Former Speaker of the House of Representatives, John Boehner, was on TV the other day, with words about the Republican Party, and the Democratic Party, too…
READY, FIRE, AIM: The World Has Become Too Complicated
When I was a kid, my mom handled the shopping duties for the family. All the bread was shaped the same. All the Crisco cans were the same size…
A DIFFERENT POINT OF VIEW: US Supreme Court Rejects California’s Limits on Religious Practice
The Supreme Court noted that, “This is the fifth time the Court has summarily rejected the Ninth Circuit’s analysis of California’s COVID restrictions on religious exercise…”
LETTER: Cultured Meat Can Help Save the Planet
“Industrial livestock agriculture — raising cows, pigs and chickens — generates as much greenhouse gas emissions as all cars, trucks and automobiles combined…”
ESSAY: Why I Became a Chimney Rock Volunteer
Another rewarding aspect about being a tour guide at Chimney Rock is interacting with the other volunteers…
EDITORIAL: Digging Into the Ditches, and Such, Part Seven
Over the past several decades, new concerns about the Colorado River and its tributaries have developed — concerns that didn’t exist when the Hoover Dam was built…
Go Fish! Colorado Launches Digital Resident Fishing License
Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s resident fishing licenses are now accessible through myColorado™, the State of Colorado’s official mobile app™. Resident anglers will purchase their fishing READ MORE
OPINION: Response to State Board of Education Member Joyce Rankin
My heart aches; an educational effort to promote inclusivity for all students has been twisted and manipulated for political purposes…
Applications Open for $16 Billion Shuttered Venue Operators Grant Program
This week, Colorado’s US Senator John Hickenlooper brought independent venue operators together to discuss claims that 90% of venues would go out of business without federal aid…
Meet the ‘Director of Equity’ for Adams 14 School District
“We want to ensure that we have ethical and equitable practices and policies that are fundamental to providing access to social, emotional, economic educational opportunities…”
April is National Safe Digging Month
Whether you’re a homeowner planting a shrub or a contractor using a backhoe, always “Call Before You Dig”…
COVID and the Athlete’s Heart, Part Two
Even though myocarditis is rare, studies have found that non-COVID-related myocarditis causes up to 9% of sudden cardiac deaths among athletes, said Dr. Jonathan Drezner…
EDITORIAL: Digging Into the Ditches, and Such, Part Six
Would it be possible to modify the behavior of the San Juan River, artificially, so that a two-month recreational ‘rafting season’ could be extended by a couple more weeks?
Redistricting Commission Chair Ousted Over Online Comments
“I started out by saying that I am focused on what is right for Colorado. And if that means that I can serve but not be chair, I will continue to be focused on what is right for Colorado…”
Student Poster Contest Aims to Highlight Local Government
Completed posters must be received electronically or postmarked by April 23. Winners will be announced by May 7…
Colorado Big-Game License Draw Extended Until This Friday
“This will ensure those who encountered errors within our system through no fault of their own can still apply to hunt in Colorado this year…”
EDITORIAL: Digging Into the Ditches, and Such, Part Five
Water-related recreation is playing an ever-larger role in Colorado water planning, it seems….
Free Online Writing Workshops for Veterans, Families
Colorado Veterans Writing Workshops offer a safe place for veterans, their adult family members, and caregivers to write and talk about their experiences…
COVID and the Athlete’s Heart, Part One
For the athletes participating in professional, collegiate, high school or even recreational sports, significant unanswered questions remain…