Life + Culture

Share the Shade

Growing Greeley’s Urban Canopy One Tree at a Time Article and Photography by Greeley knows that home isn’t just about four walls—it’s about the community, the environment, and the little things that make a neighborhood feel like home. One of the most impactful ways to enhance your surroundings is by planting a tree—luckily, the City of Greeley’s Share the Shade program makes it easy and affordable to do just that. A Vision for a Greener Greeley Greeley recently launched its first-ever...

Local Services

Gearing Up for Spring

Spring Spruce Up Tips from Fisher Landscaping Article by Kennidi Holcombe | Photography by Tiara Rose Photography As the days grow longer and temperatures rise, now is the perfect time for homeowners to prepare their outdoor spaces for a beautiful and thriving spring season. Whether refreshing existing landscaping or enhancing an outdoor living area, Fisher Landscaping offers expert tips to help get the season started. Founded in 1987, Fisher Landscaping Inc. is a family-owned and operated...

Food + Beverage

Lunch Goals

Build a Better Bowl with Cocos Café Article by Kennidi Holcombe At Cocos Café in Greeley, owner Esmeralda Betancourt is dedicated to crafting healthy, vibrant lunch bowls using fresh, high-quality ingredients. Recently, she introduced these lunch bowls to the café’s menu to ensure a well-rounded experience throughout the day—offering nutritious and enticing options that perfectly complement the café’s other offerings. By sourcing locally, she not only creates meals that are both delicious and...

Life + Culture

Flourishing Finances

"We help you plan for the ‘unexpected’ & work towards the future you want." —Dayna Hazlewood Article by Mathew Klickstein | Photography by Addie Knott Photography Greeley-based Edward Jones financial advisors Nick Kenny and Dayna Hazlewood are making a significant impact—not just with their clients’ finances but with their lives. Through their shared mission to provide meaningful support to clients, they approach their work as “economic therapists,” focused on building lasting relationships...