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Page 1: LIVING IN GREELEY WINTER 2014-2015

WINTER 2014-2015 1

GREELEYlivin

g in

WINTER 2014-2015LIVINGINGREELEYCO

2021 Clubhouse Drive Suite 100 Greeley CO 80634

SearsRealEstatecom (970) 330-7700

WHY GREELEY IS GREAT

VOLUNTEERISMGreeley is ranked 25th of 75 mid-sized cities in the US for the percentage of

residents who volunteer

AFFORDABILITYThe median sales price of a residential home in Greeley is currently

$203000 less than that of all of our surrounding communities in Northern Colorado

RECREATIONFamily FunPlex Greeley Recreation Center Greeley Ice Haus and

Discovery Bay just to name a few

EDUCATIONAIMS Community College offers more than 160 degree and certificate

programs offering the most affordable tuition in the Front Range

FESTIVALS amp EVENTSArts Picnic Colorado Farm Show High Plains Chautauqua Festival of

Trees Oktoberfest UNC Jazz Festival and many more

RESTAURANTSGreeley boasts over 180 restaurants not including local coffee shops

They require great people as well as great rates

Meet our great people

Mortgages are far more than numbers

At Hallmark Home Mortgage Weve Got Both We have some of Denverrsquos most recognized mortgage professionals on our TEAM and we serve some of Denverrsquos most recognized Realtors And we are rate competitive day in day out Not only that but unlike other lenders our performance is Guaranteed

At Hallmark Home Mortgage we love Realtors and any experienced Realtor will tell you that if itrsquos between mortgage rates and great mortgage people who close loans theyrsquoll take the people any day But why not both

Contact us today to discuss your home financing possibilities our Signature Performance Guarantees and Pre-Approval Guarantee Let us put a piece of paper in your hand thatrsquos worth something Your Hallmark Signature Pre-Approval Guarantee for the home of your dreams

For use by real estate or mortgage professionals only Not intended for distribution to consumers This information is not intended to be an indication of loan qualification loan approval or a commitment to lend Other limitations may apply copy2014Hallmark Home Mortgage Corporation NMLS ID53441 (wwwnmlsconsumeraccessorg) EQUAL HOUSING LENDER

MAIN OFFICE DEER CREEK10822 W Toller Drive Suite 120

Littleton | CO 80127

Main Office | 3037899933Toll-free | 8662620820

Fax | 3037892299

DENVER TECH CENTER OFFICE6300 S Syracuse Way Suite 130

Centennial | CO 80111DTC Office | 3037899933

WESTMINSTER OFFICE1001 W 120th Ave Suite 214

Westminster | CO 80234Westminster Office | 7205083110

wwwhallmarkwestcom

Are you tired of renting and ready to own Not sure if your credit or income or savings will get you there Call one of our Path2Buy Loan coaches to get started on your plan We have a habit of putting people in homes faster than they thought possible Maybe we can do the same for you Go to wwwdowerentorbuycom

Regardless of your financing needs Bank of Colorado can help you Our credit decisions are made locally and we have a variety of loans to choose from Finance your dreams the fast no hassle way

WE OFFERbull Residential Financing bull Investment Financing bull Portfolio Loansbull Construction Financing bull Home Equity Loans bull Refinancing

GREELEY 3459 West 20th Street 9703781800 bull bankofcoloradocom

PAUL KNAPPVPLENDER

NMLS 684239

BOB MEUSCHVPLENDER

NMLS 459283

TONY McCUNEVPLENDER

NMLS 684240

LONNIE OCHSNERMARKET PRESIDENT

NMLS 684241

BUY BUILD or REFINANCE

MEMBER FDIC

T H E W A Y B A N K I N G S H O U L D B E

PAUL KNAPPVPLENDER

NMLS 684239

BOB MEUSCHVPLENDER

NMLS 459283

TONY McCUNEVPLENDER

NMLS 684240

LONNIE OCHSNERMARKET PRESIDENT

NMLS 684241

14_BC160_GRLY_RE_LIVING_ADindd 1 111914 440 PM

SILHOUETTE OF A BUST28rdquo X 32rdquo Acrylic Oil on PaperSOLD

7

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

ICE HAUS SKATING RINK

THE ART OF ICE SKATING

If the Winter Olympics left you feeling inspired to learn the art of ice skating take your ambitions to the Ice Haus in Greeley where the instructors are certified members of the Professional Skating As-sociation Years of experience in the sport and with the guidelines set forth by the US Figure Skating Association make them the perfect teachers of everything from basic skills to more advanced techniques like jumps and spins Stop by the Ice Haus in historic downtown to watch skaters glide across the ice or to pick up a few pointers for yourself

WINTER 2014-2015

Greeley Ice Haus is also the proud home of the UNC Ice Hockey Club Team

Donrsquot miss an opportunity to get caught up in the excitement of rough and tough action in the bears den while cheering the Bears to victory With bars and restaurants within easy walking distance of the rink students and families alike will enjoy the experience of the fun and fast-moving team sport

Looking to live your own dreams of tearing up the ice and hitting the winning shot The Ice Haus also has adult and youth hockey league teams so the whole family can get involved in the sport

900 8th Ave Greeley 970-350-9402 greeleygovcom

more year in review gt pg 57

greeley a year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 57

encouraging the expression of art Roger and Margaret Brindisi Joe Lee Parker and Lisa Arata formed the first board members of Art Space Their goal was to help Greeley become more aware of the art scene by providing artists with a space to create their work They wanted to give the budding young artists inspiration and support and help expand the impact of local arts and entertainment The found-ing board members realize there is always room for fresh ideas and new energy and welcomed in a new generation of board members for Art Space

Cary Poulinrsquos passion for the art world led her to volunteering at Art Space She is now one of the new board members along with Corey DeVin Ramsey who is the events coordinator Jason Ramsey and Mariah Foster Carly Corey and Jason were all anxious to show me around Art Space and share their aspirations for Art Spacersquos new chapter It was refreshing to see their passion for their work and hear ideas for the future of a project that means so much to them On any given day you will find one or all of the new board members working at Art Space cleaning painting building or promoting Like proud parents they lovingly call it a ldquowork in progressrdquo The group continues a tradition of passion for the arts and hope to empower educate and inspire other artists in their community

PHOTO ARTWORK FEATURED ON THE BUILDING FACADE OF ART SPACE IN DOWNTOWN GREELEY

The Creative Art District of Greeley Colorado is a group of local businesses whose mission is to make their community aware of local artists and entertainment that is offered in the community First Fri-days in Greeley is one of the ways the art scene is gaining recognition A collabora-tive effort by many of these creative busi-nesses to establish a vital arts experience within the community just under twenty businesses participate in the event Enjoy an evening of art and socializing while taking a self guided tour through the visual displays from 5-8 pm For a field guide in discovering both new and established artists great music and inspired local merchants visit greeleydowntowncom Cafe Panache is one of the businesses featuring local artwork now you can enjoy a delicious crepe and a glass of wine while supporting local artists Other businesses such as Dougrsquos Hang Up and Batter Up Cakes also take part in the First Fridayrsquos art walk

Other groups working to support the local art movement in Greeley are ArtWerx StudioGallery and Art Space Kim Snyder is a permanent artist at ArtWerx display-ing her paintings alongside custom painted furniture by Colleen Murphy and Jill Bailey of Flair of Art Photography They also offer studio space for rent to interested artists looking to display their work and welcome you to come in and look around

Art Space is a group recognized for

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

INSURINGTHEPAST

7251 W 20th St Building L Suite 100Greeley CO 806349703304522

Sales Executive Michael Brown

Escrow Manager Lindy Miner

We look forward to working with you at

TO PROTECTYOUR FUTURE

wwwheritagetcocom

HTCO - GREELEY

a year in review

ZOErsquoS715 10th St

Zoersquos is a locally owned nonprofit coffee house supporting local artists and musicians through their art and music venues They have a great patio filled with flowers and wrought iron tables that you see as you walk into their expansive coffee house The patio is tucked back a little off the sidewalk and is shaded in the afternoon which makes it very comfortable to sit and relax This is our patio pick for morning coffee or afternoon re-freshments Stop by and you will see why we like it

SANTERAMOrsquoS PIZZA HOUSE amp ITALIAN FOOD1229 10th Ave

Santeramorsquos has one of our favorite patios in Greeley for dinner They are located on 10th Avenue and the seclusion of their outdoor seating makes you feel like you are on your own patio The huge pine tree pro-vides enough shade in the afternoon to keep you cool while you enjoy one of their many Italian delights

patio dining in Greeley

a year in review

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

GREELEY

Independence STAMPEDESummer in Colorado brings on thoughts of hot weather cold drinks flip-flops and summer festivals But in Greeley

summer brings one thought to everyonersquos mind Greeley Independence Stampede From June 26th to July 6th people from all over the nation and even some international spectators head to Greeley for the unforgettable event that brings our

western heritage into the spotlight once again

WINTER 2014-2015

Greeley Independence Stampede - June 26th-July 6th

In the late 1800rsquos neighbors gathered in Greeley to celebrate and honor the local potato farmers at a festi-val that later became known as the Greeley Spud Rodeo In 1922 the

newly named festival entertained around 2500 spectators with ldquobucking bronc riding fancy roping a pie eating contest a horse race motorcycle and bicycle races and a two-mile Model-T Ford free for all racerdquo This wild western event was later named Go West with Greeley but in 1972 the com-munity of Greeley finally found the perfect name befitting their popular rodeo festival Still today the name has stuck and the in-ternationally recognized event is known as The Greeley Independence Stampede The festival has grown to attract over 250000 people each year with concerts rodeos a July 4th parade demolition derby western

art show old-fashioned carnival free en-tertainment longhorns and lots of delici-ous food The eleven-day event even has its own team of mascots Bucky and Bertha the Stampede Longhorns

This year the concert series includes Three Days Grace along with country headliners like Jake Owen Billy Currington Martina McBride and Big amp Rich with Cowboy Troy and Dallas Smith The PRCA Pro Rodeo starts on Sunday June 29th and continues every night through Friday July 4th The ro-deo includes bareback riding saddle bronc riding team roping steer wrestling tie-down roping barrel racing mutton bustinrsquo and bull riding The kids rodeo gives our littlest cowboys and cowgirls a chance to show their skills at stick pony races mut-ton bustinrsquo barrel racing pole bending

goat tying and junior rough stock events A yearly favorite is the July 4th parade which has been named one of the largest Independence Day parades in the nation Catch the parade route between 19th and 15th street along the historic 10th Avenue Coming up on its 92nd year the parade is sure to impress In addition to the July 4th parade there is a daily parade at 600 PM throughout the entire Greeley Stampede The Demolition Derby on July 6th includes more than 100 drivers in a multi-heat der-by In a continued celebration of western heritage the Greeley Stampede has ho-sted the Stampede Western Invitational Art Exhibit and Sale for the past 14 years In that time the event has sold almost $1 mil-lion in art Part of the proceeds help with scholarship funding for Weld County high school students

AS WITH EVERY YEAR THE GREELEY INDEPENDENCE STAMPEDE IS SURE TO IMPRESS THE FAITHFUL MASSES OF SPECATORS PERFORMERS AND VOLUNTEERS THE STAMPEDErsquoS MISSION EVERY YEAR IS rdquoTO CELEBRATE OUR NATIONrsquoS INDEPENDENCE AND PRESERVE OUR WESTERN HERITAGErdquo AND TO THAT WE CAN ONLY SAY MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

WINTER 2014-2015 61

WINTER 2014-2015

DOUGrsquoS HANG UP dougshangup dougshangupgreeley livingingreeley

For more than 32 years Dougrsquos Hang Up has been providing custom fram-ing services for Colorado artists and individuals More than a distinc-tive custom frame shop owners Mark Hunter and Doug Suggs offer a range of services and products including limited edition signed prints memorabilia and even jewelry Doug says ldquoWe can do anythingrdquo

Mark and Doug take great pride in supporting and promoting the local art-ists unique to Colorado Many original pieces can be seen on display at their location in historic downtown Greeley When you visit be sure to check out the hundreds of limited edition signed prints one-of-a-kind sports memora-bilia and Colorado hand-made jewelry

818 9th St Greeley 970-475-1931 dougshangupcom

GREELEY A year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 63

RELOCATION

Full-Time Relocation CoordinatorElectronic Relocation Guides

Home Sales AssistanceComplimentary Community Tours

Locally Owned and Operated for over 40 yearsOver 40 Full Time Top Notch Professional Agents

International and National Connections Through our Leading Real Estate Companies of The World Network

wwwSearsRealEstatecomServing all of Northern Colorado

SIMPLY THE BEST

Page 2: LIVING IN GREELEY WINTER 2014-2015

WHY GREELEY IS GREAT

VOLUNTEERISMGreeley is ranked 25th of 75 mid-sized cities in the US for the percentage of

residents who volunteer

AFFORDABILITYThe median sales price of a residential home in Greeley is currently

$203000 less than that of all of our surrounding communities in Northern Colorado

RECREATIONFamily FunPlex Greeley Recreation Center Greeley Ice Haus and

Discovery Bay just to name a few

EDUCATIONAIMS Community College offers more than 160 degree and certificate

programs offering the most affordable tuition in the Front Range

FESTIVALS amp EVENTSArts Picnic Colorado Farm Show High Plains Chautauqua Festival of

Trees Oktoberfest UNC Jazz Festival and many more

RESTAURANTSGreeley boasts over 180 restaurants not including local coffee shops

They require great people as well as great rates

Meet our great people

Mortgages are far more than numbers

At Hallmark Home Mortgage Weve Got Both We have some of Denverrsquos most recognized mortgage professionals on our TEAM and we serve some of Denverrsquos most recognized Realtors And we are rate competitive day in day out Not only that but unlike other lenders our performance is Guaranteed

At Hallmark Home Mortgage we love Realtors and any experienced Realtor will tell you that if itrsquos between mortgage rates and great mortgage people who close loans theyrsquoll take the people any day But why not both

Contact us today to discuss your home financing possibilities our Signature Performance Guarantees and Pre-Approval Guarantee Let us put a piece of paper in your hand thatrsquos worth something Your Hallmark Signature Pre-Approval Guarantee for the home of your dreams

For use by real estate or mortgage professionals only Not intended for distribution to consumers This information is not intended to be an indication of loan qualification loan approval or a commitment to lend Other limitations may apply copy2014Hallmark Home Mortgage Corporation NMLS ID53441 (wwwnmlsconsumeraccessorg) EQUAL HOUSING LENDER

MAIN OFFICE DEER CREEK10822 W Toller Drive Suite 120

Littleton | CO 80127

Main Office | 3037899933Toll-free | 8662620820

Fax | 3037892299

DENVER TECH CENTER OFFICE6300 S Syracuse Way Suite 130

Centennial | CO 80111DTC Office | 3037899933

WESTMINSTER OFFICE1001 W 120th Ave Suite 214

Westminster | CO 80234Westminster Office | 7205083110

wwwhallmarkwestcom

Are you tired of renting and ready to own Not sure if your credit or income or savings will get you there Call one of our Path2Buy Loan coaches to get started on your plan We have a habit of putting people in homes faster than they thought possible Maybe we can do the same for you Go to wwwdowerentorbuycom

Regardless of your financing needs Bank of Colorado can help you Our credit decisions are made locally and we have a variety of loans to choose from Finance your dreams the fast no hassle way

WE OFFERbull Residential Financing bull Investment Financing bull Portfolio Loansbull Construction Financing bull Home Equity Loans bull Refinancing

GREELEY 3459 West 20th Street 9703781800 bull bankofcoloradocom

PAUL KNAPPVPLENDER

NMLS 684239

BOB MEUSCHVPLENDER

NMLS 459283

TONY McCUNEVPLENDER

NMLS 684240

LONNIE OCHSNERMARKET PRESIDENT

NMLS 684241

BUY BUILD or REFINANCE

MEMBER FDIC

T H E W A Y B A N K I N G S H O U L D B E

PAUL KNAPPVPLENDER

NMLS 684239

BOB MEUSCHVPLENDER

NMLS 459283

TONY McCUNEVPLENDER

NMLS 684240

LONNIE OCHSNERMARKET PRESIDENT

NMLS 684241

14_BC160_GRLY_RE_LIVING_ADindd 1 111914 440 PM

SILHOUETTE OF A BUST28rdquo X 32rdquo Acrylic Oil on PaperSOLD

7

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

ICE HAUS SKATING RINK

THE ART OF ICE SKATING

If the Winter Olympics left you feeling inspired to learn the art of ice skating take your ambitions to the Ice Haus in Greeley where the instructors are certified members of the Professional Skating As-sociation Years of experience in the sport and with the guidelines set forth by the US Figure Skating Association make them the perfect teachers of everything from basic skills to more advanced techniques like jumps and spins Stop by the Ice Haus in historic downtown to watch skaters glide across the ice or to pick up a few pointers for yourself

WINTER 2014-2015

Greeley Ice Haus is also the proud home of the UNC Ice Hockey Club Team

Donrsquot miss an opportunity to get caught up in the excitement of rough and tough action in the bears den while cheering the Bears to victory With bars and restaurants within easy walking distance of the rink students and families alike will enjoy the experience of the fun and fast-moving team sport

Looking to live your own dreams of tearing up the ice and hitting the winning shot The Ice Haus also has adult and youth hockey league teams so the whole family can get involved in the sport

900 8th Ave Greeley 970-350-9402 greeleygovcom

more year in review gt pg 57

greeley a year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 57

encouraging the expression of art Roger and Margaret Brindisi Joe Lee Parker and Lisa Arata formed the first board members of Art Space Their goal was to help Greeley become more aware of the art scene by providing artists with a space to create their work They wanted to give the budding young artists inspiration and support and help expand the impact of local arts and entertainment The found-ing board members realize there is always room for fresh ideas and new energy and welcomed in a new generation of board members for Art Space

Cary Poulinrsquos passion for the art world led her to volunteering at Art Space She is now one of the new board members along with Corey DeVin Ramsey who is the events coordinator Jason Ramsey and Mariah Foster Carly Corey and Jason were all anxious to show me around Art Space and share their aspirations for Art Spacersquos new chapter It was refreshing to see their passion for their work and hear ideas for the future of a project that means so much to them On any given day you will find one or all of the new board members working at Art Space cleaning painting building or promoting Like proud parents they lovingly call it a ldquowork in progressrdquo The group continues a tradition of passion for the arts and hope to empower educate and inspire other artists in their community

PHOTO ARTWORK FEATURED ON THE BUILDING FACADE OF ART SPACE IN DOWNTOWN GREELEY

The Creative Art District of Greeley Colorado is a group of local businesses whose mission is to make their community aware of local artists and entertainment that is offered in the community First Fri-days in Greeley is one of the ways the art scene is gaining recognition A collabora-tive effort by many of these creative busi-nesses to establish a vital arts experience within the community just under twenty businesses participate in the event Enjoy an evening of art and socializing while taking a self guided tour through the visual displays from 5-8 pm For a field guide in discovering both new and established artists great music and inspired local merchants visit greeleydowntowncom Cafe Panache is one of the businesses featuring local artwork now you can enjoy a delicious crepe and a glass of wine while supporting local artists Other businesses such as Dougrsquos Hang Up and Batter Up Cakes also take part in the First Fridayrsquos art walk

Other groups working to support the local art movement in Greeley are ArtWerx StudioGallery and Art Space Kim Snyder is a permanent artist at ArtWerx display-ing her paintings alongside custom painted furniture by Colleen Murphy and Jill Bailey of Flair of Art Photography They also offer studio space for rent to interested artists looking to display their work and welcome you to come in and look around

Art Space is a group recognized for

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

INSURINGTHEPAST

7251 W 20th St Building L Suite 100Greeley CO 806349703304522

Sales Executive Michael Brown

Escrow Manager Lindy Miner

We look forward to working with you at

TO PROTECTYOUR FUTURE

wwwheritagetcocom

HTCO - GREELEY

a year in review

ZOErsquoS715 10th St

Zoersquos is a locally owned nonprofit coffee house supporting local artists and musicians through their art and music venues They have a great patio filled with flowers and wrought iron tables that you see as you walk into their expansive coffee house The patio is tucked back a little off the sidewalk and is shaded in the afternoon which makes it very comfortable to sit and relax This is our patio pick for morning coffee or afternoon re-freshments Stop by and you will see why we like it

SANTERAMOrsquoS PIZZA HOUSE amp ITALIAN FOOD1229 10th Ave

Santeramorsquos has one of our favorite patios in Greeley for dinner They are located on 10th Avenue and the seclusion of their outdoor seating makes you feel like you are on your own patio The huge pine tree pro-vides enough shade in the afternoon to keep you cool while you enjoy one of their many Italian delights

patio dining in Greeley

a year in review

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

GREELEY

Independence STAMPEDESummer in Colorado brings on thoughts of hot weather cold drinks flip-flops and summer festivals But in Greeley

summer brings one thought to everyonersquos mind Greeley Independence Stampede From June 26th to July 6th people from all over the nation and even some international spectators head to Greeley for the unforgettable event that brings our

western heritage into the spotlight once again

WINTER 2014-2015

Greeley Independence Stampede - June 26th-July 6th

In the late 1800rsquos neighbors gathered in Greeley to celebrate and honor the local potato farmers at a festi-val that later became known as the Greeley Spud Rodeo In 1922 the

newly named festival entertained around 2500 spectators with ldquobucking bronc riding fancy roping a pie eating contest a horse race motorcycle and bicycle races and a two-mile Model-T Ford free for all racerdquo This wild western event was later named Go West with Greeley but in 1972 the com-munity of Greeley finally found the perfect name befitting their popular rodeo festival Still today the name has stuck and the in-ternationally recognized event is known as The Greeley Independence Stampede The festival has grown to attract over 250000 people each year with concerts rodeos a July 4th parade demolition derby western

art show old-fashioned carnival free en-tertainment longhorns and lots of delici-ous food The eleven-day event even has its own team of mascots Bucky and Bertha the Stampede Longhorns

This year the concert series includes Three Days Grace along with country headliners like Jake Owen Billy Currington Martina McBride and Big amp Rich with Cowboy Troy and Dallas Smith The PRCA Pro Rodeo starts on Sunday June 29th and continues every night through Friday July 4th The ro-deo includes bareback riding saddle bronc riding team roping steer wrestling tie-down roping barrel racing mutton bustinrsquo and bull riding The kids rodeo gives our littlest cowboys and cowgirls a chance to show their skills at stick pony races mut-ton bustinrsquo barrel racing pole bending

goat tying and junior rough stock events A yearly favorite is the July 4th parade which has been named one of the largest Independence Day parades in the nation Catch the parade route between 19th and 15th street along the historic 10th Avenue Coming up on its 92nd year the parade is sure to impress In addition to the July 4th parade there is a daily parade at 600 PM throughout the entire Greeley Stampede The Demolition Derby on July 6th includes more than 100 drivers in a multi-heat der-by In a continued celebration of western heritage the Greeley Stampede has ho-sted the Stampede Western Invitational Art Exhibit and Sale for the past 14 years In that time the event has sold almost $1 mil-lion in art Part of the proceeds help with scholarship funding for Weld County high school students

AS WITH EVERY YEAR THE GREELEY INDEPENDENCE STAMPEDE IS SURE TO IMPRESS THE FAITHFUL MASSES OF SPECATORS PERFORMERS AND VOLUNTEERS THE STAMPEDErsquoS MISSION EVERY YEAR IS rdquoTO CELEBRATE OUR NATIONrsquoS INDEPENDENCE AND PRESERVE OUR WESTERN HERITAGErdquo AND TO THAT WE CAN ONLY SAY MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

WINTER 2014-2015 61

WINTER 2014-2015

DOUGrsquoS HANG UP dougshangup dougshangupgreeley livingingreeley

For more than 32 years Dougrsquos Hang Up has been providing custom fram-ing services for Colorado artists and individuals More than a distinc-tive custom frame shop owners Mark Hunter and Doug Suggs offer a range of services and products including limited edition signed prints memorabilia and even jewelry Doug says ldquoWe can do anythingrdquo

Mark and Doug take great pride in supporting and promoting the local art-ists unique to Colorado Many original pieces can be seen on display at their location in historic downtown Greeley When you visit be sure to check out the hundreds of limited edition signed prints one-of-a-kind sports memora-bilia and Colorado hand-made jewelry

818 9th St Greeley 970-475-1931 dougshangupcom

GREELEY A year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 63

RELOCATION

Full-Time Relocation CoordinatorElectronic Relocation Guides

Home Sales AssistanceComplimentary Community Tours

Locally Owned and Operated for over 40 yearsOver 40 Full Time Top Notch Professional Agents

International and National Connections Through our Leading Real Estate Companies of The World Network

wwwSearsRealEstatecomServing all of Northern Colorado

SIMPLY THE BEST

Page 3: LIVING IN GREELEY WINTER 2014-2015

They require great people as well as great rates

Meet our great people

Mortgages are far more than numbers

At Hallmark Home Mortgage Weve Got Both We have some of Denverrsquos most recognized mortgage professionals on our TEAM and we serve some of Denverrsquos most recognized Realtors And we are rate competitive day in day out Not only that but unlike other lenders our performance is Guaranteed

At Hallmark Home Mortgage we love Realtors and any experienced Realtor will tell you that if itrsquos between mortgage rates and great mortgage people who close loans theyrsquoll take the people any day But why not both

Contact us today to discuss your home financing possibilities our Signature Performance Guarantees and Pre-Approval Guarantee Let us put a piece of paper in your hand thatrsquos worth something Your Hallmark Signature Pre-Approval Guarantee for the home of your dreams

For use by real estate or mortgage professionals only Not intended for distribution to consumers This information is not intended to be an indication of loan qualification loan approval or a commitment to lend Other limitations may apply copy2014Hallmark Home Mortgage Corporation NMLS ID53441 (wwwnmlsconsumeraccessorg) EQUAL HOUSING LENDER

MAIN OFFICE DEER CREEK10822 W Toller Drive Suite 120

Littleton | CO 80127

Main Office | 3037899933Toll-free | 8662620820

Fax | 3037892299

DENVER TECH CENTER OFFICE6300 S Syracuse Way Suite 130

Centennial | CO 80111DTC Office | 3037899933

WESTMINSTER OFFICE1001 W 120th Ave Suite 214

Westminster | CO 80234Westminster Office | 7205083110

wwwhallmarkwestcom

Are you tired of renting and ready to own Not sure if your credit or income or savings will get you there Call one of our Path2Buy Loan coaches to get started on your plan We have a habit of putting people in homes faster than they thought possible Maybe we can do the same for you Go to wwwdowerentorbuycom

Regardless of your financing needs Bank of Colorado can help you Our credit decisions are made locally and we have a variety of loans to choose from Finance your dreams the fast no hassle way

WE OFFERbull Residential Financing bull Investment Financing bull Portfolio Loansbull Construction Financing bull Home Equity Loans bull Refinancing

GREELEY 3459 West 20th Street 9703781800 bull bankofcoloradocom

PAUL KNAPPVPLENDER

NMLS 684239

BOB MEUSCHVPLENDER

NMLS 459283

TONY McCUNEVPLENDER

NMLS 684240

LONNIE OCHSNERMARKET PRESIDENT

NMLS 684241

BUY BUILD or REFINANCE

MEMBER FDIC

T H E W A Y B A N K I N G S H O U L D B E

PAUL KNAPPVPLENDER

NMLS 684239

BOB MEUSCHVPLENDER

NMLS 459283

TONY McCUNEVPLENDER

NMLS 684240

LONNIE OCHSNERMARKET PRESIDENT

NMLS 684241

14_BC160_GRLY_RE_LIVING_ADindd 1 111914 440 PM

SILHOUETTE OF A BUST28rdquo X 32rdquo Acrylic Oil on PaperSOLD

7

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

ICE HAUS SKATING RINK

THE ART OF ICE SKATING

If the Winter Olympics left you feeling inspired to learn the art of ice skating take your ambitions to the Ice Haus in Greeley where the instructors are certified members of the Professional Skating As-sociation Years of experience in the sport and with the guidelines set forth by the US Figure Skating Association make them the perfect teachers of everything from basic skills to more advanced techniques like jumps and spins Stop by the Ice Haus in historic downtown to watch skaters glide across the ice or to pick up a few pointers for yourself

WINTER 2014-2015

Greeley Ice Haus is also the proud home of the UNC Ice Hockey Club Team

Donrsquot miss an opportunity to get caught up in the excitement of rough and tough action in the bears den while cheering the Bears to victory With bars and restaurants within easy walking distance of the rink students and families alike will enjoy the experience of the fun and fast-moving team sport

Looking to live your own dreams of tearing up the ice and hitting the winning shot The Ice Haus also has adult and youth hockey league teams so the whole family can get involved in the sport

900 8th Ave Greeley 970-350-9402 greeleygovcom

more year in review gt pg 57

greeley a year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 57

encouraging the expression of art Roger and Margaret Brindisi Joe Lee Parker and Lisa Arata formed the first board members of Art Space Their goal was to help Greeley become more aware of the art scene by providing artists with a space to create their work They wanted to give the budding young artists inspiration and support and help expand the impact of local arts and entertainment The found-ing board members realize there is always room for fresh ideas and new energy and welcomed in a new generation of board members for Art Space

Cary Poulinrsquos passion for the art world led her to volunteering at Art Space She is now one of the new board members along with Corey DeVin Ramsey who is the events coordinator Jason Ramsey and Mariah Foster Carly Corey and Jason were all anxious to show me around Art Space and share their aspirations for Art Spacersquos new chapter It was refreshing to see their passion for their work and hear ideas for the future of a project that means so much to them On any given day you will find one or all of the new board members working at Art Space cleaning painting building or promoting Like proud parents they lovingly call it a ldquowork in progressrdquo The group continues a tradition of passion for the arts and hope to empower educate and inspire other artists in their community

PHOTO ARTWORK FEATURED ON THE BUILDING FACADE OF ART SPACE IN DOWNTOWN GREELEY

The Creative Art District of Greeley Colorado is a group of local businesses whose mission is to make their community aware of local artists and entertainment that is offered in the community First Fri-days in Greeley is one of the ways the art scene is gaining recognition A collabora-tive effort by many of these creative busi-nesses to establish a vital arts experience within the community just under twenty businesses participate in the event Enjoy an evening of art and socializing while taking a self guided tour through the visual displays from 5-8 pm For a field guide in discovering both new and established artists great music and inspired local merchants visit greeleydowntowncom Cafe Panache is one of the businesses featuring local artwork now you can enjoy a delicious crepe and a glass of wine while supporting local artists Other businesses such as Dougrsquos Hang Up and Batter Up Cakes also take part in the First Fridayrsquos art walk

Other groups working to support the local art movement in Greeley are ArtWerx StudioGallery and Art Space Kim Snyder is a permanent artist at ArtWerx display-ing her paintings alongside custom painted furniture by Colleen Murphy and Jill Bailey of Flair of Art Photography They also offer studio space for rent to interested artists looking to display their work and welcome you to come in and look around

Art Space is a group recognized for

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

INSURINGTHEPAST

7251 W 20th St Building L Suite 100Greeley CO 806349703304522

Sales Executive Michael Brown

Escrow Manager Lindy Miner

We look forward to working with you at

TO PROTECTYOUR FUTURE

wwwheritagetcocom

HTCO - GREELEY

a year in review

ZOErsquoS715 10th St

Zoersquos is a locally owned nonprofit coffee house supporting local artists and musicians through their art and music venues They have a great patio filled with flowers and wrought iron tables that you see as you walk into their expansive coffee house The patio is tucked back a little off the sidewalk and is shaded in the afternoon which makes it very comfortable to sit and relax This is our patio pick for morning coffee or afternoon re-freshments Stop by and you will see why we like it

SANTERAMOrsquoS PIZZA HOUSE amp ITALIAN FOOD1229 10th Ave

Santeramorsquos has one of our favorite patios in Greeley for dinner They are located on 10th Avenue and the seclusion of their outdoor seating makes you feel like you are on your own patio The huge pine tree pro-vides enough shade in the afternoon to keep you cool while you enjoy one of their many Italian delights

patio dining in Greeley

a year in review

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

GREELEY

Independence STAMPEDESummer in Colorado brings on thoughts of hot weather cold drinks flip-flops and summer festivals But in Greeley

summer brings one thought to everyonersquos mind Greeley Independence Stampede From June 26th to July 6th people from all over the nation and even some international spectators head to Greeley for the unforgettable event that brings our

western heritage into the spotlight once again

WINTER 2014-2015

Greeley Independence Stampede - June 26th-July 6th

In the late 1800rsquos neighbors gathered in Greeley to celebrate and honor the local potato farmers at a festi-val that later became known as the Greeley Spud Rodeo In 1922 the

newly named festival entertained around 2500 spectators with ldquobucking bronc riding fancy roping a pie eating contest a horse race motorcycle and bicycle races and a two-mile Model-T Ford free for all racerdquo This wild western event was later named Go West with Greeley but in 1972 the com-munity of Greeley finally found the perfect name befitting their popular rodeo festival Still today the name has stuck and the in-ternationally recognized event is known as The Greeley Independence Stampede The festival has grown to attract over 250000 people each year with concerts rodeos a July 4th parade demolition derby western

art show old-fashioned carnival free en-tertainment longhorns and lots of delici-ous food The eleven-day event even has its own team of mascots Bucky and Bertha the Stampede Longhorns

This year the concert series includes Three Days Grace along with country headliners like Jake Owen Billy Currington Martina McBride and Big amp Rich with Cowboy Troy and Dallas Smith The PRCA Pro Rodeo starts on Sunday June 29th and continues every night through Friday July 4th The ro-deo includes bareback riding saddle bronc riding team roping steer wrestling tie-down roping barrel racing mutton bustinrsquo and bull riding The kids rodeo gives our littlest cowboys and cowgirls a chance to show their skills at stick pony races mut-ton bustinrsquo barrel racing pole bending

goat tying and junior rough stock events A yearly favorite is the July 4th parade which has been named one of the largest Independence Day parades in the nation Catch the parade route between 19th and 15th street along the historic 10th Avenue Coming up on its 92nd year the parade is sure to impress In addition to the July 4th parade there is a daily parade at 600 PM throughout the entire Greeley Stampede The Demolition Derby on July 6th includes more than 100 drivers in a multi-heat der-by In a continued celebration of western heritage the Greeley Stampede has ho-sted the Stampede Western Invitational Art Exhibit and Sale for the past 14 years In that time the event has sold almost $1 mil-lion in art Part of the proceeds help with scholarship funding for Weld County high school students

AS WITH EVERY YEAR THE GREELEY INDEPENDENCE STAMPEDE IS SURE TO IMPRESS THE FAITHFUL MASSES OF SPECATORS PERFORMERS AND VOLUNTEERS THE STAMPEDErsquoS MISSION EVERY YEAR IS rdquoTO CELEBRATE OUR NATIONrsquoS INDEPENDENCE AND PRESERVE OUR WESTERN HERITAGErdquo AND TO THAT WE CAN ONLY SAY MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

WINTER 2014-2015 61

WINTER 2014-2015

DOUGrsquoS HANG UP dougshangup dougshangupgreeley livingingreeley

For more than 32 years Dougrsquos Hang Up has been providing custom fram-ing services for Colorado artists and individuals More than a distinc-tive custom frame shop owners Mark Hunter and Doug Suggs offer a range of services and products including limited edition signed prints memorabilia and even jewelry Doug says ldquoWe can do anythingrdquo

Mark and Doug take great pride in supporting and promoting the local art-ists unique to Colorado Many original pieces can be seen on display at their location in historic downtown Greeley When you visit be sure to check out the hundreds of limited edition signed prints one-of-a-kind sports memora-bilia and Colorado hand-made jewelry

818 9th St Greeley 970-475-1931 dougshangupcom

GREELEY A year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 63

RELOCATION

Full-Time Relocation CoordinatorElectronic Relocation Guides

Home Sales AssistanceComplimentary Community Tours

Locally Owned and Operated for over 40 yearsOver 40 Full Time Top Notch Professional Agents

International and National Connections Through our Leading Real Estate Companies of The World Network

wwwSearsRealEstatecomServing all of Northern Colorado

SIMPLY THE BEST

Page 4: LIVING IN GREELEY WINTER 2014-2015

Regardless of your financing needs Bank of Colorado can help you Our credit decisions are made locally and we have a variety of loans to choose from Finance your dreams the fast no hassle way

WE OFFERbull Residential Financing bull Investment Financing bull Portfolio Loansbull Construction Financing bull Home Equity Loans bull Refinancing

GREELEY 3459 West 20th Street 9703781800 bull bankofcoloradocom

PAUL KNAPPVPLENDER

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BOB MEUSCHVPLENDER

NMLS 459283

TONY McCUNEVPLENDER

NMLS 684240

LONNIE OCHSNERMARKET PRESIDENT

NMLS 684241

BUY BUILD or REFINANCE

MEMBER FDIC

T H E W A Y B A N K I N G S H O U L D B E

PAUL KNAPPVPLENDER

NMLS 684239

BOB MEUSCHVPLENDER

NMLS 459283

TONY McCUNEVPLENDER

NMLS 684240

LONNIE OCHSNERMARKET PRESIDENT

NMLS 684241

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SILHOUETTE OF A BUST28rdquo X 32rdquo Acrylic Oil on PaperSOLD

7

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

ICE HAUS SKATING RINK

THE ART OF ICE SKATING

If the Winter Olympics left you feeling inspired to learn the art of ice skating take your ambitions to the Ice Haus in Greeley where the instructors are certified members of the Professional Skating As-sociation Years of experience in the sport and with the guidelines set forth by the US Figure Skating Association make them the perfect teachers of everything from basic skills to more advanced techniques like jumps and spins Stop by the Ice Haus in historic downtown to watch skaters glide across the ice or to pick up a few pointers for yourself

WINTER 2014-2015

Greeley Ice Haus is also the proud home of the UNC Ice Hockey Club Team

Donrsquot miss an opportunity to get caught up in the excitement of rough and tough action in the bears den while cheering the Bears to victory With bars and restaurants within easy walking distance of the rink students and families alike will enjoy the experience of the fun and fast-moving team sport

Looking to live your own dreams of tearing up the ice and hitting the winning shot The Ice Haus also has adult and youth hockey league teams so the whole family can get involved in the sport

900 8th Ave Greeley 970-350-9402 greeleygovcom

more year in review gt pg 57

greeley a year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 57

encouraging the expression of art Roger and Margaret Brindisi Joe Lee Parker and Lisa Arata formed the first board members of Art Space Their goal was to help Greeley become more aware of the art scene by providing artists with a space to create their work They wanted to give the budding young artists inspiration and support and help expand the impact of local arts and entertainment The found-ing board members realize there is always room for fresh ideas and new energy and welcomed in a new generation of board members for Art Space

Cary Poulinrsquos passion for the art world led her to volunteering at Art Space She is now one of the new board members along with Corey DeVin Ramsey who is the events coordinator Jason Ramsey and Mariah Foster Carly Corey and Jason were all anxious to show me around Art Space and share their aspirations for Art Spacersquos new chapter It was refreshing to see their passion for their work and hear ideas for the future of a project that means so much to them On any given day you will find one or all of the new board members working at Art Space cleaning painting building or promoting Like proud parents they lovingly call it a ldquowork in progressrdquo The group continues a tradition of passion for the arts and hope to empower educate and inspire other artists in their community

PHOTO ARTWORK FEATURED ON THE BUILDING FACADE OF ART SPACE IN DOWNTOWN GREELEY

The Creative Art District of Greeley Colorado is a group of local businesses whose mission is to make their community aware of local artists and entertainment that is offered in the community First Fri-days in Greeley is one of the ways the art scene is gaining recognition A collabora-tive effort by many of these creative busi-nesses to establish a vital arts experience within the community just under twenty businesses participate in the event Enjoy an evening of art and socializing while taking a self guided tour through the visual displays from 5-8 pm For a field guide in discovering both new and established artists great music and inspired local merchants visit greeleydowntowncom Cafe Panache is one of the businesses featuring local artwork now you can enjoy a delicious crepe and a glass of wine while supporting local artists Other businesses such as Dougrsquos Hang Up and Batter Up Cakes also take part in the First Fridayrsquos art walk

Other groups working to support the local art movement in Greeley are ArtWerx StudioGallery and Art Space Kim Snyder is a permanent artist at ArtWerx display-ing her paintings alongside custom painted furniture by Colleen Murphy and Jill Bailey of Flair of Art Photography They also offer studio space for rent to interested artists looking to display their work and welcome you to come in and look around

Art Space is a group recognized for

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

INSURINGTHEPAST

7251 W 20th St Building L Suite 100Greeley CO 806349703304522

Sales Executive Michael Brown

Escrow Manager Lindy Miner

We look forward to working with you at

TO PROTECTYOUR FUTURE

wwwheritagetcocom

HTCO - GREELEY

a year in review

ZOErsquoS715 10th St

Zoersquos is a locally owned nonprofit coffee house supporting local artists and musicians through their art and music venues They have a great patio filled with flowers and wrought iron tables that you see as you walk into their expansive coffee house The patio is tucked back a little off the sidewalk and is shaded in the afternoon which makes it very comfortable to sit and relax This is our patio pick for morning coffee or afternoon re-freshments Stop by and you will see why we like it

SANTERAMOrsquoS PIZZA HOUSE amp ITALIAN FOOD1229 10th Ave

Santeramorsquos has one of our favorite patios in Greeley for dinner They are located on 10th Avenue and the seclusion of their outdoor seating makes you feel like you are on your own patio The huge pine tree pro-vides enough shade in the afternoon to keep you cool while you enjoy one of their many Italian delights

patio dining in Greeley

a year in review

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

GREELEY

Independence STAMPEDESummer in Colorado brings on thoughts of hot weather cold drinks flip-flops and summer festivals But in Greeley

summer brings one thought to everyonersquos mind Greeley Independence Stampede From June 26th to July 6th people from all over the nation and even some international spectators head to Greeley for the unforgettable event that brings our

western heritage into the spotlight once again

WINTER 2014-2015

Greeley Independence Stampede - June 26th-July 6th

In the late 1800rsquos neighbors gathered in Greeley to celebrate and honor the local potato farmers at a festi-val that later became known as the Greeley Spud Rodeo In 1922 the

newly named festival entertained around 2500 spectators with ldquobucking bronc riding fancy roping a pie eating contest a horse race motorcycle and bicycle races and a two-mile Model-T Ford free for all racerdquo This wild western event was later named Go West with Greeley but in 1972 the com-munity of Greeley finally found the perfect name befitting their popular rodeo festival Still today the name has stuck and the in-ternationally recognized event is known as The Greeley Independence Stampede The festival has grown to attract over 250000 people each year with concerts rodeos a July 4th parade demolition derby western

art show old-fashioned carnival free en-tertainment longhorns and lots of delici-ous food The eleven-day event even has its own team of mascots Bucky and Bertha the Stampede Longhorns

This year the concert series includes Three Days Grace along with country headliners like Jake Owen Billy Currington Martina McBride and Big amp Rich with Cowboy Troy and Dallas Smith The PRCA Pro Rodeo starts on Sunday June 29th and continues every night through Friday July 4th The ro-deo includes bareback riding saddle bronc riding team roping steer wrestling tie-down roping barrel racing mutton bustinrsquo and bull riding The kids rodeo gives our littlest cowboys and cowgirls a chance to show their skills at stick pony races mut-ton bustinrsquo barrel racing pole bending

goat tying and junior rough stock events A yearly favorite is the July 4th parade which has been named one of the largest Independence Day parades in the nation Catch the parade route between 19th and 15th street along the historic 10th Avenue Coming up on its 92nd year the parade is sure to impress In addition to the July 4th parade there is a daily parade at 600 PM throughout the entire Greeley Stampede The Demolition Derby on July 6th includes more than 100 drivers in a multi-heat der-by In a continued celebration of western heritage the Greeley Stampede has ho-sted the Stampede Western Invitational Art Exhibit and Sale for the past 14 years In that time the event has sold almost $1 mil-lion in art Part of the proceeds help with scholarship funding for Weld County high school students

AS WITH EVERY YEAR THE GREELEY INDEPENDENCE STAMPEDE IS SURE TO IMPRESS THE FAITHFUL MASSES OF SPECATORS PERFORMERS AND VOLUNTEERS THE STAMPEDErsquoS MISSION EVERY YEAR IS rdquoTO CELEBRATE OUR NATIONrsquoS INDEPENDENCE AND PRESERVE OUR WESTERN HERITAGErdquo AND TO THAT WE CAN ONLY SAY MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

WINTER 2014-2015 61

WINTER 2014-2015

DOUGrsquoS HANG UP dougshangup dougshangupgreeley livingingreeley

For more than 32 years Dougrsquos Hang Up has been providing custom fram-ing services for Colorado artists and individuals More than a distinc-tive custom frame shop owners Mark Hunter and Doug Suggs offer a range of services and products including limited edition signed prints memorabilia and even jewelry Doug says ldquoWe can do anythingrdquo

Mark and Doug take great pride in supporting and promoting the local art-ists unique to Colorado Many original pieces can be seen on display at their location in historic downtown Greeley When you visit be sure to check out the hundreds of limited edition signed prints one-of-a-kind sports memora-bilia and Colorado hand-made jewelry

818 9th St Greeley 970-475-1931 dougshangupcom

GREELEY A year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 63

RELOCATION

Full-Time Relocation CoordinatorElectronic Relocation Guides

Home Sales AssistanceComplimentary Community Tours

Locally Owned and Operated for over 40 yearsOver 40 Full Time Top Notch Professional Agents

International and National Connections Through our Leading Real Estate Companies of The World Network

wwwSearsRealEstatecomServing all of Northern Colorado

SIMPLY THE BEST

Page 5: LIVING IN GREELEY WINTER 2014-2015

7

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

ICE HAUS SKATING RINK

THE ART OF ICE SKATING

If the Winter Olympics left you feeling inspired to learn the art of ice skating take your ambitions to the Ice Haus in Greeley where the instructors are certified members of the Professional Skating As-sociation Years of experience in the sport and with the guidelines set forth by the US Figure Skating Association make them the perfect teachers of everything from basic skills to more advanced techniques like jumps and spins Stop by the Ice Haus in historic downtown to watch skaters glide across the ice or to pick up a few pointers for yourself

WINTER 2014-2015

Greeley Ice Haus is also the proud home of the UNC Ice Hockey Club Team

Donrsquot miss an opportunity to get caught up in the excitement of rough and tough action in the bears den while cheering the Bears to victory With bars and restaurants within easy walking distance of the rink students and families alike will enjoy the experience of the fun and fast-moving team sport

Looking to live your own dreams of tearing up the ice and hitting the winning shot The Ice Haus also has adult and youth hockey league teams so the whole family can get involved in the sport

900 8th Ave Greeley 970-350-9402 greeleygovcom

more year in review gt pg 57

greeley a year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 57

encouraging the expression of art Roger and Margaret Brindisi Joe Lee Parker and Lisa Arata formed the first board members of Art Space Their goal was to help Greeley become more aware of the art scene by providing artists with a space to create their work They wanted to give the budding young artists inspiration and support and help expand the impact of local arts and entertainment The found-ing board members realize there is always room for fresh ideas and new energy and welcomed in a new generation of board members for Art Space

Cary Poulinrsquos passion for the art world led her to volunteering at Art Space She is now one of the new board members along with Corey DeVin Ramsey who is the events coordinator Jason Ramsey and Mariah Foster Carly Corey and Jason were all anxious to show me around Art Space and share their aspirations for Art Spacersquos new chapter It was refreshing to see their passion for their work and hear ideas for the future of a project that means so much to them On any given day you will find one or all of the new board members working at Art Space cleaning painting building or promoting Like proud parents they lovingly call it a ldquowork in progressrdquo The group continues a tradition of passion for the arts and hope to empower educate and inspire other artists in their community

PHOTO ARTWORK FEATURED ON THE BUILDING FACADE OF ART SPACE IN DOWNTOWN GREELEY

The Creative Art District of Greeley Colorado is a group of local businesses whose mission is to make their community aware of local artists and entertainment that is offered in the community First Fri-days in Greeley is one of the ways the art scene is gaining recognition A collabora-tive effort by many of these creative busi-nesses to establish a vital arts experience within the community just under twenty businesses participate in the event Enjoy an evening of art and socializing while taking a self guided tour through the visual displays from 5-8 pm For a field guide in discovering both new and established artists great music and inspired local merchants visit greeleydowntowncom Cafe Panache is one of the businesses featuring local artwork now you can enjoy a delicious crepe and a glass of wine while supporting local artists Other businesses such as Dougrsquos Hang Up and Batter Up Cakes also take part in the First Fridayrsquos art walk

Other groups working to support the local art movement in Greeley are ArtWerx StudioGallery and Art Space Kim Snyder is a permanent artist at ArtWerx display-ing her paintings alongside custom painted furniture by Colleen Murphy and Jill Bailey of Flair of Art Photography They also offer studio space for rent to interested artists looking to display their work and welcome you to come in and look around

Art Space is a group recognized for

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

INSURINGTHEPAST

7251 W 20th St Building L Suite 100Greeley CO 806349703304522

Sales Executive Michael Brown

Escrow Manager Lindy Miner

We look forward to working with you at

TO PROTECTYOUR FUTURE

wwwheritagetcocom

HTCO - GREELEY

a year in review

ZOErsquoS715 10th St

Zoersquos is a locally owned nonprofit coffee house supporting local artists and musicians through their art and music venues They have a great patio filled with flowers and wrought iron tables that you see as you walk into their expansive coffee house The patio is tucked back a little off the sidewalk and is shaded in the afternoon which makes it very comfortable to sit and relax This is our patio pick for morning coffee or afternoon re-freshments Stop by and you will see why we like it

SANTERAMOrsquoS PIZZA HOUSE amp ITALIAN FOOD1229 10th Ave

Santeramorsquos has one of our favorite patios in Greeley for dinner They are located on 10th Avenue and the seclusion of their outdoor seating makes you feel like you are on your own patio The huge pine tree pro-vides enough shade in the afternoon to keep you cool while you enjoy one of their many Italian delights

patio dining in Greeley

a year in review

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

GREELEY

Independence STAMPEDESummer in Colorado brings on thoughts of hot weather cold drinks flip-flops and summer festivals But in Greeley

summer brings one thought to everyonersquos mind Greeley Independence Stampede From June 26th to July 6th people from all over the nation and even some international spectators head to Greeley for the unforgettable event that brings our

western heritage into the spotlight once again

WINTER 2014-2015

Greeley Independence Stampede - June 26th-July 6th

In the late 1800rsquos neighbors gathered in Greeley to celebrate and honor the local potato farmers at a festi-val that later became known as the Greeley Spud Rodeo In 1922 the

newly named festival entertained around 2500 spectators with ldquobucking bronc riding fancy roping a pie eating contest a horse race motorcycle and bicycle races and a two-mile Model-T Ford free for all racerdquo This wild western event was later named Go West with Greeley but in 1972 the com-munity of Greeley finally found the perfect name befitting their popular rodeo festival Still today the name has stuck and the in-ternationally recognized event is known as The Greeley Independence Stampede The festival has grown to attract over 250000 people each year with concerts rodeos a July 4th parade demolition derby western

art show old-fashioned carnival free en-tertainment longhorns and lots of delici-ous food The eleven-day event even has its own team of mascots Bucky and Bertha the Stampede Longhorns

This year the concert series includes Three Days Grace along with country headliners like Jake Owen Billy Currington Martina McBride and Big amp Rich with Cowboy Troy and Dallas Smith The PRCA Pro Rodeo starts on Sunday June 29th and continues every night through Friday July 4th The ro-deo includes bareback riding saddle bronc riding team roping steer wrestling tie-down roping barrel racing mutton bustinrsquo and bull riding The kids rodeo gives our littlest cowboys and cowgirls a chance to show their skills at stick pony races mut-ton bustinrsquo barrel racing pole bending

goat tying and junior rough stock events A yearly favorite is the July 4th parade which has been named one of the largest Independence Day parades in the nation Catch the parade route between 19th and 15th street along the historic 10th Avenue Coming up on its 92nd year the parade is sure to impress In addition to the July 4th parade there is a daily parade at 600 PM throughout the entire Greeley Stampede The Demolition Derby on July 6th includes more than 100 drivers in a multi-heat der-by In a continued celebration of western heritage the Greeley Stampede has ho-sted the Stampede Western Invitational Art Exhibit and Sale for the past 14 years In that time the event has sold almost $1 mil-lion in art Part of the proceeds help with scholarship funding for Weld County high school students

AS WITH EVERY YEAR THE GREELEY INDEPENDENCE STAMPEDE IS SURE TO IMPRESS THE FAITHFUL MASSES OF SPECATORS PERFORMERS AND VOLUNTEERS THE STAMPEDErsquoS MISSION EVERY YEAR IS rdquoTO CELEBRATE OUR NATIONrsquoS INDEPENDENCE AND PRESERVE OUR WESTERN HERITAGErdquo AND TO THAT WE CAN ONLY SAY MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

WINTER 2014-2015 61

WINTER 2014-2015

DOUGrsquoS HANG UP dougshangup dougshangupgreeley livingingreeley

For more than 32 years Dougrsquos Hang Up has been providing custom fram-ing services for Colorado artists and individuals More than a distinc-tive custom frame shop owners Mark Hunter and Doug Suggs offer a range of services and products including limited edition signed prints memorabilia and even jewelry Doug says ldquoWe can do anythingrdquo

Mark and Doug take great pride in supporting and promoting the local art-ists unique to Colorado Many original pieces can be seen on display at their location in historic downtown Greeley When you visit be sure to check out the hundreds of limited edition signed prints one-of-a-kind sports memora-bilia and Colorado hand-made jewelry

818 9th St Greeley 970-475-1931 dougshangupcom

GREELEY A year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 63

RELOCATION

Full-Time Relocation CoordinatorElectronic Relocation Guides

Home Sales AssistanceComplimentary Community Tours

Locally Owned and Operated for over 40 yearsOver 40 Full Time Top Notch Professional Agents

International and National Connections Through our Leading Real Estate Companies of The World Network

wwwSearsRealEstatecomServing all of Northern Colorado

SIMPLY THE BEST

Page 6: LIVING IN GREELEY WINTER 2014-2015

WINTER 2014-2015

Greeley Ice Haus is also the proud home of the UNC Ice Hockey Club Team

Donrsquot miss an opportunity to get caught up in the excitement of rough and tough action in the bears den while cheering the Bears to victory With bars and restaurants within easy walking distance of the rink students and families alike will enjoy the experience of the fun and fast-moving team sport

Looking to live your own dreams of tearing up the ice and hitting the winning shot The Ice Haus also has adult and youth hockey league teams so the whole family can get involved in the sport

900 8th Ave Greeley 970-350-9402 greeleygovcom

more year in review gt pg 57

greeley a year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 57

encouraging the expression of art Roger and Margaret Brindisi Joe Lee Parker and Lisa Arata formed the first board members of Art Space Their goal was to help Greeley become more aware of the art scene by providing artists with a space to create their work They wanted to give the budding young artists inspiration and support and help expand the impact of local arts and entertainment The found-ing board members realize there is always room for fresh ideas and new energy and welcomed in a new generation of board members for Art Space

Cary Poulinrsquos passion for the art world led her to volunteering at Art Space She is now one of the new board members along with Corey DeVin Ramsey who is the events coordinator Jason Ramsey and Mariah Foster Carly Corey and Jason were all anxious to show me around Art Space and share their aspirations for Art Spacersquos new chapter It was refreshing to see their passion for their work and hear ideas for the future of a project that means so much to them On any given day you will find one or all of the new board members working at Art Space cleaning painting building or promoting Like proud parents they lovingly call it a ldquowork in progressrdquo The group continues a tradition of passion for the arts and hope to empower educate and inspire other artists in their community

PHOTO ARTWORK FEATURED ON THE BUILDING FACADE OF ART SPACE IN DOWNTOWN GREELEY

The Creative Art District of Greeley Colorado is a group of local businesses whose mission is to make their community aware of local artists and entertainment that is offered in the community First Fri-days in Greeley is one of the ways the art scene is gaining recognition A collabora-tive effort by many of these creative busi-nesses to establish a vital arts experience within the community just under twenty businesses participate in the event Enjoy an evening of art and socializing while taking a self guided tour through the visual displays from 5-8 pm For a field guide in discovering both new and established artists great music and inspired local merchants visit greeleydowntowncom Cafe Panache is one of the businesses featuring local artwork now you can enjoy a delicious crepe and a glass of wine while supporting local artists Other businesses such as Dougrsquos Hang Up and Batter Up Cakes also take part in the First Fridayrsquos art walk

Other groups working to support the local art movement in Greeley are ArtWerx StudioGallery and Art Space Kim Snyder is a permanent artist at ArtWerx display-ing her paintings alongside custom painted furniture by Colleen Murphy and Jill Bailey of Flair of Art Photography They also offer studio space for rent to interested artists looking to display their work and welcome you to come in and look around

Art Space is a group recognized for

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

INSURINGTHEPAST

7251 W 20th St Building L Suite 100Greeley CO 806349703304522

Sales Executive Michael Brown

Escrow Manager Lindy Miner

We look forward to working with you at

TO PROTECTYOUR FUTURE

wwwheritagetcocom

HTCO - GREELEY

a year in review

ZOErsquoS715 10th St

Zoersquos is a locally owned nonprofit coffee house supporting local artists and musicians through their art and music venues They have a great patio filled with flowers and wrought iron tables that you see as you walk into their expansive coffee house The patio is tucked back a little off the sidewalk and is shaded in the afternoon which makes it very comfortable to sit and relax This is our patio pick for morning coffee or afternoon re-freshments Stop by and you will see why we like it

SANTERAMOrsquoS PIZZA HOUSE amp ITALIAN FOOD1229 10th Ave

Santeramorsquos has one of our favorite patios in Greeley for dinner They are located on 10th Avenue and the seclusion of their outdoor seating makes you feel like you are on your own patio The huge pine tree pro-vides enough shade in the afternoon to keep you cool while you enjoy one of their many Italian delights

patio dining in Greeley

a year in review

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

GREELEY

Independence STAMPEDESummer in Colorado brings on thoughts of hot weather cold drinks flip-flops and summer festivals But in Greeley

summer brings one thought to everyonersquos mind Greeley Independence Stampede From June 26th to July 6th people from all over the nation and even some international spectators head to Greeley for the unforgettable event that brings our

western heritage into the spotlight once again

WINTER 2014-2015

Greeley Independence Stampede - June 26th-July 6th

In the late 1800rsquos neighbors gathered in Greeley to celebrate and honor the local potato farmers at a festi-val that later became known as the Greeley Spud Rodeo In 1922 the

newly named festival entertained around 2500 spectators with ldquobucking bronc riding fancy roping a pie eating contest a horse race motorcycle and bicycle races and a two-mile Model-T Ford free for all racerdquo This wild western event was later named Go West with Greeley but in 1972 the com-munity of Greeley finally found the perfect name befitting their popular rodeo festival Still today the name has stuck and the in-ternationally recognized event is known as The Greeley Independence Stampede The festival has grown to attract over 250000 people each year with concerts rodeos a July 4th parade demolition derby western

art show old-fashioned carnival free en-tertainment longhorns and lots of delici-ous food The eleven-day event even has its own team of mascots Bucky and Bertha the Stampede Longhorns

This year the concert series includes Three Days Grace along with country headliners like Jake Owen Billy Currington Martina McBride and Big amp Rich with Cowboy Troy and Dallas Smith The PRCA Pro Rodeo starts on Sunday June 29th and continues every night through Friday July 4th The ro-deo includes bareback riding saddle bronc riding team roping steer wrestling tie-down roping barrel racing mutton bustinrsquo and bull riding The kids rodeo gives our littlest cowboys and cowgirls a chance to show their skills at stick pony races mut-ton bustinrsquo barrel racing pole bending

goat tying and junior rough stock events A yearly favorite is the July 4th parade which has been named one of the largest Independence Day parades in the nation Catch the parade route between 19th and 15th street along the historic 10th Avenue Coming up on its 92nd year the parade is sure to impress In addition to the July 4th parade there is a daily parade at 600 PM throughout the entire Greeley Stampede The Demolition Derby on July 6th includes more than 100 drivers in a multi-heat der-by In a continued celebration of western heritage the Greeley Stampede has ho-sted the Stampede Western Invitational Art Exhibit and Sale for the past 14 years In that time the event has sold almost $1 mil-lion in art Part of the proceeds help with scholarship funding for Weld County high school students

AS WITH EVERY YEAR THE GREELEY INDEPENDENCE STAMPEDE IS SURE TO IMPRESS THE FAITHFUL MASSES OF SPECATORS PERFORMERS AND VOLUNTEERS THE STAMPEDErsquoS MISSION EVERY YEAR IS rdquoTO CELEBRATE OUR NATIONrsquoS INDEPENDENCE AND PRESERVE OUR WESTERN HERITAGErdquo AND TO THAT WE CAN ONLY SAY MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

WINTER 2014-2015 61

WINTER 2014-2015

DOUGrsquoS HANG UP dougshangup dougshangupgreeley livingingreeley

For more than 32 years Dougrsquos Hang Up has been providing custom fram-ing services for Colorado artists and individuals More than a distinc-tive custom frame shop owners Mark Hunter and Doug Suggs offer a range of services and products including limited edition signed prints memorabilia and even jewelry Doug says ldquoWe can do anythingrdquo

Mark and Doug take great pride in supporting and promoting the local art-ists unique to Colorado Many original pieces can be seen on display at their location in historic downtown Greeley When you visit be sure to check out the hundreds of limited edition signed prints one-of-a-kind sports memora-bilia and Colorado hand-made jewelry

818 9th St Greeley 970-475-1931 dougshangupcom

GREELEY A year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 63

RELOCATION

Full-Time Relocation CoordinatorElectronic Relocation Guides

Home Sales AssistanceComplimentary Community Tours

Locally Owned and Operated for over 40 yearsOver 40 Full Time Top Notch Professional Agents

International and National Connections Through our Leading Real Estate Companies of The World Network

wwwSearsRealEstatecomServing all of Northern Colorado

SIMPLY THE BEST

Page 7: LIVING IN GREELEY WINTER 2014-2015

WINTER 2014-2015 57

encouraging the expression of art Roger and Margaret Brindisi Joe Lee Parker and Lisa Arata formed the first board members of Art Space Their goal was to help Greeley become more aware of the art scene by providing artists with a space to create their work They wanted to give the budding young artists inspiration and support and help expand the impact of local arts and entertainment The found-ing board members realize there is always room for fresh ideas and new energy and welcomed in a new generation of board members for Art Space

Cary Poulinrsquos passion for the art world led her to volunteering at Art Space She is now one of the new board members along with Corey DeVin Ramsey who is the events coordinator Jason Ramsey and Mariah Foster Carly Corey and Jason were all anxious to show me around Art Space and share their aspirations for Art Spacersquos new chapter It was refreshing to see their passion for their work and hear ideas for the future of a project that means so much to them On any given day you will find one or all of the new board members working at Art Space cleaning painting building or promoting Like proud parents they lovingly call it a ldquowork in progressrdquo The group continues a tradition of passion for the arts and hope to empower educate and inspire other artists in their community

PHOTO ARTWORK FEATURED ON THE BUILDING FACADE OF ART SPACE IN DOWNTOWN GREELEY

The Creative Art District of Greeley Colorado is a group of local businesses whose mission is to make their community aware of local artists and entertainment that is offered in the community First Fri-days in Greeley is one of the ways the art scene is gaining recognition A collabora-tive effort by many of these creative busi-nesses to establish a vital arts experience within the community just under twenty businesses participate in the event Enjoy an evening of art and socializing while taking a self guided tour through the visual displays from 5-8 pm For a field guide in discovering both new and established artists great music and inspired local merchants visit greeleydowntowncom Cafe Panache is one of the businesses featuring local artwork now you can enjoy a delicious crepe and a glass of wine while supporting local artists Other businesses such as Dougrsquos Hang Up and Batter Up Cakes also take part in the First Fridayrsquos art walk

Other groups working to support the local art movement in Greeley are ArtWerx StudioGallery and Art Space Kim Snyder is a permanent artist at ArtWerx display-ing her paintings alongside custom painted furniture by Colleen Murphy and Jill Bailey of Flair of Art Photography They also offer studio space for rent to interested artists looking to display their work and welcome you to come in and look around

Art Space is a group recognized for

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

INSURINGTHEPAST

7251 W 20th St Building L Suite 100Greeley CO 806349703304522

Sales Executive Michael Brown

Escrow Manager Lindy Miner

We look forward to working with you at

TO PROTECTYOUR FUTURE

wwwheritagetcocom

HTCO - GREELEY

a year in review

ZOErsquoS715 10th St

Zoersquos is a locally owned nonprofit coffee house supporting local artists and musicians through their art and music venues They have a great patio filled with flowers and wrought iron tables that you see as you walk into their expansive coffee house The patio is tucked back a little off the sidewalk and is shaded in the afternoon which makes it very comfortable to sit and relax This is our patio pick for morning coffee or afternoon re-freshments Stop by and you will see why we like it

SANTERAMOrsquoS PIZZA HOUSE amp ITALIAN FOOD1229 10th Ave

Santeramorsquos has one of our favorite patios in Greeley for dinner They are located on 10th Avenue and the seclusion of their outdoor seating makes you feel like you are on your own patio The huge pine tree pro-vides enough shade in the afternoon to keep you cool while you enjoy one of their many Italian delights

patio dining in Greeley

a year in review

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

GREELEY

Independence STAMPEDESummer in Colorado brings on thoughts of hot weather cold drinks flip-flops and summer festivals But in Greeley

summer brings one thought to everyonersquos mind Greeley Independence Stampede From June 26th to July 6th people from all over the nation and even some international spectators head to Greeley for the unforgettable event that brings our

western heritage into the spotlight once again

WINTER 2014-2015

Greeley Independence Stampede - June 26th-July 6th

In the late 1800rsquos neighbors gathered in Greeley to celebrate and honor the local potato farmers at a festi-val that later became known as the Greeley Spud Rodeo In 1922 the

newly named festival entertained around 2500 spectators with ldquobucking bronc riding fancy roping a pie eating contest a horse race motorcycle and bicycle races and a two-mile Model-T Ford free for all racerdquo This wild western event was later named Go West with Greeley but in 1972 the com-munity of Greeley finally found the perfect name befitting their popular rodeo festival Still today the name has stuck and the in-ternationally recognized event is known as The Greeley Independence Stampede The festival has grown to attract over 250000 people each year with concerts rodeos a July 4th parade demolition derby western

art show old-fashioned carnival free en-tertainment longhorns and lots of delici-ous food The eleven-day event even has its own team of mascots Bucky and Bertha the Stampede Longhorns

This year the concert series includes Three Days Grace along with country headliners like Jake Owen Billy Currington Martina McBride and Big amp Rich with Cowboy Troy and Dallas Smith The PRCA Pro Rodeo starts on Sunday June 29th and continues every night through Friday July 4th The ro-deo includes bareback riding saddle bronc riding team roping steer wrestling tie-down roping barrel racing mutton bustinrsquo and bull riding The kids rodeo gives our littlest cowboys and cowgirls a chance to show their skills at stick pony races mut-ton bustinrsquo barrel racing pole bending

goat tying and junior rough stock events A yearly favorite is the July 4th parade which has been named one of the largest Independence Day parades in the nation Catch the parade route between 19th and 15th street along the historic 10th Avenue Coming up on its 92nd year the parade is sure to impress In addition to the July 4th parade there is a daily parade at 600 PM throughout the entire Greeley Stampede The Demolition Derby on July 6th includes more than 100 drivers in a multi-heat der-by In a continued celebration of western heritage the Greeley Stampede has ho-sted the Stampede Western Invitational Art Exhibit and Sale for the past 14 years In that time the event has sold almost $1 mil-lion in art Part of the proceeds help with scholarship funding for Weld County high school students

AS WITH EVERY YEAR THE GREELEY INDEPENDENCE STAMPEDE IS SURE TO IMPRESS THE FAITHFUL MASSES OF SPECATORS PERFORMERS AND VOLUNTEERS THE STAMPEDErsquoS MISSION EVERY YEAR IS rdquoTO CELEBRATE OUR NATIONrsquoS INDEPENDENCE AND PRESERVE OUR WESTERN HERITAGErdquo AND TO THAT WE CAN ONLY SAY MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

WINTER 2014-2015 61

WINTER 2014-2015

DOUGrsquoS HANG UP dougshangup dougshangupgreeley livingingreeley

For more than 32 years Dougrsquos Hang Up has been providing custom fram-ing services for Colorado artists and individuals More than a distinc-tive custom frame shop owners Mark Hunter and Doug Suggs offer a range of services and products including limited edition signed prints memorabilia and even jewelry Doug says ldquoWe can do anythingrdquo

Mark and Doug take great pride in supporting and promoting the local art-ists unique to Colorado Many original pieces can be seen on display at their location in historic downtown Greeley When you visit be sure to check out the hundreds of limited edition signed prints one-of-a-kind sports memora-bilia and Colorado hand-made jewelry

818 9th St Greeley 970-475-1931 dougshangupcom

GREELEY A year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 63

RELOCATION

Full-Time Relocation CoordinatorElectronic Relocation Guides

Home Sales AssistanceComplimentary Community Tours

Locally Owned and Operated for over 40 yearsOver 40 Full Time Top Notch Professional Agents

International and National Connections Through our Leading Real Estate Companies of The World Network

wwwSearsRealEstatecomServing all of Northern Colorado

SIMPLY THE BEST

Page 8: LIVING IN GREELEY WINTER 2014-2015

INSURINGTHEPAST

7251 W 20th St Building L Suite 100Greeley CO 806349703304522

Sales Executive Michael Brown

Escrow Manager Lindy Miner

We look forward to working with you at

TO PROTECTYOUR FUTURE

wwwheritagetcocom

HTCO - GREELEY

a year in review

ZOErsquoS715 10th St

Zoersquos is a locally owned nonprofit coffee house supporting local artists and musicians through their art and music venues They have a great patio filled with flowers and wrought iron tables that you see as you walk into their expansive coffee house The patio is tucked back a little off the sidewalk and is shaded in the afternoon which makes it very comfortable to sit and relax This is our patio pick for morning coffee or afternoon re-freshments Stop by and you will see why we like it

SANTERAMOrsquoS PIZZA HOUSE amp ITALIAN FOOD1229 10th Ave

Santeramorsquos has one of our favorite patios in Greeley for dinner They are located on 10th Avenue and the seclusion of their outdoor seating makes you feel like you are on your own patio The huge pine tree pro-vides enough shade in the afternoon to keep you cool while you enjoy one of their many Italian delights

patio dining in Greeley

a year in review

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

GREELEY

Independence STAMPEDESummer in Colorado brings on thoughts of hot weather cold drinks flip-flops and summer festivals But in Greeley

summer brings one thought to everyonersquos mind Greeley Independence Stampede From June 26th to July 6th people from all over the nation and even some international spectators head to Greeley for the unforgettable event that brings our

western heritage into the spotlight once again

WINTER 2014-2015

Greeley Independence Stampede - June 26th-July 6th

In the late 1800rsquos neighbors gathered in Greeley to celebrate and honor the local potato farmers at a festi-val that later became known as the Greeley Spud Rodeo In 1922 the

newly named festival entertained around 2500 spectators with ldquobucking bronc riding fancy roping a pie eating contest a horse race motorcycle and bicycle races and a two-mile Model-T Ford free for all racerdquo This wild western event was later named Go West with Greeley but in 1972 the com-munity of Greeley finally found the perfect name befitting their popular rodeo festival Still today the name has stuck and the in-ternationally recognized event is known as The Greeley Independence Stampede The festival has grown to attract over 250000 people each year with concerts rodeos a July 4th parade demolition derby western

art show old-fashioned carnival free en-tertainment longhorns and lots of delici-ous food The eleven-day event even has its own team of mascots Bucky and Bertha the Stampede Longhorns

This year the concert series includes Three Days Grace along with country headliners like Jake Owen Billy Currington Martina McBride and Big amp Rich with Cowboy Troy and Dallas Smith The PRCA Pro Rodeo starts on Sunday June 29th and continues every night through Friday July 4th The ro-deo includes bareback riding saddle bronc riding team roping steer wrestling tie-down roping barrel racing mutton bustinrsquo and bull riding The kids rodeo gives our littlest cowboys and cowgirls a chance to show their skills at stick pony races mut-ton bustinrsquo barrel racing pole bending

goat tying and junior rough stock events A yearly favorite is the July 4th parade which has been named one of the largest Independence Day parades in the nation Catch the parade route between 19th and 15th street along the historic 10th Avenue Coming up on its 92nd year the parade is sure to impress In addition to the July 4th parade there is a daily parade at 600 PM throughout the entire Greeley Stampede The Demolition Derby on July 6th includes more than 100 drivers in a multi-heat der-by In a continued celebration of western heritage the Greeley Stampede has ho-sted the Stampede Western Invitational Art Exhibit and Sale for the past 14 years In that time the event has sold almost $1 mil-lion in art Part of the proceeds help with scholarship funding for Weld County high school students

AS WITH EVERY YEAR THE GREELEY INDEPENDENCE STAMPEDE IS SURE TO IMPRESS THE FAITHFUL MASSES OF SPECATORS PERFORMERS AND VOLUNTEERS THE STAMPEDErsquoS MISSION EVERY YEAR IS rdquoTO CELEBRATE OUR NATIONrsquoS INDEPENDENCE AND PRESERVE OUR WESTERN HERITAGErdquo AND TO THAT WE CAN ONLY SAY MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

WINTER 2014-2015 61

WINTER 2014-2015

DOUGrsquoS HANG UP dougshangup dougshangupgreeley livingingreeley

For more than 32 years Dougrsquos Hang Up has been providing custom fram-ing services for Colorado artists and individuals More than a distinc-tive custom frame shop owners Mark Hunter and Doug Suggs offer a range of services and products including limited edition signed prints memorabilia and even jewelry Doug says ldquoWe can do anythingrdquo

Mark and Doug take great pride in supporting and promoting the local art-ists unique to Colorado Many original pieces can be seen on display at their location in historic downtown Greeley When you visit be sure to check out the hundreds of limited edition signed prints one-of-a-kind sports memora-bilia and Colorado hand-made jewelry

818 9th St Greeley 970-475-1931 dougshangupcom

GREELEY A year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 63

RELOCATION

Full-Time Relocation CoordinatorElectronic Relocation Guides

Home Sales AssistanceComplimentary Community Tours

Locally Owned and Operated for over 40 yearsOver 40 Full Time Top Notch Professional Agents

International and National Connections Through our Leading Real Estate Companies of The World Network

wwwSearsRealEstatecomServing all of Northern Colorado

SIMPLY THE BEST

Page 9: LIVING IN GREELEY WINTER 2014-2015

a year in review

GREELEYA YEAR IN REVIEW

GREELEY

Independence STAMPEDESummer in Colorado brings on thoughts of hot weather cold drinks flip-flops and summer festivals But in Greeley

summer brings one thought to everyonersquos mind Greeley Independence Stampede From June 26th to July 6th people from all over the nation and even some international spectators head to Greeley for the unforgettable event that brings our

western heritage into the spotlight once again

WINTER 2014-2015

Greeley Independence Stampede - June 26th-July 6th

In the late 1800rsquos neighbors gathered in Greeley to celebrate and honor the local potato farmers at a festi-val that later became known as the Greeley Spud Rodeo In 1922 the

newly named festival entertained around 2500 spectators with ldquobucking bronc riding fancy roping a pie eating contest a horse race motorcycle and bicycle races and a two-mile Model-T Ford free for all racerdquo This wild western event was later named Go West with Greeley but in 1972 the com-munity of Greeley finally found the perfect name befitting their popular rodeo festival Still today the name has stuck and the in-ternationally recognized event is known as The Greeley Independence Stampede The festival has grown to attract over 250000 people each year with concerts rodeos a July 4th parade demolition derby western

art show old-fashioned carnival free en-tertainment longhorns and lots of delici-ous food The eleven-day event even has its own team of mascots Bucky and Bertha the Stampede Longhorns

This year the concert series includes Three Days Grace along with country headliners like Jake Owen Billy Currington Martina McBride and Big amp Rich with Cowboy Troy and Dallas Smith The PRCA Pro Rodeo starts on Sunday June 29th and continues every night through Friday July 4th The ro-deo includes bareback riding saddle bronc riding team roping steer wrestling tie-down roping barrel racing mutton bustinrsquo and bull riding The kids rodeo gives our littlest cowboys and cowgirls a chance to show their skills at stick pony races mut-ton bustinrsquo barrel racing pole bending

goat tying and junior rough stock events A yearly favorite is the July 4th parade which has been named one of the largest Independence Day parades in the nation Catch the parade route between 19th and 15th street along the historic 10th Avenue Coming up on its 92nd year the parade is sure to impress In addition to the July 4th parade there is a daily parade at 600 PM throughout the entire Greeley Stampede The Demolition Derby on July 6th includes more than 100 drivers in a multi-heat der-by In a continued celebration of western heritage the Greeley Stampede has ho-sted the Stampede Western Invitational Art Exhibit and Sale for the past 14 years In that time the event has sold almost $1 mil-lion in art Part of the proceeds help with scholarship funding for Weld County high school students

AS WITH EVERY YEAR THE GREELEY INDEPENDENCE STAMPEDE IS SURE TO IMPRESS THE FAITHFUL MASSES OF SPECATORS PERFORMERS AND VOLUNTEERS THE STAMPEDErsquoS MISSION EVERY YEAR IS rdquoTO CELEBRATE OUR NATIONrsquoS INDEPENDENCE AND PRESERVE OUR WESTERN HERITAGErdquo AND TO THAT WE CAN ONLY SAY MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

WINTER 2014-2015 61

WINTER 2014-2015

DOUGrsquoS HANG UP dougshangup dougshangupgreeley livingingreeley

For more than 32 years Dougrsquos Hang Up has been providing custom fram-ing services for Colorado artists and individuals More than a distinc-tive custom frame shop owners Mark Hunter and Doug Suggs offer a range of services and products including limited edition signed prints memorabilia and even jewelry Doug says ldquoWe can do anythingrdquo

Mark and Doug take great pride in supporting and promoting the local art-ists unique to Colorado Many original pieces can be seen on display at their location in historic downtown Greeley When you visit be sure to check out the hundreds of limited edition signed prints one-of-a-kind sports memora-bilia and Colorado hand-made jewelry

818 9th St Greeley 970-475-1931 dougshangupcom

GREELEY A year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 63

RELOCATION

Full-Time Relocation CoordinatorElectronic Relocation Guides

Home Sales AssistanceComplimentary Community Tours

Locally Owned and Operated for over 40 yearsOver 40 Full Time Top Notch Professional Agents

International and National Connections Through our Leading Real Estate Companies of The World Network

wwwSearsRealEstatecomServing all of Northern Colorado

SIMPLY THE BEST

Page 10: LIVING IN GREELEY WINTER 2014-2015

WINTER 2014-2015

Greeley Independence Stampede - June 26th-July 6th

In the late 1800rsquos neighbors gathered in Greeley to celebrate and honor the local potato farmers at a festi-val that later became known as the Greeley Spud Rodeo In 1922 the

newly named festival entertained around 2500 spectators with ldquobucking bronc riding fancy roping a pie eating contest a horse race motorcycle and bicycle races and a two-mile Model-T Ford free for all racerdquo This wild western event was later named Go West with Greeley but in 1972 the com-munity of Greeley finally found the perfect name befitting their popular rodeo festival Still today the name has stuck and the in-ternationally recognized event is known as The Greeley Independence Stampede The festival has grown to attract over 250000 people each year with concerts rodeos a July 4th parade demolition derby western

art show old-fashioned carnival free en-tertainment longhorns and lots of delici-ous food The eleven-day event even has its own team of mascots Bucky and Bertha the Stampede Longhorns

This year the concert series includes Three Days Grace along with country headliners like Jake Owen Billy Currington Martina McBride and Big amp Rich with Cowboy Troy and Dallas Smith The PRCA Pro Rodeo starts on Sunday June 29th and continues every night through Friday July 4th The ro-deo includes bareback riding saddle bronc riding team roping steer wrestling tie-down roping barrel racing mutton bustinrsquo and bull riding The kids rodeo gives our littlest cowboys and cowgirls a chance to show their skills at stick pony races mut-ton bustinrsquo barrel racing pole bending

goat tying and junior rough stock events A yearly favorite is the July 4th parade which has been named one of the largest Independence Day parades in the nation Catch the parade route between 19th and 15th street along the historic 10th Avenue Coming up on its 92nd year the parade is sure to impress In addition to the July 4th parade there is a daily parade at 600 PM throughout the entire Greeley Stampede The Demolition Derby on July 6th includes more than 100 drivers in a multi-heat der-by In a continued celebration of western heritage the Greeley Stampede has ho-sted the Stampede Western Invitational Art Exhibit and Sale for the past 14 years In that time the event has sold almost $1 mil-lion in art Part of the proceeds help with scholarship funding for Weld County high school students

AS WITH EVERY YEAR THE GREELEY INDEPENDENCE STAMPEDE IS SURE TO IMPRESS THE FAITHFUL MASSES OF SPECATORS PERFORMERS AND VOLUNTEERS THE STAMPEDErsquoS MISSION EVERY YEAR IS rdquoTO CELEBRATE OUR NATIONrsquoS INDEPENDENCE AND PRESERVE OUR WESTERN HERITAGErdquo AND TO THAT WE CAN ONLY SAY MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

WINTER 2014-2015 61

WINTER 2014-2015

DOUGrsquoS HANG UP dougshangup dougshangupgreeley livingingreeley

For more than 32 years Dougrsquos Hang Up has been providing custom fram-ing services for Colorado artists and individuals More than a distinc-tive custom frame shop owners Mark Hunter and Doug Suggs offer a range of services and products including limited edition signed prints memorabilia and even jewelry Doug says ldquoWe can do anythingrdquo

Mark and Doug take great pride in supporting and promoting the local art-ists unique to Colorado Many original pieces can be seen on display at their location in historic downtown Greeley When you visit be sure to check out the hundreds of limited edition signed prints one-of-a-kind sports memora-bilia and Colorado hand-made jewelry

818 9th St Greeley 970-475-1931 dougshangupcom

GREELEY A year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 63

RELOCATION

Full-Time Relocation CoordinatorElectronic Relocation Guides

Home Sales AssistanceComplimentary Community Tours

Locally Owned and Operated for over 40 yearsOver 40 Full Time Top Notch Professional Agents

International and National Connections Through our Leading Real Estate Companies of The World Network

wwwSearsRealEstatecomServing all of Northern Colorado

SIMPLY THE BEST

Page 11: LIVING IN GREELEY WINTER 2014-2015

WINTER 2014-2015 61

WINTER 2014-2015

DOUGrsquoS HANG UP dougshangup dougshangupgreeley livingingreeley

For more than 32 years Dougrsquos Hang Up has been providing custom fram-ing services for Colorado artists and individuals More than a distinc-tive custom frame shop owners Mark Hunter and Doug Suggs offer a range of services and products including limited edition signed prints memorabilia and even jewelry Doug says ldquoWe can do anythingrdquo

Mark and Doug take great pride in supporting and promoting the local art-ists unique to Colorado Many original pieces can be seen on display at their location in historic downtown Greeley When you visit be sure to check out the hundreds of limited edition signed prints one-of-a-kind sports memora-bilia and Colorado hand-made jewelry

818 9th St Greeley 970-475-1931 dougshangupcom

GREELEY A year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 63

RELOCATION

Full-Time Relocation CoordinatorElectronic Relocation Guides

Home Sales AssistanceComplimentary Community Tours

Locally Owned and Operated for over 40 yearsOver 40 Full Time Top Notch Professional Agents

International and National Connections Through our Leading Real Estate Companies of The World Network

wwwSearsRealEstatecomServing all of Northern Colorado

SIMPLY THE BEST

Page 12: LIVING IN GREELEY WINTER 2014-2015

WINTER 2014-2015

DOUGrsquoS HANG UP dougshangup dougshangupgreeley livingingreeley

For more than 32 years Dougrsquos Hang Up has been providing custom fram-ing services for Colorado artists and individuals More than a distinc-tive custom frame shop owners Mark Hunter and Doug Suggs offer a range of services and products including limited edition signed prints memorabilia and even jewelry Doug says ldquoWe can do anythingrdquo

Mark and Doug take great pride in supporting and promoting the local art-ists unique to Colorado Many original pieces can be seen on display at their location in historic downtown Greeley When you visit be sure to check out the hundreds of limited edition signed prints one-of-a-kind sports memora-bilia and Colorado hand-made jewelry

818 9th St Greeley 970-475-1931 dougshangupcom

GREELEY A year in review

WINTER 2014-2015 63

RELOCATION

Full-Time Relocation CoordinatorElectronic Relocation Guides

Home Sales AssistanceComplimentary Community Tours

Locally Owned and Operated for over 40 yearsOver 40 Full Time Top Notch Professional Agents

International and National Connections Through our Leading Real Estate Companies of The World Network

wwwSearsRealEstatecomServing all of Northern Colorado

SIMPLY THE BEST

Page 13: LIVING IN GREELEY WINTER 2014-2015

WINTER 2014-2015 63

RELOCATION

Full-Time Relocation CoordinatorElectronic Relocation Guides

Home Sales AssistanceComplimentary Community Tours

Locally Owned and Operated for over 40 yearsOver 40 Full Time Top Notch Professional Agents

International and National Connections Through our Leading Real Estate Companies of The World Network

wwwSearsRealEstatecomServing all of Northern Colorado

SIMPLY THE BEST

Page 14: LIVING IN GREELEY WINTER 2014-2015

SIMPLY THE BEST