Finally, a chill weekend after the craziness of the trick-or-treat street in downtown. Was able to enjoy the day with Jen by getting out of town. All the way to Ft. Collins. Made it back in time to snag dinner before the opening performance of the 2024-25 season of the Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra. Sunday we were able to have Ollie and his parents over to watch the Broncos win on a beautiful fall afternoon on the patio. The puppies sure tired themselves out!
When United Power calls and asks if you would like to co-host a Business After Hours with themselves and ENT, how do you say no? It was quite the party on Thursday night at the Armory. Fantastic turnout, the food and drinks were plentiful, and Miles made his appearance at just the right time. Sadly, it was my friend Natalie’s last BAH, as she will be moving on from her Executive Director position at the end of the month. How about those koozies, though!
The Weld Community Foundation hosted their annual luncheon this past week at Aims. The Colorado Dance Collective was the recipient of the funds raised. As the Stage Sponsor, ALLO was a key part in that. Was nice to see so many community members and stakeholders in attendance and possibly getting their first exposure to the CDC.
A few moments that need to be on the blog, but don’t need a separate post. D and Ari stopped by for his birthday lunch…sis and Gabe at a costume party…morning walk at Bittersweet with Chalice…a cigar club…fall morning walk with Bella…Than and Ruthie’s new dog Ollie is ready for the Nuggets season…the professional pictures from the Hope House gala.
A little fun in Northern Colorado this week as “Big Boy,” the Union Pacific Railroad steam engine rolled through Brighton and Greeley. ALLO hosted a breakfast at the Chamber office to celebrate, then I made it back to Greeley to watch her roll by Wiley Roots with my friend Rob. Over 1000 people in downtown to see 4014 for the first time in two years.
