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The Greeley Tribune is a local news outlet serving Greeley and the broader Weld County region in northern Colorado. Its editorial focus centers on community-level reporting, emphasizing issues that directly affect residents, businesses, and agricultural stakeholders in the area.
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- Sep 13, 2026
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Rapids blank CF Montreal for new club record as newcomers debut (opens the original)
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Some 15,091 fans and 196 dogs saw the Colorado Rapids make history with another home win and clean sheet on Saturday night at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, beating CF Montreal 1-0. The win, which came on Bark at the Park night, marked six straight home games with a clean sheet for the Rapids, a new club record. Six consecutive wins at home in a season also ties a club record. “It’s great. It shows a level of consistency that we’re searching for,” Rapids head coach Matt Wells said after the match.
Graphic novel conveys the life and designs of that creative wizard Edgar Miller (opens the original)
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Of the millions of men and women who have made their mark here, few were as prolific and artful as Edgar Miller, even though most of you have never heard of him. “Anyone who has explored Edgar Miller’s biography has tended to think of him as a conspicuously overlooked figure in Midwestern modern art,” write Hannah Dykstra and Jeff Kruse in their spectacular new book, “A Total Work of Art: The Story of Edgar Miller,” 160-some pages that will go a long way in bringing this rare talent into our pre
A guide to choosing mums for the fall garden — beyond the classic cushion (opens the original)
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September marks the beginning of the great summer-to-fall garden transition and, although most summer plants still have life left in them, many gardeners are turning their attention to the iconic chrysanthemum. The majority of mums sold in pre-planted containers at the garden center are typical “cushion” mums. I wouldn’t garden without them, but there are plenty of other interesting options for gardeners looking to branch out. Botanists worldwide recognize approximately 40 species of wild chrysa
A state gave sheriffs 20% of its opioid settlement cash. We followed the money (opens the original)
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Every state is receiving opioid settlement payouts from companies accused of flooding the nation with prescription painkillers and fueling overdose deaths. But only one state is directing 20% of those payouts to sheriffs — the largest carve-out for law enforcement nationwide. In Louisiana, sheriffs are elected, do not serve at the pleasure of another local official, and have independent budgets. They’re also not required to proactively report to the public or another authority how they spend bil
A hierarchy for retirement savings (opens the original)
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If you have a fixed sum of money to invest every month or every year, which investment account type gives you the biggest bang for your buck? There are no one-size-fits-all answers, but this framework for retirement savings is a good starting point. Even a lackluster match—say, 25 cents per dollar—is hard to beat by investing outside the plan, and it comes on top of any investment earnings. Why choose an IRA over a 401(k)? IRAs often avoid administrative fees, and they offer an array of securiti
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