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Doubts Surface About Cory Gardner’s Public Lands Bill
“We are disappointed by the administration’s inexplicable inability to comply with the requirements in the Great American Outdoors Act, ignoring clear congressional direction and needlessly delaying time-sensitive projects…”
Colorado Offering ‘Recovery’ Technical Assistance to Rural Communities
The State of Colorado is excited to share an opportunity for rural Colorado communities to form regional teams and receive technical assistance for accelerated recovery from COVID-19…
Colorado Governor Polis: Masks, Yes; Lockdown, No
“Cancel your social plans with others outside your household,” Polis pleaded with Coloradans. “If you live alone, just pick two or three people that can be part of your bubble and you can socialize with for the next few weeks…”
Search for a Snakebite Drug Might Lead to a COVID Treatment
“I concluded that I needed something small and compact and that doesn’t care what kind of snake,” Lewin said…
Rio Grande County, First Southwest Bank Announce ‘Business Relief’ Grants
The grant program is intended to assist businesses in the County that have experienced business interruption costs, unbudgeted expenses and other COVID-19 pandemic related expenses…
VIDEO: A Good Day, for Van Jones
For some Americans, the November election of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris brought about tears of relief…
OPINION: The Complexities of Climate Change
Contrary to popular opinion, the Sun is always changing. The variations in its apparent luminosity (called Total Solar Irradiance (TSI), which is the amount of the Sun’s power density that reaches the Earth’s upper atmosphere…
‘Holiday Art Bazaar’ Seeking Vendors
“We highly encourage artists to be present as much as possible, but will also have a person who can sell on your behalf. We have 10 spots available…”
Colorado Energy Assistance Program Helps Households Heat in Winter
“By easing the strain of heating bills on households, families and individuals don’t have to make a choice between buying groceries or critical medications…”
LETTER: What Can We Do Together?
Abraham Maslow was a shrink who said human needs can be prioritized — with the two top needs being survival and safety. Hoot and holler all you want, but America is now sharing its super power status with China…
Delta County Food Partnership Receives USDA Grant
“”Agriculture is the largest industry in Region 10. In order to sustain this industry, we have to find ways to make it more profitable…”
Colorado Voters Approve Gallagher Repeal, Preserve Local School Funding
“Coloradans overwhelmingly supported a measure to provide free preschool to every 4-year-old in our state. We voted in support of our firefighters, small businesses, and local communities…”
ESSAY: Gather Round the Table
So, how do we get people in 21st-century society “back to the table,” in both the literal and figurative sense, especially in the middle of a pandemic…?
Tracking COVID at Colorado State University, Rather Experimentally
“You have the science of testing, which says if you’re testing everybody twice a week, you should basically have zero cases,” said Larremore… but then, there’s reality…
University of Kansas Team Explore Heavy-Ion Particle Physics
‘What happens when the most dense and hottest matter waves of lead ions interact with each other?’ Tackling this question implies studying the primordial hot and dense matter of quarks and gluons…
Colorado Legislature Turning More Blue?
“We’re going to celebrate tonight this amazing win across the state of Colorado,” Garnett said. “But tomorrow we’re going to wake up and we’re going to focus on the work…”
USDA Now Hiring Forest Service Temporary Positions
We look for dedicated individuals from all walks of life, of all abilities, to join our workforce. Apply for our temporary jobs and make a long-lasting impact on the world…
Big Campaign Bucks Spent in Colorado
More than $64 million worth of TV ads targeted Coloradans in the race between incumbent Sen. Cory Gardner and former Gov. John Hickenlooper, according to an analysis of contracts filed with the Federal Communications Commission…