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Subject: Greg Campbell

  • Best Sophomore Non-Fiction Book

    March 27, 2003
  • Fertility in fallow fields, part two

    Last night, hundreds of invited guests drank for free at a private party at the Larimer Lounge. Good thing, too. Lots of those folks were as broke as you are, and though Miller High Life might not be your preferred lager, it tastes mighty good pro bono. The night before, I ran into a bunch of other folks at the Larimer, each struggling in his or her own way, but all bursting with creative energy. And these folks weren't even getting free drinks!I met Boulder-based singer-songwriter Kristina In

    March 4, 2009
  • Arrested Development

    February 18, 1999
  • Aqua

    This Golden Triangle restaurant alters its focus from deep sea to deep house.

    February 7, 2008
  • Paper Chase

    Print is far from dead in Fort Collins, where five free weeklies compete for ad revenue and readers' eyeballs.

    December 7, 2006
  • Seeing Red

    Denver's gain is Jeffco's pain.

    May 25, 2000
  • Closure of Fort Collins Now marks end of era in great Northern Colorado weekly newspaper war

    An image from the last edition of "Fort Collins Now." Today marks the final edition of Fort Collins Now, a weekly newspaper that built up a considerable following dating to 2003, when it was born as the Fort Collins Weekly. Indeed, Northern Colorado as a whole was practically bursting at the seams with weeklies a few short years ago, as was noted in "Paper Chase," a December 2006 Message column. Back then, a genuine newspaper war was underway, with the Weekly competing against four other signi

    May 21, 2009
  • The Rex Lounge becomes part of Platte Valley royalty

    July 9, 2009