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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Greeley Fire Department shares tips for enjoying fireworks safely

23 hours ago | greeleytribune.com | Morgan McKenzie

The Greeley Fire Department wants to ensure the Fourth of July goes out with a bang. That all starts with residents following firework safety tips at their festivities, including avoiding the use of illegal fireworks in the city of Greeley that can result in hefty fines or even jail time. Say no to a big fireworks show at homeResidents who possess, sell or use illegal fireworks can be fined up to $1,000 and face possible jail time, according to a city of Greeley news release.
Weld RE-4 invites community to virtual town halls on cellphone policy

2 days ago | greeleytribune.com | Morgan McKenzie

The Weld RE-4 School District will host two virtual town halls in July to discuss cellphone usage in schools. The town halls come after Colorado lawmakers passed House Bill 25-1135, titled “Communication Devices in Schools,” in May. The bill requires schools to implement a policy about the use of student communication devices during the school day, according to a Weld RE-4 news release.
DIA flights grounded as severe thunderstorms move across Denver metro

3 days ago | greeleytribune.com | Katie Langford

FAA issued a ground stop until at least 3 p.m.
Dementia Together, Banner Health bring SPECAL method to northern Colorado hospital system

4 days ago | greeleytribune.com | Morgan McKenzie

The number of abortions kept rising in 2024 because of telehealth prescriptions, report finds
Rooting for regional: Get to know Greeley Stampede rodeo contestants

4 days ago | greeleytribune.com | Morgan McKenzie

Every summer, more than 100 people come from all over the world to compete in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association ProRodeo events at the Greeley Stampede. First-place winners can leave with thousands of dollars in their pocket, and thousands of people fill the seats every night to see who the top finalists will be. But like cheering on the home team, Weld County residents typically favor the local rodeo contestants.
Teens invited to apply for job shadowing at West Ridge Animal Hospital

4 days ago | greeleytribune.com | Morgan McKenzie

A statewide shortage of veterinary professionals has inspired a local job shadow opportunity for northern Colorado teens. Vet Set Go, in support of Loveland-based Antech Diagnostics, calls for entries to shadow a clinic team on Wednesday, July 30 at West Ridge Animal Hospital in Greeley. Aspiring veterinarians between the ages of 16 and 18 have until July 11 to apply.
Longtime volunteers Barb and Jim Welch, teammates cook for Stampede rodeo contestants

4 days ago | greeleytribune.com | Anne Delaney

Behind the sights and sounds of the Greeley Stampede — the rides, the music, the shows and the rodeos — is a large group of hardworking people who bring much of the experience to life for attendees at one of the region’s marquee summer events. The volunteers.
Town of Gilcrest honors Valley High School's FFA championship chapter

4 days ago | greeleytribune.com | Anne Delaney

NATO leaders gather Tuesday for what could be a historic summit, or one marred by divisions
District 6’s alternative program graduates enter ‘Next’ chapter with GED

6 days ago | greeleytribune.com | Morgan McKenzie

Leo Monrreal thought he’d be a high school dropout. However, on Saturday morning, he crossed a finish line that he never thought he would reach: graduation. The Next GED + Program, an alternative route to completing high school, brought Monrreal one step closer to pursuing a law enforcement career. Monrreal and others who have completed Next graduated alongside students of a sister program, the Greeley-Evans Alternative Program (GAP), on Saturday morning at District 6 Stadium.
‘You are the solution’: Summer Solstice event raises money for Poudre Learning Center

6 days ago | greeleytribune.com | Morgan McKenzie

Ray Tschillard estimates that over 200,000 students have visited the Poudre Learning Center. Tschillard, a former executive director of the Poudre Learning Center, said to a crowd at a fundraising event on Friday, “Our job today is really to look at: How do we help the next 100,000 students?”The Poudre Learning Center Foundation hosted “Solstice Sunset,” a fundraiser event benefiting the Field Experience Ambassador Program, Friday evening at the center’s InSTEM Building in Greeley.