Good morning, Fort Collins.

The Larimer County Farmers’ Market, celebrating 50 years, offers a space for Fort Collins locals to buy fresh foods and handcrafted goods while connecting with neighbors.

Run by CSU Extension staff + Colorado Master Gardeners, the market promotes sustainability and community through artisan collaboration.

CSU and DPS signed an agreement on Aug.

10 that will guarantee Fort Collins admission for seniors with a 3.0 GPA; CSU Pueblo will admit DPS seniors with a 2.3 GPA, providing access to higher education for the class of 2027 and later.

CSU convocation on Aug.

21 at Moby Arena welcomed the incoming class of 2030; keynote speaker Stephen Brackett urged students to find their voice and embrace challenges as they begin their academic journey.

Wildlife managers and volunteers will close more than 14 miles of streams in Rocky Mountain National Park on Monday to remove one fish species — then add Colorado’s state fish in a weeklong habitat update.

Larimer County celebrated the opening of its new 40,000 sqft Emergency Services building (2250 W.

County Road 56) on Aug. 21, which will improve emergency response for residents.

The American Red Cross is teaming with Hello Kitty for a blood drive campaign in northern Colorado this September.

Fort Collins donors can visit Raintree Athletic Club (2555 S. Shields St.) on Sept. 1 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. to receive limited-edition collectibles while supplies last.