Shelby is the assistant brand manager and afternoon host on 94.3 The X. She was born in Florida, but has lived in Colorado since '97, via Wyoming. (The first one was too hot, and the second one was too cold, but this one is just right.) She became a Ram in 2009, and has lived in Fort Collins since. Shelby’s favorite places in Northern Colorado are Rollerland skating rink, Surfside 7 (best pizza in Fort Collins, change her mind), and when she needs a change of scenery, Shelby enjoys all of the open space we have north of town. You can listen to Afternoons with Shelby every weekday from 3-7 p.m. on 94.3 The X.
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How well is the spread of COVID-19 being controlled in your county, and what restrictions are there? A new interactive map from the State of Colorado will tell you.
Colorado One of the States With Most COVID-19 Restrictions — Still
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It's spooky season.
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From section letters to the old keg room door, you can have a piece of Sonny Lubick Field at Hughes Stadium, up for sale on Fort Collins Craigslist.
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Northern Colorado's outdoor music venue plans to move forward with shows this weekend as scheduled.
Colorado’s Aspen Leaves May Turn Gold Early This Fall
Don't wait until the end of the month to see the leaves' colors change — or you might miss it.
Colorado, Wyoming Named Two of the Hardest Working States in 2020
Because for a while there, what else could we really do?
UPDATE: Lewstone Fire Near Fort Collins at 165 Acres
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Colorado Wildires — Not Thunderstorms — Are Creating Lightning
The Pine Gulch Fire near Grand Junction was hot enough that it started to produce lightning.
Colorado Has Lowest COVID-19 Positivity Rate Since Pandemic Began
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