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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
- A beloved bronze statue in Greeley’s Glenmere Park stands proudly again, thanks to a…
- An all-day open house Monday is being planned by Greeley-Evans Transit to get more public feedback…
- Denver-based GroundFloor Media has been hired by the City of Greeley to help with communication and…
- Branches in Fort Collins and Greeley are among the 18 locations PNC Bank plans to close in the wake…
- Buoyed by a unanimous Colorado Supreme Court decision in a Telluride case and the City of…
- Ousted from its longtime downtown Greeley home by the civic center project, a business that makes…
- EAS Tire & Auto has expanded to 25 locations with the acquisition of The Garage Automotive…
- A pair campaign-finance complaints related to efforts to derail the Catalyst and Cascadia projects…
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Leprino Foods
North Range Behavioral Health
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UCHealth
University of Northern Colorado
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