By Bill Jackson, Greeley Tribune, Colo. Jun. 12--The city of Greeley was forced to empty one of its reservoirs in the lower Poudre River Canyon northwest of Fort Collins over the weekend due to problems with three of the five gates at the bottom of the dam.

By Greeley Tribune, Colo. Mar. 21--A draft environmental impact statement for the re-issuance of a land use authorization on a portion of Long Draw Reservoir is now available for public review, according to the U.S. Forest Service. That statement could have an effect on the city of Greeley.

By Bill Jackson, Greeley Tribune, Colo. Feb. 2--The 2008 snowpack in the northern Colorado mountains is off to a decent start, just like it was in 2007.

By Bill Jackson, Greeley Tribune, Colo. Sep. 16--The city of Greeley has a 100-year history of buying water. It has had residents to thank such as Charles Hansen, Delph Carpenter, W.D. Farr and others who had the foresight to develop water for northern Colorado's future.

By Bill Jackson, Greeley Tribune, Colo. Sep. 16--It's late winter, early spring, high in the northern Colorado Rocky Mountains. What might be the last major snowstorm of the season is winding down, leaving a fresh coating of snow on both sides of the Continental Divide.