Windsor News

It was one year ago today, March 13th, 2011, a day Jason and Brenna Wadsworth knew was coming, but still dreaded since the previous July. Their three-year-old daughter, their sweet little “Laney Bug,” Delaney Wadsworth left her once healthy, but now cancer stricken, painful body and passed on. A story that touched my heart, and many others deeply did not end a year ago, Delaney’s story and memory will continue on forever. Please read, watch, cry, smile too, hug, love, help others in similar situations, and never forget Delaney!

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What would you do with an extra $1,000? We can think of about 1,000 ways to spend that kind of cash! Do you like to save money on great local merchandise and services? Do you want a chance to win money? If you answered yes to either of those questions, make sure you "Like" Northern Colorado Seize the Deal on Facebook. 

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CDOT will be closing the right lane of southbound I-25 at the Windsor Exit (Colorado 392) as construction of the new overpass continues. Drivers can expect delays along I-25 tonight in the area. The closure is scheduled from 8pm Tuesday to 6am Wednesday.

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We at TRI-102.5 have been working long and hard on a brand new TRI Rewards Club and are excited to announce it has launched today.

We revamped the program to address many of the emails and comments we have received over the last few months about how to make it better. We are very proud of the results.

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A new phenomenon called “cash mobs” is spreading across the country. A cash mob is an effort to help support local businesses. It’s basically a group of people showing up and pledging to spend $20 in a designated local shop. It’s an infusion of cash into the cash mob’s community that stays in the community.

It’s a cool, viral attempt to highlight some of the great stores and products in local communities and help out local economies. Loveland and Fort Collins both have monthly cash mob events and there is one in Windsor tomorrow afternoon.

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On a windy Wednesday, Senator Michael Bennet visited Windsor to push for an extension of the wind energy production tax credit that will be expiring at the end of 2012. Vestas, a company with a plant in Windsor and Brighton that builds equipment for wind farms recently announced reorganization world-wide.

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Listen to Mark's special Whitney broadcast's tribute to Whitney : http://tri1025.com/listen-live/

Join me at noon today (Sunday) as I play all of my favorite Whitney Houston songs! I invite you to call in, share some of your thoughts, or jus

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With parts of the state receiving up to 50 inches of snow in the last 48 hours, Northern Colorado was spared the brunt of the storm, with the Denver area getting hit much harder. Fort Collins and Loveland picked up much more than did Greeley and Windsor. DIA is reportedly getting back to business usual. Click ahead for area snow totals.

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CDOT plans to close I-25 at the Windsor exit in both directions for several hours on four {4} nights next week to install bridge girders.

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Are you sick of spending a hour to drive all the way to Denver International Airport, then another 20 minutes on a shuttle, only to have to spend another 45 minutes or more waiting in security lines? Relief could be on the way.

According to the Coloradoan, a new program will be tested in 2012 that would let travelers check bags, go through security and board a bus at the Fort Collins-Loveland Municipal Airport and be dropped off in a secure area at Denver International Airport. It’s being called ‘wingless flight’.

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I always look forward to the great Girl Scout Cookies each year. Well, it's that time again. If you haven't seen them in your office or neighborhood yet, chance are good that there will be Girl Scout Cookies for sale near you soon. Today, we had a father daughter selling the delicious treats in our office. This year, the cookies are already on-hand, so you get the cookies right when you order them.

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Thanks to a Windsor High School student council member,  a salad bar is now available at Windsor High School. 16-year-old Amanda Ricketson put together a video presentation about salad bars and nutrition, and with a little help from the director of nutrition services at the Windsor-Severance School District and a grant, a salad bar is now available at Windsor High School.

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