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This Independence Day, Niwot will not only celebrate the country’s founding, but also its own by honoring the descendants of some of its original Niwot area homesteading families as Grand Marshals in the 4th of July Parade, sponsored by the Niwot Community Association, with funding provided by the Niwot Local Improvement District. As part of the town’s Sesquicentennial Anniversary, this year’s Grand Marshals represent families who helped shape Niwot in its earliest days. The honorees include descendants of the Affolter, Arbuthnot, Bader, Cito,...
Looking for something a little different to serve this summer? Here are two unique, easy-to-make treats that bring a fresh twist to classic snacking. From crispy, savory Roasted Chickpea Snack Mix to buttery, delicate Honey-Lavender Shortbread Bars, these recipes are perfect for a picnic, a road trip, or simply a sweet break in your day. ROASTED CHICKPEA SNACK MIX Courtesy of Christine Blue Looking for a crispy, savory treat that's a nice break from potato chips or popcorn? Roasted Chickpea...
After a long Monday, dinner should be the least of your worries. These make-ahead recipes let your slow cooker or fridge do the heavy lifting so you can walk in the door to a meal that's ready to go. Whether you're feeding a crowd or just trying to stay sane, these dishes bring comfort without the chaos. SLOW COOKER HONEY GARLIC CHICKEN THIGHS Recipe courtesy of Brenda Tanner Ingredients: 6 boneless skinless chicken thighs 1/2 cup soy sauce 1/2 cup honey 4 cloves garlic, minced 1/4 cup ketchup...
On Sunday, June 1, the heart of Niwot pulsed with color, culture, and creativity as the second annual Niwot Native Art Market took over Niwot Hall from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Organized by artist Tom Myer and the Niwot Cultural Arts Association, the market offered a welcoming space for Indigenous artists to share and sell their work directly to the public, free of the usual vendor fees that often deter participation by emerging artists. With booths filling the hall, this year's market brought...
Few things say "summer" like a chilled pasta salad side dish. Whether you're heading to a backyard barbecue, prepping for a picnic, or just trying to avoid turning on the oven, pasta salad is the go-to. It's endlessly customizable and hard to mess up-no wonder it's a potluck favorite. From creamy classics to bright Mediterranean flavors, there's a version for everyone. This week's featured recipe is a tangy twist on the traditional macaroni salad. It is easy to whip up and even easier to...
After decades of serving the Niwot community, Niwot Pizza, formerly known as Lefty's Pizza, is preparing for a significant transition. The pizzeria will close its doors at 364 Second Avenue on May 30 and plans to reopen at 1743 Main Street in Longmont on June 2. The move is prompted by the redevelopment of the current building, which is set to become a new dental office for Ashley Niles, D.D.S. and Niles Family Dentistry. The property, owned by Ashley Niles Properties, LLC, received conditional...
Mark and Kena Guttridge, founders and stewards of Ollin Farms in Longmont, have been selected for induction into the Boulder County Business Hall of Fame. They are being recognized not only for their thriving agricultural business, but for their deeply rooted commitment to land stewardship, education, and community-building. Nestled along 95th Street near Plateau Road, Ollin Farms has grown from a family dream into a beacon of regenerative agriculture and community resilience. Since 2005, when t...
Art and Debbi Stapp of Stapp Interstate Toyota were honored with induction into the Boulder County Business Hall of Fame, recognizing the Stapp family's decades-long commitment to excellence and community involvement. The couple was nominated by longtime community leader Leona Stoecker, a testament to the impact the Stapps have made across Boulder County. "It is an incredible honor to be recognized by your peers for your life's work," said Debbi Stapp. "As new families move into our area, we...
As new tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump take effect across the U.S., small-town businesses, including those in Niwot and Gunbarrel, are bracing for ripple effects that may not make headlines, but will undoubtedly be felt behind local counters and in backroom supply chains. In recent months, the U.S. has implemented a new round of tariffs on goods imported from countries such as China, including materials such as aluminum, steel, electronics components, packaging, and some food products. While these measures are aimed at protecting...
On April 11, educators, families, and community members gathered at the University of Colorado Boulder for the annual St. Vrain Valley Schools Education Foundation Celebration of Excellence, recognizing exceptional teachers across St. Vrain Valley Schools. Hosted by the St. Vrain Valley Schools Education Foundation, the event honors educators who go above and beyond in supporting students, fostering a love of learning, and making a positive impact within their school communities. Honorees were...
Niwot High School's girls tennis team had a strong showing at the Granite Peaks League Tournament, held at home on April 15 and 16. The Cougars showcased both seasoned talent and rising stars, with deep runs, close battles, and hard-earned wins across all lines of play. Niwot finished an impressive fifth out of 15 teams in the tournament, marking a solid performance across all divisions. Junior Saha Kolli had a strong start in No. 1 singles with a hard-fought victory in the first round against...
The Niwot High School tennis team recently faced Monarch High School, Boulder High School, and Broomfield High School in a series of competitive matches, achieving mixed results across the board. On April 7, Niwot traveled to Monarch High School for a match against the Coyotes. Niwot emerged victorious with a 5-2 scoreline. In No. 1 singles, senior Ishani Pandry delivered a dominant performance, winning 6-0, 6-0. Senior McKenzie Bergeson followed in No. 2 singles with a 6-0, 6-4 victory. Senior...