by Barbara Platts | Features, Stories
Dandelion Arts Collective Uses Performing Arts to Foster Empathy, Healing, and Health Equity Photography by John Robson On a Sunday afternoon in October, a meeting room at the Longmont Public Library holds a small group of young students, their parents, and...
by Katy Ibsen | Features, Stories
For Gail Sundberg-Douse and Mark Douse, Retirement Was the Motivation to Update the Heart of Their Century-Old Home Gail Sundberg-Douse sits in her breakfast nook, thinking about what she’ll do for the day. On the kitchen island rests a spool of yarn, needles, and the...
by Sarah Kuta | Features, Stories
Four Longmont Coworking Spaces Offer a Change of Scenery with a Side of Community Longmont’s coworking spaces cater to a variety of professionals, from aestheticians and accountants to engineers and IT professionals. Many are entrepreneurial small business owners,...
by Barbara Platts | Features, Stories
The Colder Months Are an Opportune Time to See Birds of Prey Winter is prime time for spotting birds of prey around the city’s reservoirs and open spaces. In open water that attracts waterfowl and mammals, as well as in nature areas with long-distance views, eagles...
by Barbara Platts | Features
A Way Forward Provides Free Services to Help People Recover from Addiction Many have likely gone by the yellow 8house at the corner of Sixth Avenue and Terry Street, but they may not know the breadth of work that goes on behind the wooden front door. The house is home...
by Heather Mundt | Features
Longmont’s Hells Angels Are Paving Their Own Path to Connection, Community, and Giving Back On a Monday night, inside a former tortilla factory tucked into a strip mall near 11th Avenue and Main Street, members of the Longmont charter of the Hells Angels Motorcycle...
