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Jan 8, 2025 | 
lhvc.com | Vicky Dorvee
Last year was Niwot Hall's first as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Many donations were made throughout the year, and end of the year fundraising efforts resulted in additional tax deductible donations of just over $8,000 thanks to participation in the Colorado Gives Foundation, two Rebecca Folsom concerts, and the sale of Carolyn Bradley paintings displayed in the Hall. Niwot Hall is operated solely by unpaid volunteers and several new volunteers have just been welcomed to the organization.
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
lhvc.com | Scott Barto |Vicky Dorvee |Karen Sherlock |Melissa Johnson
Dec 4, 2024Do you know of a local event, interesting story or local person the Courier might be interested in covering? Do you have comments about what you have read in the Courier or suggestions to make? We would like to hear from you at [email protected]@lhvc.com....
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Nov 27, 2024 | 
lhvc.com | Vicky Dorvee
Boulder County worked with a ditch company and engineers to come up with a fix to repair bridge abutments along Hidden Star Trail that were being undercut by water. According to Boulder County Trails Supervisor Andy Tyler, "We will be using grouted riprap to stabilize the embankment.
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Nov 19, 2024 | 
lhvc.com | Scott Barto |Vicky Dorvee |Melissa Johnson |Elise Marylander
Nov 27, 2024Do you know of a local event, interesting story or local person the Courier might be interested in covering? Do you have comments about what you have read in the Courier or suggestions to make? We would like to hear from you at [email protected]@lhvc.com....
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Nov 13, 2024 | 
lhvc.com | Vicky Dorvee
A big change is coming to an historic building in downtown Niwot. What has been known as "The Grange" for nearly 80 years will now be known as "Niwot Hall."It's not the first time the building has been renamed. Originally, the building at 195 Second Ave. was known as Nelson Hall, named after John Nelson, who built it and ran a mercantile business at the location. It is believed to be the first commercial building in Niwot and was home to several different businesses and meeting rooms.
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Aug 21, 2024 | 
lhvc.com | Bruce Warren |Scott Barto |Elise Marylander |Vicky Dorvee
Aug 21, 2024Do you know of a local event, interesting story or local person the Courier might be interested in covering? Do you have comments about what you have read in the Courier or suggestions to make? We would like to hear from you at [email protected]@lhvc.com....
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May 8, 2024 | 
lhvc.com | Jessica Checkas |Joan Schaefer |Peggy Graham |Vicky Dorvee
|May 8, 2024May 8, 2024ACROSS 3. video 5. Unified 6. Lakeland 8. soccer 9. Carnival DOWN 1. Kilpatrick 2. emotions 4. enrollment 7. ninth 8. Stapp... May 8, 2024Do you know of a local event, interesting story or local person the Courier might be interested in covering? Do you have comments about what you have read in the Courier or suggestions to make? We would like to hear from you at [email protected]@lhvc.com....
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Mar 6, 2024 | 
lhvc.com | Vicky Dorvee
March's lineup of lectures, music, and dancing at the Left Hand Grange offers the public many ways to connect to others in the local community both in the past and present. Also, watch for more news soon, but for now here's a tease to let Home on the Grange readers know that more aesthetic upgrades to the Grange are in the making.
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Feb 7, 2024 | 
lhvc.com | Vicky Dorvee
February at the Left Hand Grange gives the public opportunities to be part of a number of social interactions that are unique to this community. Whether you're ready to get up and dance, or like to sit and listen to music, be amongst a vibrant group of your neighbors, or learn about the soil your food is grown in, this month's activities at the Grange will bring you happiness and gratification. Community Dance SessionsWednesdays, Feb.
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Feb 7, 2024 | 
lhvc.com | Vicky Dorvee
Local musician Kevin Dooley was asked to perform six days before the Bert Steele memorial bench dedication ceremony. He responded, "I would be honored to do that. Bert was a dear friend and it would mean a lot to me to be there."Steele, the owner of Niwot Market and beloved community supporter, passed away suddenly last August after a short illness.
