Do our land use codes and building codes really protect anyone… other than real estate agents, the tax man, and the wealthy folks who are offended by looking at the poor from their deck?…
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Bremer, Aadland Take Early Fundraising Lead in Crowded GOP Senate Field
Eli Bremer, a former Olympic pentathlete and Air Force Reserves officer from Colorado Springs, led the field with $253,837 raised in the third quarter…
Your Questions About Colorado’s New Early Childhood Department Answered
“We’ve been moving from fire to fire to fire, and all of these fires have a huge impact in the field,” she said. “Time is money…”
Colorado’s ‘Free Application Days’ End Tomorrow
Colorado Free Application Days began yesterday, October 19 and continue through tomorrow, Thursday, October 21…
VIDEO: Colorado Business Offers ‘Water Cremation,’ a Green Alternative
“It’s really a western culture thing, this death denial,” says Emily Nelson. “Where we just don’t really think about it or talk about it…”
Changes in Work Schedule at This Year’s Habitat House
We need local volunteers! We will mostly be working on painting and miscellaneous indoor items…
Governor Polis Calls in National Guard to Support Colorado Election Cybersecurity
The National Guard members may participate in “training activities and assist with election cybersecurity defense efforts”…
OPINION: Take the ‘LEAP’ Forward, for Our Children
By Rudy Gonzales Latino children continue to suffer the academic brunt of this ongoing pandemic. As a former K-12 Educator, I am particularly dismayed at the lack of resources and support for BIPOC students across Colorado. This pandemic has laid bare the stark educational inequities and disparities between students of color and their white counterparts. READ MORE
Million Dollar Lotteries Failed to Encourage Vaccines, Says New Study
“So this is, across all the different states, tens of millions of dollars that we could have been spending on potentially more effective policies”…
2021 Election Guide: Important Information and Dates
Once again, it is time for Coloradans to make their voices heard by voting in the November 2 coordinated election…
OPINION: Governors Polis, Ritter, Romer, Owens Urge a YES Vote on Prop 119
“Prop 119 is a first-of-its-kind initiative to help close the opportunity gap and it is uniting Coloradans regardless of their political leanings…”
Wolf Creek Ski Area Opens Tomorrow, Oct. 16
Guests can enjoy the hard work of Wolf Creek’s key employees who have been moving snow and shoveling to make this early season opening happen…
Firewood Permits Available on the San Juan National Forest
Each permit costs $20 and allows firewood cutters to gather two-and-a-half cords of dead and downed firewood from the San Juan National Forest…
Audubon Society Meets Wednesday, Oct. 20
In what is becoming an annual tradition, the October meeting will highlight the excellent wildlife photography and storytelling abilities of our members…
KSUT Awarded Colorado Health Foundation Grant for ‘Widening the Circle’
“Learning from the unique experiences and perspectives of Indigenous and Native American youth enables us to keep health equity in focus…”
Pagosa Springs Medical Center Earns ‘Digital Health’ Recognition
A total of 36,674 organizations were represented in the 2021 Digital Health Most Wired program, which includes four separate surveys…
The Archuleta Democratic Club Will Meet on Tuesday, October 19
The speaker this month will be Liane Jollon from San Juan Basin Public Health…
Colorado Colleges, Universities Promoting ‘Free Application Days’ Oct. 19-21
“Colorado is building back stronger and by eliminating this cost barrier, more Coloradans will have the opportunity to pursue those dreams…”
Colorado Parks & Wildlife Collects 1.1 Million Brown Trout Eggs
It took just three working days at those two brood stock bodies of water to meet the quota of fertilized eggs that get sent to CPW’s Mt. Shavano Hatchery…
