Fort Morgan Times

The Fort Morgan Times is a daily publication located in Fort Morgan, Colorado. This newspaper has been under the ownership of Prairie Mountain Publishing, a part of MediaNews Group, since 1996, following its purchase by Hollinger.

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Northern Colorado men’s basketball coach up for contract extension, raise

3 days ago | fortmorgantimes.com | Anne Delaney

Keeler: Former Rockies wish Dick Monfort would clean house: “You want to be proud of where you played”
Home Country: Defined by the heat

3 days ago | fortmorgantimes.com | Slim Randles

It’s the heat that defines us this month. It greets us at daybreak with its promise, but in an hour or so, it bears down on our shoulders and makes us dream of shade and something cold to drink. The best thing about our hot season, however, are evenings when most of the earth cools, and that breeze slides in off the mesa and caresses our cheeks. Then it’s time to sit, and laugh, and tell stories and just be with someone we love. Then is the culmination of a day we can be proud of.
Rockies sweep Marlins behind masterful Kyle Freeland, red-hot Hunter Goodman

3 days ago | fortmorgantimes.com | Patrick Saunders

The Rockies finally cleaned up their act. Their reward was a clean sweep of the Marlins in Miami. Riding left-hander Kyle Freeland’s excellent start, the hot bat of Hunter Goodman and one of their best defensive plays of the season, the Rockies beat Miami 3-2 on Wednesday afternoon at loanDepot Park to complete the three-game sweep.
Former teammate Kobe Hudson thinks Broncos’ Bo Nix, RJ Harvey will be ‘one of the best’ QB-RB duos in NFL

6 days ago | fortmorgantimes.com | Luca Evans

In brutal Alabama summers, the Auburn Tigers split themselves up for sprints, each position running with their own. Linemen. Quarterbacks. Skill-position guys. Except a young Bo Nix, at the time trying to find himself in SEC ball, defected. He’d jump in next to the wideouts. He wanted to push. And the quarterback, as former Auburn receiver Kobe Hudson remembered, won almost every sprint.
Stylist says Cassie confided that Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs pressured her into sex marathons

1 week ago | fortmorgantimes.com | Michael R. Sisak |Larry Neumeister

By MICHAEL R. SISAK and LARRY NEUMEISTER, Associated PressNEW YORK (AP) — The singer Cassie was content celebrating her 29th birthday with drinks, drugs and karaoke with friends, but her boyfriend, Sean “Diddy” Combs, had a different idea. The hip-hop mogul insisted on taking Cassie, his R&B protégé, to a Los Angeles hotel for another of his “freak-off” sex marathons, her friend and former stylist testified Wednesday at Combs’ federal sex trafficking trial.
Wiggins, Prairie athletes wrap up their season at state track

1 week ago | fortmorgantimes.com | Alissa Noe

Wiggins girls track and field could hardly have had a better state meet from May 15-17, as several individual state titles yielded a Class 2A team championship, the Tigers’ first ever. But outside of the crowns from senior Nahia Kelley in the 200-meter dash (25.56 seconds) and the 400 (57.92), and junior Brooke Schmidt in the discus (146–10) and shot put (36–11.75), others shone as well.
Brush, Fort Morgan athletes test their skills at state track

1 week ago | fortmorgantimes.com | Alissa Noe

Over the course of three days at Jeffco Stadium, high school athletes from all over Colorado tested their training and hard work in front of a crowd of thousands. The state track and field championships for all classifications took place from May 15 to 17, and while the event yielded a team state championship from Morgan County with Wiggins’ girls, it likewise resulted in other impressive performances from the area.
Brush girls golf finishes 11th at state

1 week ago | fortmorgantimes.com | Alissa Noe

In the final tournament of the 2025 spring season, Brush girls golfers could hold their heads high. By the end of the Class 2A state golf tournament at the Pueblo Country Club on Tuesday, the Beetdiggers placed 11th as a team with 624 cumulative strokes over two rounds, which put them squarely at 192 over par. Colorado Academy won the tournament with a 75-over par 507. Senior Molly Wulf led the Digger contingent with a lone spot at 32nd, which she achieved by shooting a 57-over-par 201.
Brush baseball has short run at regionals

1 week ago | fortmorgantimes.com | Alissa Noe

Brush baseball entered its Class 3A Region 6 tournament over the weekend more than battle-tested, but some Mean Moose got in the way of any attempt to put their tough schedule to use. The Beetdiggers, seeded at No. 11 in the regional hosted by No. 6 Resurrection Christian, hit a brick wall when they met up with No. 22 Alamosa in the first round of the tournament. The Mean Moose defeated them 8-2. Alamosa then went on to lose the championship game to Resurrection Christian 9-0.
New Vision celebrates one year of detox services in Fort Morgan

1 week ago | fortmorgantimes.com | Robin Northrup

New Vision at CommonSpirit St. Elizabeth Hospital recently celebrated its first anniversary with an open house, celebrating its commitment to providing medically supervised detoxification for individuals struggling with substance withdrawal. New Vision specializes in short-term inpatient detoxification, offering a three-to-five-day stay for adults experiencing withdrawal from alcohol, prescription medications, and certain drugs.