Earth Day

This event falls on Earth Day weekend for a reason. It's all about thinking responsible by preventing dangerous toxins from entering the environment through landfills. This is the 5th time iPoint (Information Point Technologies) will host their Annual Free Flowers for Towers event where participants who recycle old computer parts receive a $5 Fort Collins Nursery gift certificate...

In celebration of Earth Day this month, the Fort Collins web design and SEO company, iPoint, will be hosting their fourth annual Flowers for Towers recycling event on April 21-22.

Earth Day Fort Collins is Saturday, April 22nd. It's free and includes lots of booths, kids crafts, live music, guest speakers, a beer garden and food trucks.

In order to handle hard-to-recycle items and more items in general, a new Fort Collins facility was needed. That facility now has a date to begin operation.

There is so much mystery in the eyes of a wolf. See for yourself this Earth Day weekend by supporting our Northern Colorado wolf rescue.

We all have one or two old computer items that are tucked away in a closet that we don't use anymore since we bought our new laptop or tablet. That huge computer tower you've owned since before the Av's won the Stanley Cup? It's time to let it go!

In honor of Earth Day, the town of Timnath will be hosting a Clean Up and Appreciation Day from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday, April 23. The whole family can have fun at this event, with special activities planned for kids, and adults getting the opportunity to toss all of all junk that's been collecting during spring cleaning. Participating households will receive a $10 Walmart gift card, while supp

With Earth Day this week (Wednesday, April22), It's a good time to see how "eco-friendly" our state of Colorado really is.

Flowers for Towers, an Earth Day computer collection and recycling event, will give you a chance to get rid of your old gear in Fort Collins, and walk away with a gift certificate as well!

It's just too darn windy! The Earth Day Celebration today in Old Town Square has been cancelled.

Earth Day really is just that, Earth Day. Not only do we celebrate our planet and increase awareness and appreciation of the Earth's natural environment, but it is celebrated all over the earth in more than 175 countries. In celebration, I have decided to make my stand. The number one most littered item every year on U.S. roadways and beaches is cigarette butts. Although, it seems harmless, cigare

Cheap Trick will rock the nation’s capitol on this coming Sunday, April 22. The classic rockers are part of the entertainment for an Earth Day rally on the National Mall in Washington D.C., which according to the band’s website runs from 12PM to 7PM ET.