Those who said schools are on the right track also thought educators had done the best they could in trying circumstances…
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FDA Grants Full Approval to Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine
SJBPH emphasizes that full FDA approval for the Pfizer vaccine is a positive step forward for vaccinating the community…
Colorado’s Fruit Growing History
This is the story of people and place, and the fruit that they grew. It is intended to serve as a guide and a tool…
Benefit Fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity, on Thursday, August 26
The concert will go on, rain or shine. An indoor venue is available if it’s raining…
Section of East Fork Road to Temporarily Close for Pipeline Repairs
A section of the East Fork Road (on the San Juan National Forest will be closed to full-sized vehicles on September 1 and 2…
OPINION: Celebrating Labor Day
In 1894, it was common for employees to work twelve or more hours per day, seven days a week…
Five Colorado Counties Account for 73% of Evictions in 2021
13,212 evictions have been filed since January, with most filed in Arapahoe, Adams, El Paso, Jefferson and Denver counties…
LETTER: Curtains Up Pagosa, Cinderella & COVID
In this case, “…the show must go on…” was a reckless and dangerous choice that caused COVID spread within the CUP cast…
LETTER: From the Curtains Up Board, to Our Wonderful Community
We are trying to be as transparent as possible as we continue to grow this organization to be a more present part of this community…
Habitat for Humanity Seeking Local Volunteers for 2021 Affordable Home Project
A big ‘thank you’ to our visiting Care-A-Vanners (pictured above) and local volunteers who have been such a big help with all that we have accomplished…
When Mule Deer Survival and Mountain Lion Studies Intersect
The trail camera captured a little bit of Colorado’s wildness. Mountain lions are rarely seen feeding on their prey…
Adams 14 School District, Facing Declining Enrollment, Looks to Attract Students with Billboards
The first billboard, located at I-270 and I-76, features a student in a space suit with the words “Ready to visit Mars?”
Colorado Senator Hickenlooper Tests Positive for COVID-19
“After experiencing mild symptoms, I tested positive for a breakthrough case of COVID-19,” Hickenlooper said in a written statement…
Colorado Proposes Rule to Curb Greenhouse Gas Pollution
“What we build matters. It matters for safety, for our economy, for resiliency and for our ability to reduce air pollution and improve the quality of places where Coloradans across the state live…”
Second Phase of Cutthroat Restoration Scheduled for Wolf Creek Headwaters
“Restoration of native cutthroat trout is a priority for Colorado Parks and Wildlife, and this is a key project for the San Juan cutthroat trout recovery program…”
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Partners Dole Out $1.3 Million for Colorado Elk Habitat, Research
Dating back to 1987, RMEF and its partners have completed 807 conservation and hunting heritage outreach projects in Colorado…
GOAL High School Kicks Off New School Year
Curriculum is delivered through a variety of online platforms with the support of an exceptionally talented technology department…
After-hours Access of Mesa County Election Equipment Revealed in Investigation
Peters last week refused to communicate with Griswold’s office, the secretary said, and instead Peters traveled to South Dakota…
Forest Service Seeks Public Comment on HDs Landscape Restoration
You can participate in the planning process by sharing suggestions for how to make the project better, specific concerns, or information you may have…