She said, she was on to me. I didn’t really care about Trump, or Newsom, or any other politician…
El Paso County GOP Must Re-do Legislator Selection Process
State law requires a minimum 10-day written notice ahead of a vacancy committee meeting…
EDITORIAL: Countering Organized Political Violence, Everywhere, Part Three
Americans were largely united during World War II in a battle to defeat European fascism…
Wolf Creek Season Pass Discounts End This Sunday
As usual, Wolf Creek’s opening date is dependent on weather, temperatures and natural snowfall…
SAVE THE COLORADO: Addressing the Colorado River Leadership Vacuum
Let’s be point-blank and loud and clear — the status quo is a disaster, the river is collapsing, and it’s all a high-stakes leadership failure…
READY, FIRE, AIM: A Few Words About French Philosophers
Recently, Jonny Thomson addressed a simple question: “Would you rather be an absurdist or an existentialist?”…
‘Born To Be Wild’ License Plate Hits $1 Million Milestone
“The Born To Be Wild License Plate has been a tremendous funding source for CPW as we work to build a sustainable gray wolf population in the Centennial State…”
OPINION: Pete Hegseth Just Did America a Big Favor
Hegseth’s gathering put the choice squarely before them. And the generals did not have to wrestle with it in isolation. They looked each other in the eye…
CHAMBER NEWS: Get Ready for an October Full of Activities
Calling all business owners, creatives, techies, and changemakers… ‘West Slope Startup Week’ is back…
Annual Free College Application Days, October 7-9
All Colorado residents applying to undergraduate programs, including associate degrees, bachelor’s degrees and certificates, may apply for free…
Upcoming Events at Pagosa UU Fellowhip
“Feeling entirely lost? Confused? Sometimes, right when the map fails, the real path begins, where the possibility that being lost can be the place where we are ultimately found…”
LETTER: Jane Goodall’s Message of Reverence for Life
Conservationist Jane Goodall has passed away at age 91…
‘A Lot of Participation’ in Colorado Legislature’s Video Pilot
Nearly 9,900 people have viewed 19 legislative committee meetings since a video pilot program began July 30…
EDITORIAL: Countering Organized Political Violence, Everywhere, Part Two
“Instead, it is a culmination of sophisticated, organized campaigns of targeted intimidation, radicalization, threats, and violence designed to silence opposing speech…”
Shutdown Halts Some Health Services, as Political Risks Test Parties’ Resolve
“We’re not going to simply go along to get along with a Republican bill that continues to gut the health care of everyday Americans…”
Colorado National Parks to Remain Open — Precariously — During Federal Shutdown
“Past shutdowns in which gates remained open with limited staff have hurt our parks: iconic symbols cut down and vandalized, trash piled up, habitats destroyed…”
READY, FIRE, AIM: A Whole New World
When Aladdin and Jasmine took their flying carpet ride in the Disney movie Aladdin, it caused them to burst spontaneously into song…
New Cookbook Shares Healthy Recipes for Your Dog
“This book is for all of the humans who hold their dogs and all animals closest to their hearts….”
Colorado Colleges Serving Students of Color to Lose Millions from White House Cuts
The U.S. Department of Education announced on September 10 that it will end $350 million in discretionary funding for Minority-Serving Institutions, known as MSIs…