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Can Colorado Universities Become Efficient?
Colorado universities and colleges want $161.4 million more. Can they also make cuts to become more efficient?
Seven Inches of Fresh Snow at Wolf Creek
This Sunday, January 28 is College Day. Students with a current class schedule and valid college photo ID can purchase a $66 lift ticket…
LETTER: Who Is Broadband Serving?
How many of these homeowners already have a high speed internet connection via satellite?…
U.S. Senate Republicans Won’t Bow to Trump Demands to Quit Immigration Talks
“McConnell was laying out the political realities of where things are, and it was the elephant-in-the-room conversation,” Lankford said…
First ‘Fun Race’ of the Season at Wolf Creek Last Sunday
The ladies race was equally as exciting with less than one second separating the top three finishers…
Colorado Lawmakers Try Again to Provide Eviction Protections
“We worked very hard over the past several months with stakeholders and other legislators to incorporate some of the changes…”
OPINION: Creative Thinking Needed to Save Rural Hospitals
Over the last 15 years, approximately 150 rural hospitals have closed nationwide. What does it mean?
NM Congressional Delegates Criticize FEMA for Delayed Payments to Victims
Letter says more than 100 victims have waited at least 180 days, with “many more” approaching the legally required deadline…
Older Americans Feeling Trapped in ‘Medicare Advantage’ Plans
“I have very little control over my actual medical care,” he said, adding that he now advises friends not to sign up for the private plans…
Staff Shortages in Colorado Prisons Leave Basic Needs Unmet
“I have been incarcerated for 25 years and have never seen prison this bad,” one person said in the survey. “We are basically being warehoused…”
OPINION: An Ardent Supporter of Robert F. Kennedy Jr
I am an ardent supporter of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., with deep knowledge in matters relating to his candidacy. I work strictly as a volunteer at People for Kennedy, and do not represent Mr. Kennedy’s campaign. I appreciate the opportunity to respond to the Politico article recently referenced in the Daily Post, wherein the authors READ MORE
Company with Shale Oil Interests Seeking to Preserve Ancient Water Right
Puckett Land Co.’s 24,000 acre-foot proposal dates to 1966, part of “integrated system” involving lands in Garfield and Rio Blanco counties…
Grand Opening of Natural Grocers’ Gunnison Store on Jan. 31
“The last Government census showed that Gunnison County’s median household income was 33% lower than the state’s…”
Build Pagosa Participates in ‘Charrette’ Exercise
With the participation of more than 45 school district members, students, local and regional government, and business representatives, Build Pagosa accomplished a major milestone…
OPINION: ‘The Dog Ate the 2023 Farm Bill’
This chaos is no accident. It is the inevitable result of voting for and electing people to Congress who are incapable of governing…
Forest Service Withdraws Key Permit for Controversial Utah Oil-Train Project
“If the deficiencies are addressed and resubmitted for consideration, the Forest Service may issue a new decision…”
Colorado Legislators Looking at Outlawing ‘Occupancy Limits’
“So much of the energy use and emissions associated with buildings is essentially fixed, irrespective of the number of people…”
‘SCAPE’ Accepting Applications from Innovative Local Businesses
Thinking about applying to SCAPE? Great news! Applications are open on a rolling bases so we can be ready when you are…