I often get requests from customers for prices on cruises. Often times, the customer has never cruised before and has seen an advertisement that has piqued their curiosity. Although I ask many questions to find out what they expect from a cruise, sometimes it’s not enough. Across the dozen or so cruise lines that sail…
Her crafting journey has taken her from handbags to computer bags to luggage to her first concealed carry bag. Wonder what she has in her bag of tricks next? Introducing Kathy Sholders – the self-taught crafter behind Nannadidit Handmade. My journey to becoming a self-taught bag maker began about six years ago while I was…
Against the Grain aims to spark thought, challenge thinking, and encourages each reader to be the best version of themselves possible. Some discussions may be mildly uncomfortable; some may be enlightening. We’ll approach each with an open mind and willingness to explore what we may not always understand, for it’s in being uncomfortable that we’ll…
Attending the National FFA Washington Leadership Conference wasn’t just another trip; it was a wake-up call. For a week, I was surrounded by hundreds of FFA members from across the country who all had one thing in common: a fire to make their communities better. Every session, activity, and late-night conversation made me think bigger…
The identities of the six Hispanic men killed last week after a suspected gas exposure at a dairy in Keenesburg have been announced by the Weld County coroner. The six men were all from small communities around Fort Collins and Greeley and employed at Prospect Valley Dairy in Keenesburg. Their ages ranged from 17 to 50. Juanita Hurtado…
A recently enacted Colorado law requires drivers to stop for school buses with flashing red lights and extended stop arms, even from the opposite direction, unless there is a physical barrier separating the lanes. This new law aims to enhance safety for students getting on and off school buses. The law went into effect as of May 24,…
