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Nicole Fox , of Louisville, Colo., is the newly crowned winner of America's Next Top Model after beating out 13 other hopefuls in the show's first competition for petite models only.

Good things come in small packages. Before the first-ever petite cycle of America's Next Top Model came to a close tonight, southern belle Laura Kirkpatrick and the unprepossessing Nicole Fox had two more chances to prove that they deserved to be on top.

Time to fast-forward to next Wednesday, since it's pretty darn clear Nicole Fox, 18, aka Bloody Eyeball, is going to be named "America's Next Top Model" for "short" cycle 13.

The Boulder County commissioners have decided to withhold $90,000 in funding from Access Counseling for now, a move that could cause the 35-year-old organization to close its doors.

A Kentucky waitress is one step closer to becoming America's Next Top Model. Laura Kirkpatrick, 19, of Stanford became one of two finalists on The CW's hit reality competition in the episode that aired Wednesday night.

Fitness For Living has expanded its Fitness Boot Camps to Louisville. The company, which has operated indoor and outdoor camps in Boulder, Lafayette and Longmont for seven years, is offering the new camps in Louisville's Fireside Elementary gymnasium.

After a long and courageous battle with Ovarian Cancer, Krista Correll Butler of Longmont, died at the Hospice Care Center in Louisville at 7:20 p.m. on November 4th with her husband and two sisters at her bedside to comfort her in the exit of this life and the beginning of a new journey.

University of Colorado sociology professor Michael Radelet testifies during former professor Ward Churchill s civil suit against CU earlier this year.

Residents here can expect to continue to see a summer farmers' market for at least another three years, while an organic grocery store also is in the works for downtown Louisville.

Dear folks, Our new job search workshop series launches in Louisville tomorrow morning, Monday, November 9 with the program "Setting Your Job Search Direction." Here's what a participant had to say about this workshop: "Thanks Liz for helping me see that my past jobs don't dictate my job search direction and helping me frame my background in terms ...

Details: Council members will discuss whether to impose a moratorium on marijuana-based businesses and what types of regulations, if any, the city have for those businesses.

Bridget Schumacher accepts a ballot on Monday at the drive-by drop-off location behind the Boulder County Clerk and Recorder's Office on the 500 block of Terry Street in Longmont.

A report, compiled by The Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation , says recent corporate announcements and an improvement in our region's business climate bode well for future job growth.

BROOMFIELD - Re/Max Alliance, a Re/Max realty franchise with 21 offices along the Front Range, including four in the Boulder Valley, has acquired fellow franchise Re/Max Horizons with two offices in Broomfield and Firestone.

A wrap up of the Camera`s candidate endorsements for local city councils and the Boulder Valley School District board.

A former Louisville woman serving a 16-year sentence in the death of her infant son has been granted new counsel.

Two minors and one adult were arrested Tuesday on suspicion of kidnapping, robbery and assault after a deal to buy marijuana ended in a fight at school.

BCBR Article RE/MAX Alliance acquires franchise By Business Report Staff October 22, 2009 -- BROOMFIELD - RE/MAX Alliance, a RE/MAX realty franchise with 21 offices along the Front Range, including four in the Boulder Valley, has acquired fellow franchise RE/MAX Horizons with two offices in Broomfield and Firestone.

City council candidates in both Lafayette and Louisville generally support allowing medical marijuana dispensaries -- but they want to see regulations.

Idol Minds, the developer behind the physics-based PlayStation Network title Pain , has reportedly laid off half of its 50-strong workforce.