Good morning, Fort Collins.

CSU and the City held open house sessions last week in neighborhoods near campus to address concerns about noise, traffic and parking; community liaison Malissa Larson said officials and residents reviewed resources & plans to boost town-gown relations.

On Saturday afternoon, emergency crews from Horsetooth airlifted an injured individual from Dixon Cove after a technical rope rescue, lowering the patient to the shoreline (around 4:53 p.m.) before a helicopter transported them to a local hospital.

Yum Yum Social closed permanently Aug.

29 after 35 years of serving the community. The space will soon become Sugar Plum, an elevated cafe run by Hunter Gottsch & guided by former owner Denise Hakim.

CSU’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute gives adults aged fifty and older a friendly space to learn and socialize.

Operating for 20 years at an accessible campus center (Drake Hall), it offers short courses in a wide range of topics.

On Aug. 26, ASCSU held its third senate session to kick off the fall semester by ratifying a new Supreme Court and electing committee chairs.

Jack Pendleton became Internal Affairs chair, Cassidy Mendoza was chosen for University Affairs, and Vanessa Escobar Romero led the DEI committee — the senate will reconvene Sept. 2.

Fort Collins residents have reported more bear sightings as drought reduces the bears' natural food sources and drives them into urban areas.

Wildlife experts advise using hazing practices like car alarms or loud noises to help keep these visitors wary of human contact.

At the fifth annual Canvas Classic on Saturday, high schools played on a redesigned field featuring Pac-12 logos.

Poudre High shut out Mountain View 35-0, Rocky Mountain High edged Thompson Valley 26-21 with a late interception, and Fort Collins High won 49-14 over Windsor High.