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The Benefits of Buying a Home in the Fall & Winter
Fall & Winter Opportunities for Buyers When most people think about buying a home, they picture spring open houses and summer moving trucks. But in Northern Colorado, where the real estate market moves fast year-round, the fall and winter seasons can actually...
Gratitude in Action: Volunteer in Northern Colorado
Neighbors Helping NeighborsAs we move into the season of gratitude and giving I’m thinking of ways to make a difference in our communities. Our team will be chipping in early November to help with an organization called A Little Help whose missions is to help seniors...
National First Responders Day
Courage, Compassion, and Community Earlier last week it was National First Responders Day. National First Responders Day is Observed on October 28th, and was first established by Congress in 2017. The day is designated to honor the brave individuals who respond to...
Zombie Rabbits of Fort Collins
The Weird Truth Behind the Viral Wildlife Story Across Northern Colorado, residents have spotted rabbits with horn-like growths, leading to viral posts and startled headlines. Don’t worry, these aren’t undead critters from a horror film. They’re actually infected with...
Why Every Homebuyer Should Work with a Buyer’s Agent
Why Every Homebuyer Should Work with a Buyer’s AgentBuying a home is one of the biggest financial and emotional decisions you’ll ever make. With so many moving parts—market trends, contracts, inspections, negotiations—it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. That’s where a...
Solar Energy & Eco-Friendly Homes in NoCo
Sunshine Living If you’ve spent any time in Northern Colorado, you know two things: the sun shines nearly year-round, and people here care about living close to nature. Put those together, and you’ve got the recipe for a movement that’s changing the way homes are...
Falling Into Family Traditions, Sports, and Pumpkin Fun
Autumn’s in the Air Can you believe that we are already in the second week of October? The cooler weather is certainly a reminder that fall is here, and that winter is on its way. Fall is one of the most enjoyable times of the year for so many people. A few things in...
Why ADUs Are the Future of Multigenerational Living
The Old Way of Multigenerational Living For decades, when families in Northern Colorado needed space for parents moving in—or young adults who weren’t quite ready to fly the nest—the go-to solution was to: Finish a basement Convert an extra room Or build a large...
A Journey Through Fort Collins’ Craft Beer Scene
Beyond the Giants On a sunny Saturday in Fort Collins, it’s easy to fall into a familiar rhythm. You grab a bike, cruise the Poudre River Trail, and inevitably end up at New Belgium or Odell. And why not? They’re institutions—sprawling patios, live music, iconic IPAs,...
In Your Backyard
September in Colorado: The Best of Both Seasons
Why September Shines in Northern Colorado September is quickly approaching, and it’s one of the best times of the year in Colorado. Between the cooler temps, the aroma of roasted green hatch chilies, and the lineup of local events, this month is the perfect bridge...
Your Northern Colorado July 4th Guide by City
4th of July in NoCo Explore the best 4th of July events in Northern Colorado—parades, fireworks, concerts, and family fun in Loveland, Fort Collins, Greeley, Longmont, Wellington, Windsor, and Timnath.Loveland: Parades and Pool Days Annual Independence Day...
The Summer BBQ
The Summer BBQ Just recently we hosted our annual client appreciation summer BBQ in Twin Silo's Park. The thing that I love about this team is our shared philosophy of the client experience. Our core fundamental values all surround the client and their needs. We...
Baseball Life in CO
Getting in the Game When our kids reached that age to throw a ball, we were throwing. It’s just what some parents do. I was a baseball player my wife was a basketball player and if our 4 kids showed any interest in something, we always encouraged them to try a season...
Growing Up in Fort Collins
When Streetlights Were Our Curfew and the World Felt Safer I was born in 1971 at Poudre Valley Hospital, back when Fort Collins was a quieter town nestled against the Rockies. Growing up, my world revolved around the simple joys of childhood: riding my bike to Rolland...
A Visit to Eastern Colorado – Akron and The Snake Pit
A Visit to Eastern Colorado - Akron I recently got the opportunity to take a day trip out to eastern Colorado; a part of the state that is perhaps less visible than our pristine mountains. I figured this would just be a good story to tell, and possibly encourage a new...
The Vital Role of K9 Units in Fort Collins Police Services
The Vital Role of K9 Units in Fort Collins Police Services The Fort Collins Police Department recently put on a public education talk at the Elizabeth Hotel about their police dogs, and I found it fascinating! From the services they provide, how they are trained, and...
Stories of DIA: Turbulence, Thunderstorms & Takeoffs
Turbulence, Thunderstorms & Takeoffs Let's talk about airplanes, travel, and a little bit about Denver International Airport, we all call it DIA, but a couple of years ago they changed their branding and marketing to DEN. Whatever, doesn't really matter, as I...
Why Fall is Awesome in Northern Colorado
Why Fall is Awesome in Northern Colorado: A Love Letter to Fort Collins Northern Colorado is brimming with a variety of delightful dessert spots, each offering unique treats for every sweet tooth. From creamy scoops of ice cream to decadent baked goods, this region...