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Joel Solis

Reporter · US

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Aug 25, 2026
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Jul 30, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 25, 2026 · Joel Solis

    Longmont’s Landline Doughnuts hangs it up (opens the original)

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    Landline Doughnuts, a landmark in the 300 block of Main Street in Longmont since 2022, served its last doughnut on Tuesday, as owners John and Jodi Mowery closed the shop. The couple plans to move to the West Coast to be closer to their adult daughter and son-in-law. “We’ve built a lot of relationships,” John Mowery said when the couple announced the upcoming closure in June. “We really know people. We know their kids. A lot of people bring their kids on their first day of school, their last day

  2. Article · Aug 14, 2026 · Joel Solis

    Longmont-area teen, with steer Rambo, wins Boulder County Fair livestock contest (photo gallery) (opens the original)

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    It’s never easy saying goodbye to your companion, especially for teenagers like Madeline Bennett and her steer Rambo. Bennett, 13, is on her third year showing beef and has gotten close to one steer in particular, Rambo. This year, Bennett entered Rambo in the Boulder County Fair’s Junior Livestock Auction, where Rambo was bid on by sponsors. She expected his sale could go toward helping Boulder County food assistance. Bennett saw success at the county fair, but her journey also involved the los

  3. Article · Jul 30, 2026 · Joel Solis

    Boulder County fair queen Anna Fott saddles up for competition (photo gallery) (opens the original)

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    Erie High School student Anna Fott is this year’s Boulder County Fair queen, and she and her horse Teeter competed in the 4-H beginner horsemanship on Thursday. “Both of my parents grew up on ranches,” Anna Fott said in a recent interview. “My mom grew up in Iowa and my dad grew up in South Dakota. And I really grew up just being around the agriculture side of things, being around all of the cows. That’s really where I fell in love with my horses.”

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