Rutinel overcomes attack ads to win pivotal swing seat. By Matt Weiner Manny Rutinel tirelessly crisscrossed the Front Range and blitzed airwaves with attack ads against his opponent, Republican Gabe The post Two Rooms, One […]

By Matt Weiner, The Surveyor Brett Noyes resides in the Heron Lakes area in Berthoud with a hyper-specific question: Will HOA knock on my door because of my Halloween decorations? The post Meet Berthoud’s 7-year-old […]

By Terry Georgia The Surveyor Public art is beginning to transform even the quiet side streets of Berthoud. A new set of murals covering three walls of a large storage The post New WestCo murals pay tribute to Berthoud sports […]

By Paul Hughes The Surveyor The Mead Police Department is using the controversial Automated License Plate Readers (LPRs) that are making headlines lately due to concerns of violations of privacy The post Where are the Flock […]

By Matt Weiner JOHNSTOWN | From the day she first picked up a bat, stepped to the plate, and stared down the pitcher, Roosevelt softball player Davia Krause loved hearing The post For Uncle Ron appeared first on Berthoud […]

By Riggs Robertson Tensions were high at the Sept. 9 Milliken town board meeting. The room was packed with people speaking against the new water billing system that has recently The post High water bills frustrate Milliken […]

By Riggs Robertson Johnstown is adding new wireless communication to improve coverage in town. The Sept. 9 Johnstown Town Council meeting discussed a new cell tower that is due for The post Added coverage for Johnstown […]

By Paul Hughes Her mom still lives in town, and if Jenna Greenwell’s future continues taking shape as her present is doing, she may be visiting home more often. The The post Former Berthoud resident Jenna Greenwell releases […]

By Emma Houckes Trustees unanimously approved the Legacy Park Development agreement Tuesday night, Sept. 8, with six of seven trustees in attendance. Trustee Arno Olbricht did not attend the meeting. The post Berthoud trustees […]

By Aaron Peterson, The Surveyor Berthoud Spartans boys soccer fell to the Standley Lake Gators, 4-2, Thursday night at home. The Gators got off to a fast start, scoring twice The post Berthoud Spartans’ boys soccer drops […]

By Emma Houckes Mead trustees approved a 12-month moratorium on data centers at its Aug. 31 meeting, with six of the seven trustees in attendance. In a 4-2 vote, trustees The post Mead trustees approve 12-month data center […]

The Surveyor newsroom was recognized with 12 awards from the Colorado Press Association during the organization’s annual awards ceremony Saturday, Aug. 29, honoring work published throughout 2025. The recognition highlights […]

Originally published July 31, 2025, in The Surveyor’s Back to School 2025 magazine. By Will Cornelius Over the past few years, artificial intelligence—or AI—has morphed from science fiction into reality. The post Robot […]

By Luke Loftus The Mead High School Mavericks and Roosevelt High School Rough Riders faced off in a heavyweight battle to open the football season. Both schools made appearances in The post Mavericks stun Rough Riders late […]

By Aaron Peterson The Berthoud High School Spartans lost its home opener to the Timnath High School Cubs 28-0, falling to 1-1 on the season. Timnath dominated the first two The post Berthoud football drops home opener to […]

By Will Cornelius The Board of Directors of the Front Range Passenger Rail District approved a November ballot measure, asking voters to approve a tax increase estimated to raise $295 The post Passenger rail sales tax approved […]

By Will Cornelius Berthoud-based aerospace and defense company Ursa Major announced its intention to become a publicly traded company on Aug. 25. Ursa Major plans to go public through a The post Berthoud-based Ursa Major going […]

By Sarah Mead Speakers at a recent town hall on metropolitan districts in Berthoud on Aug. 14 emphasized that their goal isn’t to eliminate them but to improve their governance. The post Taxation without representation: A […]

A look at Northern Colorado’s CSA programs. By Lisa Gage Do you know where your produce comes from? Many of us shop at grocery stores, purchasing pre-packaged greens along with The post Know where your produce comes from! […]

By Mark French During World War II, the United States government called for the “super-production of foodstuffs to meet war needs.” This resulted in over 165,000 victory gardens in Colorado, The post Berthoud Homesteader […]

By Shelley Widhalm Longtime Berthoud High School principal Leonard Sherman recalls eating lunch with the high school students, being sure to alternate who he sat with each day. “I made The post Leonard Sherman served as […]

By Sarah Mead More than 60 local citizens attended a town hall meeting at the Berthoud Recreation Center on Friday, Aug. 14, to learn about metropolitan district structures, financing, developers, ethical The post Metro […]

The Berthoud-based aerospace company’s latest expansion may add up to 1,800 new jobs By Joan Cullen Gov. Jared Polis joined Ursa Major CEO Chris Spagnoletti on Thursday, Aug. 20, to The post Gov. Polis helps cut the ribbon […]

By Emma Houckes Berthoud’s town board agreed to move forward with placing a bond measure on the November 2026 ballot to finance the construction of Mountain Vista Park at its The post Berthoud board puts Mountain Vista Park […]