Whether you're visiting for a weekend or are a local seeking new adventures, Greeley is full of unique places where families can learn, play and explore. From museums and parks to movie theaters and water parks, Greeley' has so much to offer's got it. Check out this list of must-visit spots for…
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For generations, Greeley has been known for its western traditions, agricultural richness, historic significance and trailblazing personalities. But it’s the current generation and its future cohorts who will benefit from Greeley’s focus on innovation. Take Greeley-Evans School District 6 (D6)…
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The City of Greeley has announced a groundbreaking partnership with 3D printing and construction company Alquist 3D that will put down roots in Greeley, Colorado, this fall. The company's relocation from Iowa City will establish Greeley as a hub for sustainable and affordable housing solutions…
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Over 20 years ago, Allison Dunning had a life-changing experience—one that fit into the palm of her hand. While at a family party in Washington, she watched her cousin casually manipulate balloons into shapes to entertain the kids. Curiosity piqued; Allison took a turn. She grabbed a balloon, and…
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Greeley Village (1090 43rd Avenue) has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as a 2023-2024 Best Assisted Living Community. The ratings offer a look at the best senior living communities across the United States, to assist older adults and their loved ones when researching and choosing the…
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Editor's Note: This story is written by Peter Derk, emarketing specialist for the High Plains Library District. It was originally published in the Library Newsletter. Growing up a Greeley kid wasn’t easy. When you met kids from other places, you always heard the same thing: Greeley… Isn’t that…
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On May 13, the doors of the much anticipated LINC Library Innovation Center will open. Located in the north part of downtown Greeley at the former Greeley Tribune building, the 62,000 square-foot, multilevel community centerpiece endeavors to be what Dr. Matthew Hortt, executive director for the…
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America's water industry could learn a thing or two from Greeley's Water and Sewer Department regarding gender equality in the workplace. In 1987, Congress chose March as Women's History Month to celebrate women and their worth to families, their communities, and the world. While many professions…
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Remember when you were a kid and adults would regularly ask you, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” If you’re like us, the responses would range from the near-impossible to the achievable: from movie stars, international spies, and famous athletes to firefighters, teachers, and farmers…
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Fascinating, larger-than-life stories of the early 20th century await visitors at the City of Greeley Museums. One well-known Northern Colorado tale is how one pioneer woman, Kate Slaughterback, fought for her life against hundreds of rattlesnakes. Her victory led to the nickname “Rattlesnake…
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