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The federal government is shrinking public input on decisions affecting millions of acres of public land. That makes speaking up more important, not less.

"...But on July 3 of last year, five federal departments filed rules in the Federal Register that gutted their own environmental review regulations. Agriculture. Interior. Energy. Transportation. Defense filed twice. All six took effect the day they were published, with public comment invited afterward, if at all."

Guest columnist Will Pattiz from Writers on the Range.

https://greeleyfreepress.substack.com/p/public-comments-count-keep-them-coming

Local “little caesar’s” is a fun place! The west 10th street is a happy place!

Free market!! The next one is on September 12, 2026 at Sunrise Park/Charlie and Laura Archibeque Park from 10 - 12 #heygreeley##community##freemarket

Local representative talks about the strike.

At the Aug. 11, 2026, Greeley City Council work session, council members debated whether Catalyst and the Downtown Civic Campus should be combined in the same ballot measure for a proposed 0.5% sales tax increase.

The question: If Civic Campus already has a funding source, should it be tied to a tax Catalyst needs?

The August 25th work session will include more conversation about the possible ballot measure. This will likely be a work session, meaning there will be no public comment on the issue at that time.

Did a gunfight with Fort Collins help Greeley secure it's water rights? Maybe. Check out the latest Weld Said podcast with deputy Director of Water Resources, Leah Hubbard, on YouTube, Substack, or Apple Podcasts.

Full Podcast: https://greeleyfreepress.substack.com/p/weld-said-ep-19-greeley-water-explained

Hey Greeley! ‘Cakes & Eggs with Blooming Health Farms on August 2, 2026 at Glenmere Park Pavilion start time at 9 AM kids 13 and under eat free! All ages welcome come join the fun! #heygreeley #community