“I feel all tabulators should have been shut down, had an emergency Logic and Accuracy Test to clear the machines and then started over…”
LETTER: Preserving History and Culture, or Not
Over 120 memorial books have been published, each focusing on one or more of the 400 towns and villages that were affected…
EDITORIAL: A Long Story About an Imaginary Water Shortage, Part Six
“All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way…”
BIG PIVOTS: Is Colorado the Beacon on the Hill? Part Two
Will Toor, director of the Colorado Energy Office, made the case that Colorado has been providing a model that can be used by other states…
A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW: The Bankruptcy Experience, Part Two
Dominance of the U.S. dollar in international finance has been in decline since at least 1971…
READY, FIRE, AIM: It’s Been 12 Years Already… Why Hasn’t the Universe Disappeared?
The apparent (but temporary) existence of the Higgs boson further suggested the existence of the so-called ‘Higgs field’ everywhere in the universe…
Contamination Data Falsified at Hundreds of Colorado Oil and Gas Sites, State Says
Murphy said regulators first became aware of potential falsification in July, and the ECMC is investigating the data submitted for approximately 350 sites…
Transgender Coloradans Brace for Second Trump Administration
“We had done scenario planning a few months ahead (of the election) to try and get ahead of it…”
Yamaguchi South River Improvement Presentation Tomorrow
Plans include a new river access point, wading and swimming holes,improved rustic trail, and channel features like sandbars and pools…
INTEL FROM THE IVORY TOWER: ‘Giving Tuesday’ and College Education
I am sure every reader of this column will attest to the need to be a hard worker to succeed in your profession…
Honoring Colorado’s Cultural Legacy with Folk and Traditional Arts Initiatives
The Folk and Traditional Arts Project Grant was developed in response to a two-year planning process with a stakeholder group engaged in Colorado’s folk arts…
EDITORIAL: A Long Story About an Imaginary Water Shortage, Part Five
“We also need to know we can trust our local officials — elected or appointed — with making sound, informed decisions on something so important…”
A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW: The Bankruptcy Experience, Part One
Historically, under Anglo-Saxon common law, bankruptcy was often treated in society as a moral rather than business issue…
BIG PIVOTS: Is Colorado the Beacon on the Hill? Part One
Will Colorado’s big pivot in energy provide a model for other states? Or are we just full of ourselves?
READY, FIRE, AIM: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Tariffs
Scott says, tariffs are a good thing, and we don’t need to worry. So I’m not going to worry…
Employee Benefit Forum Set for This Thursday, Dec. 5
The forum is free, snacks will be provided, and it is open to business and individuals alike…
Wolf Creek Ski Area ’85th Anniversary’ Art Contest
Wolf Creek Ski Area is pleased to announce its 85th Anniversary Art Contest, open to all ages…
Five Key Insights from the Governor’s 2025-26 State Budget Proposal
The year after returning $1.6 billion in TABOR rebates to tax filers, the state budget is dealing with a $920 million funding shortfall…
Acting Class with Karisa Bruin, Coming in January to PSCA
For 8 weeks on Wednesday evenings, participants will learn basic acting exercises and get hands-on practice with monologues and scene work…