Author: Marilee Johnson

Fall in Sterling means more than pumpkin spice and cooler nights — it’s when the whole community comes alive with creativity, history, and a dash of spooky fun. Here are five ways to make the most of October in Logan County. 1. Treasure Hunt at the Northeastern Colorado Junk Jaunt October 3 – 5 | Humble Homestead Marketplace, 805 W Main Street If you love the thrill of finding something one-of-a-kind, the Junk Jaunt is your playground. From antiques with history to quirky gifts and rustic décor, Humble Homestead Marketplace is packed with surprises waiting to be discovered.  Learn more...

There’s something special about autumn in Logan County. This is the time of year when our small towns roll out the welcome mat—not with glitz or fanfare, but with good food, friendly faces, and traditions that have been passed down for years. From parades where everyone knows the names of the folks waving from the floats, to BBQs where the line feels more like a family reunion, September is when rural Colorado comes alive. Fleming Fall Festival Parade – Saturday, September 6, 2025 In Fleming, parade day isn’t just an event—it’s a tradition. Long before the floats roll down Main Street,...

Just because the calendar’s creeping toward fall doesn’t mean the fun’s slowing down. In Sterling, August is packed with events, energy, and one last chance to squeeze every drop out of summer. From fairground action to poolside lounging and everything in between, here’s what’s happening: The Logan County Fair Is On The fairgrounds are buzzing, and if you haven’t been yet, now’s the time. The Logan County Fair is in full swing, with all the classics: rodeos, funnel cakes, livestock shows, and hometown pride. But the main event? 🎤 The concert hits on August 2 — and it’s the kind of...

Sizzlin’ in Sterling: Fresh Produce, Tractor Pulls & Cool Dips Summer’s heating up in Sterling, Colorado—and we’ve got the freshest ways to chill out, chow down, and cheer loud. Whether you’re here for the tomatoes or the tractor pull, this season’s lineup is bursting with reasons to make your way to Logan County.   Fresh, Local, and Totally Delicious Locally owned and locally grown—because grocery store tomatoes just can’t compete. The Logan County Farmers Market returns June 21 at the Sterling Bomgaars parking lot (102 N 12th Ave), and it’s bringing all the juicy, leafy,...