Online Archive:
The Front Page has been all online since 2016, and as such, every article we’ve written since then is right here on our website. You can see all of them broken down by month right here.
Digital Archives
The Front Page went online in 2016, but has been serving FRCC students since 1989. Luckily, some of the digital originals of The Front Page (2011-2015) were preserved. In addition, we have preserved physical copies of nearly every issue of The Front Page, and its predecessors, going back to 1969, although only a few have been digitized so far. You can see both the digital originals, and some digitized physical copies here, on our Google Drive.
Physical Archive Features
Archive features are articles that were found in our archives and which we’ve transcribed & re-posted to our website.
The Abandoned Sugar Mill and Cryptic Plans for its Future
The White Satin Sugar factory raised economic stability in Loveland for 89 years until the significant accident when the molasses storage tank exploded on Feb. 16th, 1990. 582,000 gallons of molasses spread over a square mile, pouring onto the roads. Police closed Madison Avenue from Eighth Street to Nickel Drive until the spillage was cleaned.… Continue reading The Abandoned Sugar Mill and Cryptic Plans for its Future
From The Archives: The Iraq War
Today marks the 20th anniversary of the start of “Operation Iraqi Freedom.” Much has been made about the war in Iraq since it’s start 20 years ago today, but as it’s often said, hindsight is 2020. So it’s valuable to look back, and see what FRCC students and The Front Page staff had to say…
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Give Peace A Chance
52 years ago, CCDN’s student newspaper was covered in articles and images about the shooting at Kent State University. This is a transcription of that page.
Continue reading Give Peace A Chance
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Looking for something older?
The Front Page has archives of various student newspapers, staff newsletters, and literary magazines going back as early as 1969. Unfortunately, we don’t have the resources necessary to digitize these, so if you want to see them, you’re going to need to contact The Front Page. You can do that through our website right here, or send us an email at FrontPage@frontrange.edu. If you’re lucky, we might even answer the phone.
