I wanted to show you some local Web sites, which newcomers or visitors to Sterling, Colorado, may find interesting. This town has a number of Victorian houses (just one reason we like Sterling).   The town is very underrated, and is very ready to grow while naturally resisting growth and change. We and all the residents like small town charm! I hope you like Sterling too!

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For cultural, educational, and recreational opportunities:
 
  Northeastern Junior College

For information you need about the town and economic opportunities:

   City of Sterling, Colorado   Listed among the top 30 best U.S. cities in 1998.
 
  Logan County Chamber of Commerce

Our local newspapers, to get a feel of what our local Logan County towns are like:
  Journal Advocate  or the Platte Valley Sentinel (not on the Net)

Other sites of interest include:

  State of Colorado's official Web site

  Logan County, Colorado

  KSTC/KNNG Radio, Sterling, Colorado

To help you find a house to rent or do any general research before you get to Sterling:

  Sterling Helping Hands  (Newcomers especially should visit this site!)

If you know you want to settle permanently in Sterling, we recommend the following "go-getter" agencies.  Their web sites are interesting and informative also:
 
  Schmale Realty
 

Internet service providers I would look into include:
 

Kentec Communications
     This be "us", one of the newest ISP's in town. Parked right downtown Sterling, with all local
     equipment/ownership/employees. (Also the best modem/user ratio I've ever seen actually
     kept up as the user base grows.)

Premier Systems Unlimited
     A small ISP in Yuma, CO.

   Rocky Mountain Internet (formerly StoneHenge), an ISP in Denver, had some local modems/equipment in Sterling for dialup. They were bought by RMI, who now owns the local equipment.

Sterling Online Services - another small, locally owned (as far as I know) ISP located in Akron, CO ... apparently provides dialup access locally for RuralNet customers.
 

If you need any additional information about Sterling, Colorado, or anywhere in Logan, Larimer, Morgan or nearby counties, simply click the above sites, call us at 1-(970) 522-5006, or e-mail us at katlee@angelfire.com.  We will do the research for you. We're always happy to help newcomers. That is our business!