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The Left Hand Valley Courier became a non-profit corporation in late 2023, and filed an application with the IRS to be recognized as a Section 501 (c) (3) charitable education organization, on January 31, 2024, and waited. Finally, after months of waiting, on Oct. 29, 2024 the IRS approval letter, dated Oct. 11, 2024, arrived, granting the Left ...
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Nov 6, 2024 · Left Hand Valley Courier archives search page. The Great Pumpkin Party rises again Jessica Checkas | Oct 30, 2024. The Great Pumpkin Party kicked off its 27th year in Niwot with an immense crowd on Saturday, Oct. 26, with hundreds of trick-or-treaters in costume roaming the Niwot business district from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Local businesses, with owners and staff dressed in costumes ...
Obituaries - Left Hand Valley Courier
Oct 23, 2024 · Aug 14, 2024. Phyllis Terrones Jan. 8, 1936 - July 12, 2024 Phyllis Terrones passed away in her home on July 12, 2024, from complications with interstitial lung disease. She was born January 8, 1936, in Pueblo, Colorado to Bellisario and Juliana (Lujan) Bustillos. She married Arthur Terrones on February 6, 1954.
Left Hand Valley Courier Homepage
Nov 1, 2023 · Student Athlete of the Week: Bo Gardner Arts Student of the Week: Allison Gundmundson Cougar cross country teams run away with two state titles Goblins and ghouls ramble about in Niwot Niwot beats Pueblo Centennial 2-1 to advance to the second round of the soccer playoffs Let's Talk About...Being Sick Bill O'Donnell and Jerry & Marsha Slepicka honored with Golden Hammer Award Open Studios Art ...
Left Hand Valley Courier now a non-profit
Jan 10, 2024 · The newspaper you are reading is now published by a newly formed nonprofit corporation, known as Left Hand Valley Courier. For over 26 years, the Left Hand Valley Courier newspaper was published by a Colorado limited liability company, known as Lefthand Valley Publishing, LLC. Effective with the Jan. 3, 2024, online edition, the weekly newspaper, b...
About Left Hand Valley Courier - lhvc.com
The Left Hand Valley Courier is an online-subscription based, full color weekly newspaper, covering community, business, school and sports information and events in the Niwot and Gunbarrel communities of Boulder County, Colorado. As of April 8, 2020, the Courier is a digital, on-line newspaper, with print editions delivered free to …
Courier to become nonprofit corporation - Left Hand Valley Courier
Dec 13, 2023 · As of January 1, 2024, the Left Hand Valley Courier will be owned and published by a Colorado nonprofit corporation.. In an effort to continue to bring local news to residents and businesses of the Niwot-Gunbarrel area, the owners of Lefthand Valley Publishing, LLC, publisher of the Left Hand Valley Courier newspaper for over 26 years, have made plans to transfer the newspaper to a newly ...
The new place to 'go' - Left Hand Valley Courier - lhvc.com
Mar 10, 2021 · What a relief...Left Hand Valley Grange Park will soon have a proper replacement for the portable toilet that has been on sentry duty for a very long time. The new restrooms will be open to the public including park visitors and any passersby, such as those traveling the Longmont to Boulder (LoBo) trail. The original plans were for the installation...
Photo of the Week Could Be Yours - Left Hand Valley Courier
Oct 2, 2024 · The Left Hand Valley Courier’s Photo of the Week feature is open to any area resident who personally photographs Niwot- Gunbarrel area sights, including people (with permission, of course), buildings, animals, birds, plants, flowers, events, or anything else. Naturally, there are a few rules to follow: • The photograph must be submitted in ...
Left Hand Valley Courier Archives - lhvc.com
Oct 30, 2024 · The Great Pumpkin Party rises again Jessica Checkas | Oct 30, 2024. The Great Pumpkin Party kicked off its 27th year in Niwot with an immense crowd on Saturday, Oct. 26, with hundreds of trick-or-treaters in costume roaming the Niwot business district from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Local businesses, with owners and staff dressed in costumes themselves, gave out candy to the trick-or-treaters.