It’s a good time to be in Sterling and Logan County.
The cooperation of many has ignited the revitalization of Sterling’s downtown. The abundance of natural resources has
Sterling Creatives Easter Open House
Mark your calendars for the Easter Open House at Sterling Creatives on Friday, March 2, from 1:30-6 pm.
The gallery will be re-set for spring with beautiful artwork, delicious refreshments, artist demonstrations and so much more!
Sterling Creatives is located at 120 North 4th Street in Sterling.
Like Sterling Creatives on Facebook or checkout their website at www.sterlingcreatives.org.
COME ON BACK!
Northeastern Junior College Athletics
Hoops Homecoming
All Day Sat., Feb. 17
On The NJC Campus and Bank of Colorado Event Center
It’s Hoops Homecoming at NJC on Feb. 17. Walk around the Alumni Heritage Center, take a campus tour, and attend a reception during both the men’s and women’s basketball games. Card carrying members of the Alumni Association will receive free admission. Meet your fellow alumni and cheer on the Plainsmen and Plainswomen. Learn more HERE.
FALL IN LOVE WITH LOGAN COUNTY
(Photo courtesy of Harry Wade)
Happy Valentine’s Day.
The day of romance. Cards. Candy. Flowers. I love you.
Today is a celebration of what according to the Oxford Dictionary says is an “intense feeling of deep affection” or…
Bonfire, s’mores and more!
A Downtown Sterling Holiday Thursday
December 7, 4-8 pm
Grab your your cold weather gear and holiday cheer,
And join in the fun downtown.
There’s a bonfire and s’mores, and music to hear,
And shopping bargains to be found.
Don’t forget your friends and families,
And bring your appetites.
You’ll see Santa and elves and lighted trees,
And plenty of sparkling Christmas lights!
Parade of Lights!
Sterling will be sparkling with visions of a Norman Rockwell Christmas at the annual Parade of Lights, Thursday, November 30. The parade will start at 6 pm in downtown Sterling so make sure you get your spot to see the elaborate entries as they drive by the beautifully lit Logan County Courthouse Square.
Visitors can enjoy freshly popped popcorn at the nostalgic Clarence’s Corner from 3-7 pm or a chili supper at the Sterling Elks Lodge, 211 Ash St., from 4-7 pm.
There will also be time to tell your Christmas wishes to Santa after the parade in the Logan County Courthouse Gazebo.
Overland Trail Museum Newsletter – October 2017
The schedule is chock-full of events and activities at the Overland Trail Museum during October!
Sugar Beet Days
Celebrate Sugar Beet Days in beautiful downtown Sterling on September 16 and 17. This event is held annually on the 3rd weekend of September and is the premier festival in northeast Colorado with 200+ food and craft vendors and two full days of entertainment.
2017 Eclipse
Hey! Did you hear? The Great American Total Solar Eclipse is Monday, August 21. A viewing area in the Sterling Public
Welcome to Logan County’s biggest event of the year!
TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 2017 – 7 p.m.
Are you ready for some edge-of-the-seat action? A night of NextEra Energy Professional Bull Riding promises to deliver the guts and glory of determined riders and bulls, clashing against that eight second clock. You’ll revel in the thrill of the moment! Tickets are available here.
… a few of my favorite things …
We’ve all got our favorite things to do. Some are more elaborate than others. Some involve more planning or more money or more time. But some of my favorite things to do are really quite simple. And, in all honesty, most of the time, for me anyway … the simpler the better.
So one evening after work, I laced up my walking shoes and took off for a simple stroll around the Overland Trail Recreation Area near the South Platte River on the east side of Sterling. It’s one of my favorite things to do.
Northeast Colorado’s Home for Art and Culture
From west to east, Sterling is being beautified!
Starting from the west near the Sterling Municipal Airport, a series of bronze sculptures (thanks to the generosity of local cattlemen) have been placed in the medians and along West Main Street as a tribute to our Western roots and with a nod to the importance of agriculture in our community.
Bronze sculptures depicting a cowboy on a bucking horse and a Native American horseback rider were placed in the new raised island medians as part of the Highway 14 construction project completed last year. The sculptures are the final two of five...