Greeley Tribune

Nathan C. Meeker, who wrote about agriculture for Horace Greeley at the New York Tribune, started the Greeley Tribune in 1870. The inaugural issue hit the stands on November 16, 1870. Initially, the Tribune was a weekly newspaper until 1908, when it transitioned to a daily publication. In 1913, the Tribune expanded by acquiring two additional daily newspapers in Greeley.

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University of Northern Colorado approves $219 million budget for fiscal year 2026

18 hours ago | greeleytribune.com | Anne Delaney

The University of Northern Colorado Board of Trustees approved a $219 million operating budget for its upcoming fiscal year 2025-26, and it’s a spreadsheet including tuition increases both for undergraduate and graduate students. The approved budget, which came Friday at the board’s meeting on campus in Greeley, aligned with the preliminary version presented last month. It takes effect July 1.
Northern Colorado men’s basketball coach Steve Smiley ‘excited’ to continue with the Bears

20 hours ago | greeleytribune.com | Anne Delaney

Saying he has “a lot of gas left in my tank,” Northern Colorado men’s basketball coach Steve Smiley expressed plenty of joy to continue his work with the Bears for an additional three years. Smiley, 44 and the program’s winningest head coach in the Division I era, earned a contract raise and extension Friday. The UNC board of trustees approved a new deal keeping Smiley in Greeley through 2030. Smiley will start his sixth season this year.
These are the Colorado locations where you could have been exposed to measles

1 day ago | greeleytribune.com | Meg Wingerter

These are the Colorado locations where you could have been exposed to measles People in contagious period could have infected others in Denver, Aurora, Colorado Springs and Grand Junction
Northern Colorado men’s basketball coach up for contract extension, raise

2 days ago | greeleytribune.com | Anne Delaney

Pending board of trustees approval, Steve Smiley’s base salary is set to increase by almost 14%
Aims Community College Board of Trustees seeking letters of interest for board seat vacancy

2 days ago | greeleytribune.com | Anne Delaney

To be eligible for the appointment, a candidate must be at least 18 years old, and a registered voter in the Aims district for at least 12 consecutive months before the appointment. The candidate also must be a resident of District E, which is one of five districts overseen by the board, and is comprised of the Weld RE-5J School District (Johnstown and Milliken) and Greeley-Evans School District 6. Subscribe to continue reading this article.
‘Ambassador for Greeley’: A void left with death of civic leader, former teacher and coach John Haefeli

3 days ago | greeleytribune.com | Anne Delaney

At times, John Haefeli even wore shorts while fishing in cold water. Haefeli was known in Greeley for wearing shorts all throughout the year. They were an identifiable part of his character and personality. Shorts and a puffer jacket or shorts and a vest. While fishing in mountain water might not seem to be the place for shorts, Haefeli, an avid and well-traveled fisherman, opted for shorts in the summer and early fall, according to his wife and fishing partner, Delia.
‘Time to shine’: Windsor High alum Vinny Gonzales returns to MMA

3 days ago | greeleytribune.com | Zant Reyez

Vinny Gonzales’ return to mixed martial arts fighting this past weekend marked the end of a nine-year hiatus for the 2013 Windsor High School graduate and younger brother of Justin Gonzales, a pro MMA fighter. On Saturday night, the younger Gonzales faced Gerardo Pinon in a 185-pound match. Gonzales won by unanimous decision. His fight was one of nine at Sparta 105: NOCO Showdown at the Island Grove Event Center, 421 N 15th Ave., put on by Sparta Sports and Entertainment.
Northern Colorado Owlz baseball series moved to Montana with bans on Future Legends complex facilities

3 days ago | greeleytribune.com | Anne Delaney

The Northern Colorado Owlz, an independent-league baseball team owned by Future Legends LLC in Windsor, will play a series this week in Montana instead of at home, both the Owlz and Billings Mustangs announced recently. The six-game Pioneer League series scheduled for Tuesday-Thursday evening and Saturday and Sunday afternoon will be played at Dehler Park in Billings. The series was originally scheduled to be in Windsor at Future Legends’ 4Rivers Equipment Stadium on Diamond Valley Drive.
New equestrian center, hotel project at National Western Center wins approval from Denver council

4 days ago | greeleytribune.com | Elliott Wenzler

New equestrian center, hotel project at National Western Center wins approval from Denver council Split decision comes after weeks of delays amid community pushback against plan
Another Colorado wolf dies after relocation as federal officials investigate circumstances

4 days ago | greeleytribune.com | Elise Schmelzer

Another Colorado wolf dies after relocation as federal officials investigate circumstances Wolf is the fourth to die among the 15 released in January