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Mishawaka and Visit Fort Collins produce a free to the public, Avant-garde music series showcasing underrepresented edgy talent in Northern Colorado

Wild Cider’s family-friendly cider garden opened for the 2025 season last month under new ownership. The new owners, who are local, don’t plan to reinvent the business — they want to build on its successes.

Last week, more than 150 riders attended Longmont Bike Night's weekly community bike ride. The theme was "Pride," in recognition of June being internationally celebrated as LGBTQ+ Pride Month.

On June 30 at the Longmont Museum, the ​​Flatirons Food Film Festival will host a screening of the documentary "An Open Door," a production of the CSU College of Agricultural Sciences that reflects the life and work of Dr. Temple Grandin, followed by an in-person discussion with Grandin herself.

Longmont Public Safety announced to the public on Wednesday that a deer was injured in the area of 9th and Deerwood. The deer is being monitored by Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the suspect in the Pearl Street attack that occurred on June 1, faces 118 charges, including attempted murder in the first degree. The charges were filed yesterday afternoon.

Julie Ahrens, a kindergarten teacher at Twin Peaks Classical Academy, was selected as a semi-finalist for the Colorado Department of Education’s annual Teacher of the Year award, alongside 21 other Colorado teachers.

Several residents in Longmont have received scam calls recently; Longmont Public Safety has alerted the public to the scam and has provided resources for spotting the signs of a scam.

Press release: Longmont to host bigger than ever Celebration Station at Civic Center Plaza – and everyone’s invited!

The Longmont City Council released a statement on June 6 in regard to the June 1 attack that occurred on Pearl Street in Boulder.