It may be the most anticipated season in Denver Broncos history. The team is already seeing record numbers of fans at training camp, and you can’t turn on a national sports TV show without hearing something about the team. Today fans will be able to see the team in some real action when they take to Sports Authority Field at Mile High to scrimmage each other.
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Well it looks like Peyton Manning and John Elway are going to be neighbors. Reports say that Manning has purchased a 16,000 square-foot house in the same neighborhood that John Elway is currently living in. He closed the deal on Monday. This house blows away the highest priced local Fort Collins homes on the market that we found earlier this week!
The new Manning home is reported to have an elevator, nine bathrooms, seven bedrooms, and a secure gated entrance, among other amenities, according to KDVR. We found pictures of the Cherry Hills Village house that is worth a reported $4.5 million.
Compared to June, there are relatively few new country music releases in July 2012, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t any albums worth being excited about. One Nashville trio will make their debut, while a country duo returns after a change in record labels. There’s also a legend and a perennial award nominee releasing new country projects in July.
In an effort to thank the community for continued support while raising funds for the coming year, the Centennial Valley Volunteer Fire Department will be holding their annual Open House from 12-3 on the afternoon of Saturday, June 16 at the Centennial Fire Station, just north of Centennial on Highway 130.
A Wyoming National Guard UW-60 Black Hawk helicopter and a team of four Wyoming National Guard troops will work to fight the High Park Fire in northern Colorado. They are being sent by Governor Matt Mead, who the Governor’s Office says received a request for their use from the State of Colorado.
One of the most unique, exhilarating and entertaining organizations in Laramie is without question the Naughty Pines Derby Dames. For some, roller derby can seem a bit intimidating, but as we’ve learned from our friends in the Naughty Pines, roller derby is one of the fastest g
Here’s another one for the ‘Taylor Swift is an awesome person’ file. For her latest act of kindness, Miss Swift will make 12-year-old Brittney Kuhl’s dreams come true by meeting her in person. Like most girls her age, Brittney idolizes the award-winning country star. Only, her story is a little different: The talented singing and dancing adolescent has a life-threatening heart condition.
Road construction projects are hardly ever convenient, but some projects definitely go better than others. The project on the intersection of 30th St and Grand Avenue was able to finish up eight days early, but it still forced drivers to detour away from a major part of Laramie for two months.
When Meghan Lanphere and Shaunna Owens moved to Laramie, they both had a hard time finding opportunities to promote their home based businesses, so they decided to create one. The Laramie Ladies Expo will be at the Westfield Center on June 9 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
This summer, plenty of country music fans will both remember and mourn the Indiana State Fair tragedy. In August of 2011, the fair stage collapsed before a Sugarland performance, killing seven people and injuring dozens more. Since the accident, Sugarland’s Kristian Bush and Jennifer Nettles have been wrapped up in depositions and legal proceedings for a trial that will determine who is responsible for the stage collapse.
On Monday morning, the Cow Camp fire about five miles southeast of Laramie Peak was burning nearly 100 acres. Last night, the fire was up to 1,500 acres. Today, that same fire has grown to 3,500 burning acres.
The wildfire was triggered by lightning over the weekend and its exponential growth has been fueled by dry lands along with hot and windy weather conditions. As of Tuesday night, the fire was estimated to be only 30% contained. It is burning in close proximity to state lands on the Medicine Bow National Forest and private lands as well.
