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When opening the store more than 17 years ago, owner Carrie Adams decided that, as an independently run pet store, she would offer higher quality natural foods, free from chemicals and preservatives as much as possible. It’s a focus she’s retained ever since.  

The elk management plan grants three hunters one-week access permits to hunt on open space.

Cooldowns are visible in the future.

“During the accelerator program, startups will participate in a shared retail space, attend a variety of sessions to improve their skills, connect with mentors and industry experts, get access to perks and more.”

Students have found creative ways to connect with their peers outside of online classes.

While the World Health Organization estimates that 80% of COVID-19 infections "are mild or asymptomatic," and patients recover after two weeks, those who are still suffering question the notion of a "mild" case.

Community volunteers join in painting five canvases that will become one mural as part of Day of the Dead exhibit at Longmont Museum.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

Longmont nonprofit, Colorado Learning Center of Human Anatomy, uses donated cadavers to teach anatomy and physiology.

Students who graduated from the P-TEACH program last year are returning this year to classrooms at Mountain View Elementary and Timberline PK-8 as paraprofessional apprentices.