Makiah Pritchard, senior at Wellington Middle High School, was our student of the month for April. Her guests were her parents: Delores and Christopher Pritchard. Faculty members, Marc Buffington, vice principal, and Molly Walker, special education teacher, attended as well. Molly introduced Makiah.
Do you like horses? Whether they dash together in a herd across fields or whether one trots over to you by a fence on a farm, they’re presence can fill us with a sense of awe. If we appreciate our horses in Northern Colorado, we like them even more to be happy and healthy. To this end, every few weeks, a specialist will come out to play a key role in their health. They are called farriers. Put simply, a farrier is a specialist in equine hoof care, a cobbler, a craftsman, a horseshoer.
Esther Vincent joins the Noon Meeting to talk about the 2020 East Troublesome Fire and corresponding restoration efforts.
CSU senior Cadet Jack Shea is the RCFC Cadet of the Month for April 2025!
The Board of Directors has approved for evening membership Frances "Frankie" Kowalski.
Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce CEO Ann Hutchison will present the State of Business to our Noon Meeting on April 16th.
On April 9th, Evening Member Curran Dunne will speak of his stint on a fishing boat in the Bering Sea.
The Community Grants committee awarded $1,000.00 to the “Off The Hook Arts’
