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ABOUT GREELEY
Greeley began in 1868 as Nathan C. Meeker's dream of a utopian community. As an agricultural editor for the New York Tribune, Meeker was inspired by the possibilities he saw for the plains northeast of Denver. Meeker spearheaded a drive to form a colony based on cooperation, irrigation, agriculture, temperance, religion and education. His efforts were supported by his editor, Horace Greeley, who made famous the phrase, "Go West, young man, go West." Today, many modern day pioneers are calling Greeley home. Capitalizing on its rich agricultural heritage, Greeley offers a strong, diverse economy where the mountains meet the plains. In addition to the many local agricultural enterprises that help feed the world, Greeley is also home to several high-tech product businesses, software development companies, and start-up entrepreneurial ventures. The superior quality of life, a high emphasis on family, the affordable cost of living, and good proximity to transportation corridors and Denver International Airport have led Greeley and Weld County to attract a number of national and international companies including; Kodak, ConAgra, RR Donnelley, and Meadow Gold Dairy. Greeley is pleased to be home for the regional headquarters for State Farm Insurance and the offices of the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners. Greeley is the largest city in Weld County and supports a growing population of over 75,000. The outstanding quality of life Greeley has to offer has been recognized by Money Magazine and Greeley has received the All-American City award. Greeley is the education hub for the region and is home to the University of Northern Colorado with a student population of over 11,000. Additionally, Aims Community College, with its main campus in Greeley, serves over 16,000 students annually. Greeley is home to the North Colorado Medical Center (NCMC), a 326-bed regional medical center dedicated to total patient care. The Union Colony Civic Center, an award winning, state-of-the-art visual and performing arts facility, is located in downtown Greeley. It houses the 1,665-seat Monfort Concert Hall, the 220-seat Hensel Phelps Theatre, and the Tointon Gallery for the Visual Arts. Greeley's downtown area continues to improve as an increasing number of older buildings are reclaimed and returned to their previous vitality. Acknowledging that the vitality of the Greeley central business district is an important element in improving the regional economic and business climate, area voters approved a Downtown Development Authority in September of 1998. Thomas and Tyler continue to be the leaders in providing quality office space in downtown Greeley. We hope that you will come and see all that Greeley has to offer and let us help in meeting your office space needs. Here are some web links that may interest you and help you learn more about all the great things Greeley has to offer:
LINKS
Upstate Colorado Economic Development Greeley Downtown University of Northern Colorado Greeley/Weld Chamber of Commerce City of Greeley Greeley Convention and Visitors Bureau	Greeley Map