EarthSky Tonight—Tonight Nov 7, Can you see the young moon?
Although the sky chart shows the planet Mars and the star Antares flanking the moon, you are not likely to see either in the twilight glare. You will be lucky…
Gouda Cheese Purchased at Costco Linked to E.coli
Health Department officials Friday warned consumers who purchased or sampled Dutch Style Gouda Cheese (Costco item 40654) at Costco locations that it has been linked to five-state outbreak of E.coli…
Leadership Changes in Local LDS Ward for Young Single Adults
Lloyd Glenn, a Fort Collins businessman, has been called to serve as Bishop of the Berthoud-based Twin Peaks Young Single Adults Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day…
Larimer County Open Lands Advisory Board Meeting – November
At 8:00 p.m. the Board will act on final reviews for three conservation easement acquisitions, and the River Bluffs Open Space educational kiosk banner and tagline approva
Ring Bells This Year — Do It For You!
It’s easy to do – you can pick your shift time (2 hours, or less) any time between 9 a.m. and 6 to 7 p.m. We’re ringing the bells and…
N2N in support of United Way
This year, Neighbor to Neighbor has seen many families seeking help for the first time. With help from United Way of Larimer County, we have increased our support services to…
Berthoud Football Falls in Season Finale
Berthoud was able to keep the score close throughout most of the game, giving the hometown fans plenty to cheer about in the final 48 minutes of the season.
EarthSky Tonight—Nov 6, A famous variable star in the constellation Cepheus
The brightness of a Cepheid variable star changes because the star is actually expanding and contracting in size.
Meningitis, a mother’s story
Luckily, Tyler survived, but he was in the hospital for almost 3 months. Doctors had to amputate his feet and some of the fingers on his right hand.
EarthSky Tonight—Tonight Nov 5, Constellation Cassiopeia high in northeast on November evenings
Cassiopeia was a queen in ancient Greek mythology. According to legend, she boasted she was more beautiful than the sea nymphs, called the Nereids.