Windsor News

From my seat in the TRI-102.5 studio, I have a perfect view of Windsor's charming Main Street. Aside from the occasional speeding motorcycle or group of schoolchildren walking by, there isn't usually a whole lot going on. Except for on Monday night...

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They say a picture is worth a thousand words. That was the case this morning with our beautiful Northern Colorado sunrise. It was a stunning display by mother nature.

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The Great West Railroad Company will be repairing railroad crossings in Windsor, which means road closures and traffic delays along Highway 257 and Eastman Park Drive.

Read on to see when and where the closures will happen.

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There was a time not too long ago where people in Northern Colorado were celebrating the fact that Vestas was here. The wind turbine manufacturing plant in Windsor was a hot spot to get jobs, and a place where many wanted to work. Times have changed. Just two days after cutting 80 jobs at their plant in Brighton, Vestas let 200 employees go from the Windsor location Thursday.

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Ms. Kara Englert of Mountain View Elementary in Windsor won the Teacher Tuesday award this week. We have video of Susan's Moore's presentation!

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Tiffany Hartley of LaSalle says she still wants to know where her husband's remains are.

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The National Weather Service issued a FREEZE WARNING for most of the Front Range last night.

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The Colorado Department of Transportation will conduct an overnight striping projected on I-25 between the Windsor exit and Wellington tonight through Thursday, September 27th.

Expect lane closures between 9 p.m and 6 a.m. throu

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Folks are SO kind to me, especially those who know how much fun I have with my
horses, namely Lily.

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Directions, they are not everyone’s cup of tea; that’s my philosophy! If you’ve listened over the years you probably know that every so often I get a little lost at times; it’s that whole getting old and becoming senile syndrome

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The Transitional Colorado Assessment Program (TCAP) released its data on Colorado students and Poudre School District (PSD) scored higher than most Colorado students again. But there were some proficiency declines in some subjects in different grades. And the news wasn’t quite so good for some other Northern Colorado schools.

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