Shelby is the assistant brand manager and afternoon host on 94.3 The X. She was born in Florida, but has lived in Colorado since '97, via Wyoming. (The first one was too hot, and the second one was too cold, but this one is just right.) She became a Ram in 2009, and has lived in Fort Collins since. Shelby’s favorite places in Northern Colorado are Rollerland skating rink, Surfside 7 (best pizza in Fort Collins, change her mind), and when she needs a change of scenery, Shelby enjoys all of the open space we have north of town. You can listen to Afternoons with Shelby every weekday from 3-7 p.m. on 94.3 The X.
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Fort Collins’ Ohana Bowls Closing Doors Forever This Weekend
The popular smoothie bar cited the COVID-19 pandemic as the reason for closing.
Fort Collins Saves Over 100 Million Gallons of Water, Ends Restrictions
Fort Collins' water restrictions ended on November 10.
6 Fort Collins Industries That Are Up, Despite the Pandemic
Based on the year-over-year stats, these industries in Fort Collins were 'up' in 2020.
I-70 Closes Both Directions Monday Afternoon Due to Multiple Accidents
I-70 is closed at the Eisenhower Tunnel.
Burned Cat Rescued From Cameron Peak Fire Up for Adoption
Flint was found in the Cameron Peak Fire, and now needs a forever home.
Northern Colorado’s Drinking Water Threatened By 2020 Fire Damage
We're not out of the woods yet.
Rocky Mountain National Park Shares Photos of Fire Damage
The park lost a handful of historic buildings.
Only Four Out of 64 Colorado Counties Have ‘Level Green’ COVID Restrictions
Just four Colorado counties have made it to the lightest level of restrictions, 'Protect Out Neighbors,' while much of the state moves back.
Rocky Mountain National Park to Partially Reopen Friday
The National Park Service announced some areas of Rocky Mountain National Park will reopen on November 6, after closing in October due to the East Troublesome Fire.
Colorado Has Already Begun to Regenerate From East Troublesome Fire
Colorado has lost over 800,000 acres to wildfires in 2020, but our forests are already starting to grow back.
How to Properly Recycle Election Signs in Fort Collins
Don't be trashy: Most election signs can not be recycled at home. Here's where to toss your election signs — the right way.
60-Degree Weekend — With Snow — Possible For Fort Collins Area
You CAN have it all.