Windsor News

MAY 19 1975 The funnel cloud was viewed, left, from Interstate 70, about a mile east of the Peoria exit.

Greeley officials are joining with other communities along the Front Range in asking congressional leaders to help them get waivers on federal requirements that state trains must blast their horns at railroad crossings.

Here are the best places we've found where you'll be able to see professional fireworks displays on Independence Day .

U.S. Sens. Michael Bennet and Mark Udall are asking a Senate panel to reconsider Federal Railroad Administration safety regulations requiring trains to sound their horns when approaching and passing through crossings.

Evan Taylor, 11, far right, plays bass Wednesday as Madison Hopkins, 14, center, and Laurel Ave, 10, left, play cello during a beginning orchestra class at the Summer Academy of Music at Conrad Ball Middle School in Loveland.

PDC Energy on Monday formally agreed to pay $35,000 in response to February's 30-hour, 84,000-gallon fracking flow back fluid spill north of Windsor.

Former Windsor Middle School principal Doug Englert pleaded guilty to menacing as an act of domestic violence for an incident in which he punched his wife.

For Joe Johnson and his team at Quorum Prosthetics their daily mission is to help fix people.

Summer time is orange-barrel time across the country, and Windsor is no exception.

JOSHUA POLSON/jpolson@greeleytribune.com Ron Wagner gets the measuring tape out for a photo while visiting with long-time customer West Foster for The Bespoke Edge while at the West Point Professional Building at 910 54th Ave, Tuesday afternoon in Greeley.

As nature cranked up the thermostat over the past few weeks, residents have flocked to Chimney Park Pool in search of a way to cool off and beat the heat.

FOR WINDSOR NOW! Prince Dauntless is asking permission from his uncooperative mother, the Queen , to marry Winnifred , the Swamp Princess, in "Once Upon a Mattress" that will be performed at 7 p.m. June 20-21 at Windsor Charter Academy.

T.M. FASANO/tfasano@mywindsornow.com Ginger Hazel, owner of Knowledge Bound in Windsor, won a national contest through store supplier Creative Teaching Press for a classroom makeover.

Former Windsor Middle School principal Doug Englert pleaded guilty Friday afternoon to menacing as an act of domestic violence -- a class 5 felony.

So far, new home construction in Windsor in 2013 is on pace to match or exceed permits from the early and mid-2000s.

The American Legion, 624 Ash St. in Windsor, will be hosting a salute to veterans and flag retirement ceremony from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday.

Thousands of Fort Collins residents each weekend forgo the city's ever-increasing secular culture and flock to the doors of some its largest churches for a religious oasis.

The American Legion, 624 Ash St. in Windsor, will be hosting a salute to veterans and flag retirement ceremony from 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Saturday.

As summer begins, so does the tradition of summer road work, bringing delays and potentially closures as roads are paved in Windsor.

The Rev. James A. Call of Fort Collins and former pastor of the Sterling Assembly of God Church , went home to be with our Lord Jesus Christ on June 8, 2013.