Allo Fiber Opens Community Connect Program in Greeley
The program offers free fiber internet to five Greeley nonprofits for three years, with applications open through Nov. 30.
Greeley News
For readers in Greeley, this page covers public safety, municipal governance, business development, regional education and local infrastructure. It reaches every ward and the surrounding residential areas.
Politics
Live Poll
Would you support a local sales-tax increase to fund major city development projects?
Greeley Voters Reject Sales Tax for Projects
Early results show Ballot Measure 2F, a 0.6% sales-tax increase tied to the Cascadia and Civic Campus projects, failing at the polls.
Crime
Police Seek Man in Greeley Shell Armed Robbery
Greeley police are asking the public to help identify a man suspected of robbing a Shell gas station at gunpoint, or with a claimed weapon, on November 3.
Entertainment
Live Poll
Do you believe local cultural celebrations strengthen community bonds in your area?
Greeley to Host Dia de los Muertos Celebrations
The city will hold multiple cultural events in early November to honor deceased loved ones.
Business
Empower Greeley Leads Funding for Sales Tax Measure
The pro-tax committee has raised over $68,000 for the upcoming vote on a 0.6% sales tax increase.
Lifestyle
Live Poll
Should community colleges provide on-campus health care for students?
Aims Opens $18.4 Million Health and Wellness Center
The 30,000-square-foot building offers low-cost mental, dental, and physical health services to students at Aims Community College in Greeley.
Greeley reporting spans legislative changes, municipal service delivery, business expansion and community safety events. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. Agriculture and energy sector trends dictate much of the local economy and influence how the city planning boards prioritize development. Demographic shifts and school enrollment cycles are the factors that most consistently shape the long-term outlook of the area.
