two people have been killed in a motorcycle crash in Larimer County.

Greeley clutches the blunt cudgel of eminent domain in its fist and is threatening the rights of loyal citizens.

While meeting with men and women at Intervention Community Corrections Services to provide job search assistance, it's been most disturbing to learn of the widespread discrimination they encounter when seeking employment because they are "felons." It would be enlightening to know which one among us has never made a mistake.

The organizers of last month's Tea Party protest in Fort Collins are organizing another demonstration June 13, the day before Flag Day.

Soon, that building will come alive with honey and all things bees. Copoco's Honey, currently found at local farmers markets, is opening in the former A1 Wildwater building.

A LaPorte man accused of pretending to be a police officer while attempting to abduct children on two separate incidents reached a plea agreement with prosecutors Friday and faces up to 18 months in prison.

I am familiar with the Brinks property. It is lovely. Owners Rose and Jim Brinks have an open invitation to members of our Alzheimer's support group to enjoy the outdoors in an historical, quiet setting along the Poudre River.

The main road through LaPorte is going to keep its nondescript name, at least for the time being.

Unable to gain the blessings of three homeowners near Laporte, the Greeley Water and Sewer Department may seek to proceed with a contentious water pipeline project with the help of a court order.