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Customers buy produce from a Larimer County Farmers' Market in Old Town Fort Collins during the Fall. The reason much of the produce at these farmer's markets are superior to store bought items is the CSU Extension program, a statewide network that connects community members with research-based information gathered at CSU and other universities.

Local food thrives in cold season at Winter Farmers’ Market

Linc Thomas • November 7, 2018
Last Saturday, the Larimer County Farmers’ Market celebrated their annual Fall Festival. This was the last Farmers’ Market meeting of the regular season, and with a market season of five months, a celebration was due. The Winter Farmers’ Market will begin on November 3rd at the Opera Galleria in Old Town, presented by NoCo Food. 
Mike Tamin of Fort Collins poses with his animatronic zombie at the 2017 Zombie Crawl in Old Town. (Sarah Ehrlich | Collegian)

5 events creeping up in Fort Collins this Halloween night

Lyra Wiley • October 31, 2018
There’s more to Halloween than just dressing up and eating candy. Why not spend the day petting animals, painting or listening to some jammin’ tunes at Hodi’s? Whether you are watching over Halloween-obsessed kids or you are a Halloween-obsessed kid yourself, these 5 events can give you a wide variety of enjoying the spookiest night of the year. 
Hundreds of people attended the annual Halloween Pug Parade, where pugs of the Fort Collins area paraded around Old Town in zany costumes. (Miranda Moses | Collegian)

Fort Collins Pug Parade honors legacy of recently passed good boy

Miranda Moses • October 29, 2018
Kimberly and Jeff Buraglio, runners of Fort Collins Pug Play Group, had recently lost their pug, Yoshi. This year's pug parade was in honor of Yoshi and there will be a memorial celebration for him on November 4.
Owner of Little Man Ice Cream Company Paul Tamburello addresses a crowd at the Media Sneak peak of Old Town Churn's opening. Tamburello discussed the building designs behind the various Little Man Ice-cream locations and thanked those who helped make Old Town Churn happen. (Brooke Buchan | Collegian)

Old Town Churn serves up ice cream to the Fort Collins community

Graham Shapley • October 28, 2018

A towering recreation of a hand-cranked ice cream churn stands tall over the other restaurants and stores in The Exchange. Though as of the opening on Oct. 27, the building is still missing its crank. The...

3OH!3 performing on the Aggie Theatre Stage | Courtesy of Henry Netherland

Emo Nite throws it back at the Aggie this Halloween

Elena Waldman • October 28, 2018

It may time to dig out those low-waisted jeans and Juicy Couture jumpsuits from your parents’ garage, because the Aggie Theatre is throwing it back with some 2000s classics this Halloween.  Emo Nite...

The Crossroads Safehouse Courtyard (Photo Courtesy of Crossroads Safehouse)

Crossroads Safehouse to host breakfast, educate on domestic violence

Julia Trowbridge • October 23, 2018

From a four-bedroom home in 1980 to a safehouse that holds 104 people, Crossroads Safehouse is expanding on their mission to help victims of domestic abuse and violence. Crossroads Safehouse will...

Carson Block, the MC for the 2018 Fort Collins Book Fest, introducing the closing keynote speaker (Julia Trowbridge | Collegian)

Fort Collins Book Festival brings love for science, literature

Ty Davis • October 22, 2018

Each year the Fort Collins Book Festival brings together the literary community in celebration of the city’s unique qualities. This past weekend, local organizations hosted the third annual Fort...

Senior Emery Love, a journalism major interning at the Fort Collins Brewery, jokes with a bar tender and enjoys a beer at the restaurant in FCB Friday. Photo by Ryan Arb

Things to do this week in Fort Collins: chili, movies, breweries

Nick Veintimilla • October 22, 2018
It might be time to take advantage of the few days of warm weather and enjoy the endless events happening in Fort Collins. Whether you are looking for interactions with nature, sipping wine at a no-experience-necessary art class or feasting on some prize-winning chili, there are fun times to be found in the next few days.
(Ashley Potts | Collegian)

Ramskeller celebrates activism, 50th anniversary with Beer-In

Emma Iannacone • October 17, 2018
Sleep-ins, teach-ins and beer-ins were some of the ways students used their habitually stifled voice in 1968. The era of protests wetted Colorado State University's campus with the creation of an on-campus bar and pub, known as the Ramskeller.
Annual Maker Faire showcases future inventors in Denver

Annual Maker Faire showcases future inventors in Denver

Linc Thomas • October 16, 2018
Whether the creations are innovative or classically brilliant, Maker Faire seeks to kindle everyone’s love for hands-on creation. Appropriately named “The Greatest Show & Tell on Earth” the annual Maker Faire took place this past weekend in Denver.
The CSU Marching Band parades through campus during the Homecoming Parade on Oct. 12, 2018. (Natalie Dyer | Collegian)

Photo Gallery: CSU celebrates homecoming with parade, bonfire and fireworks

Colin Shepherd • October 13, 2018

 

Sasheer Zamata was the headliner for the annual Homecoming Comedy Show on October 10 where she primarily discussed race relations, drug experiences and feminism. Henry Netherland | Collegian

Homecoming Comedy Show features former Saturday Night Live cast member

Henry Netherland • October 13, 2018

Rams were laughing it up at the annual Homecoming Comedy Show. Sasheer Zamata, former Saturday Night Live cast member and celebrity ambassador for the American Civil Liberties Union, paid a visit...

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