
Travel
Alaska, Up Close
A Kenai Peninsula Escape Replaces Packed Schedules with Open Water, Wildlife, & Time to Slow Down Photography by Gii Astorga Photography, by Gii Astorga There is a version of life where the meetings can wait and the only thing demanding attention is what’s right in front of you. Gii Astorga and Heather Berry know that feeling well. Gii serves as Business Engagement and Events Coordinator for the Downtown Development Authority of Greeley, and Heather is the founder and owner of Balanced...
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Entertainment
MORE THAN A SPONSOR. A NEIGHBOR.
Chevron’s Partnership with the Greeley Stampede Reflects a Year-Round Investment in Weld County Photography by Tanya Hamner, Jake Hodnett, Randy Owens, George Rosales Every summer, the Greeley Stampede transforms Greeley. The gates open, the midway fills, and each summer the community gathers around one of its longest-standing traditions. Families return to the same seats year after year. Volunteers arrive before sunrise. Local businesses prepare for one of the busiest stretches of the season...
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Life + Culture
Still Becoming
As America Turns 250, Colorado Turns 150, and Greeley Marks 140 Years, a Prairie City Holds Something the Nation Has Always Needed: Proof That the Work Is Worth It Photography by Provided by City of Greeley Museums There is a moment, if you know where to stand, when the distance between generations disappears. It happens at Island Grove near dusk on the Fourth of July, when the light over the high plains goes from gold to amber to the particular deep blue that belongs only to Colorado summer...
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Health + Wellness
NOCO Urban Ultra
Going miles.Beyond: 50 Miles on the Poudre River Trail Article by Mandy Mullen, Owner and Race Director of miles.Beyond Running Company | Photography by John Robson At 4 a.m. on April 12, 2026, long before the first hint of sunrise, headlamps flicker to life in the quiet of Bellvue, CO. Sixty-five runners gather at the edge of the Poudre River Trail, nerves humming beneath months of preparation. There’s no roaring crowd or elaborate start line. Just the soft shuffle of shoes on dirt and the...
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Professional Services
Showing Up Matters
People first. Policies second. Community always. Photography by Woven Victory Photography by Olivia Schmitt For many people in Greeley, Melissa McDonald is a familiar face. Whether she's attending a community event, supporting a local nonprofit, or connecting with fellow business owners downtown, Melissa has spent years building relationships throughout Northern Colorado because she believes relationships are what keep a community strong. That belief has guided her career from the very...
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Entertainment
Where It Begins
The Greeley Stampede’s 4th of July Parade Anchors Tradition Photography by Gracefully Etched Photography by Graci In Greeley, the Fourth of July doesn’t begin on the Fourth. It starts days earlier—sometimes a week out—when folding chairs quietly appear along downtown curbs. They sit empty at first, lined up in careful rows, marking territory not out of urgency, but out of tradition. Everyone knows they’ll be back. By morning, those same spots are filled. Families return with coolers...
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Food + Beverage
Drinks on Deck
Ta Culichi Brings Coastal Energy to Greeley with a Standout New Patio Feature Photography by Blue Photography by Audrey Roybal Some patios offer a place to sit. Ta Culichi built an experience. Designed in the shape of a boat, the new outdoor space feels less like a restaurant patio and more like a vessel — one that carries the sights, flavors, and spirit of the Mexican coast straight to Greeley. Inspired by coastal culture and the restaurant's seafood roots, the patio stands out as one of the...
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Auto + Marine
Built for the Workday—and the Weekend
A Closer Look at the 2026 Silverado, Available at Ghent Chevrolet in Greeley Photography by Woven Victory Photography by Olivia Schmitt and Provided In Northern Colorado, a truck earns its place. It pulls trailers before sunrise, handles job site miles without complaint, and still looks right at home pulling into dinner downtown. The 2026 Chevrolet Silverado continues that legacy with capability that feels purpose-built for Weld County drivers who expect their vehicles to keep up. At the core...
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Food + Beverage
The Greeley Pour
How Local Beer Moves through Greeley Photography by Provided Greeley doesn’t try to compete with Colorado’s bigger beer cities—it doesn’t have to. What it offers instead is something more grounded: a local beer scene shaped by consistency, craftsmanship, and the kind of places where a good pour comes with familiar faces. Here, beer isn’t something you chase. It’s something you know. It’s the pint you order without thinking, the tap you recognize, the spot you return to at the end of a long...
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Health + Wellness
Built Different
Four Athletes. One Foundation. Photography by Provided At Foundations Sports Nutrition, the goal is bigger than competition prep or quick results. Coach and owner Kyle Krupansky has built his approach around helping people understand how their bodies work—from nutrition and hormones to movement, energy, and long-term health. For some clients, that means stepping on a bodybuilding stage. For others, it means finally moving without pain, keeping up with their kids, or feeling confident again...
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