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Big choices to shape Weld’s largest city
GREELEY — What will Greeley’s future look like by the end of 2025? It will depend on big decisions yet to be made by city officials, by the Weld County commissioners, and probably by voters. The City Council in May approved a financing plan for a $1.1 billion entertainment district on city-owned land near Weld…
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City of Greeley
John Gates, mayor
Raymond C. Lee III, city manager
John Hall, director, economic development & urban revitalization
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Jamie Henning, president & CEO
Greeley Downtown Development Authority
Bianca Fisher, executive director
Upstate Colorado Economic Development
Rich Werner, president & CEO
local regional news
- Greeley won't ask voters in November whether they would approve an 0.6% sales-and-use tax hike to…
- The Greeley City Council Tuesday approved the annexation of the 999.72-acre area generally…
- The City of Greeley got a lot larger this week after the Greeley City Council approved annexing an…
- New York-based GlobalAI Cloud Inc. has dropped its plan to appeal citations issued by Weld County…
- A formal hearing has been scheduled for Aug. 27 on a lawsuit that is attempting to invalidate the…
- Pilgrim's Europe, a regional division and trading group owned by Greeley-based Pilgrims Pride Corp….
- Leah Bornstein, CEO and president of Aims Community College, will be one of 13 women from Northern…
- The price tag on a transportation project to revamp two major intersections in south Greeley and to…
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