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Families, locals, and visitors enjoy a packed BMW Championship
On Friday, BMW Championship spectators broke attendance records, and Saturday and Sunday tickets sold out in record time. In the crowds, both locals and visitors enjoyed the tournament at the Castle Pines Golf Club."I haven't seen the flowers or anything look better than they do now," said Castle Pines Village neighbor Joshua Riehl."Got some good mountain golf in," said Calin Skudlarek, who lives in Jacksonville, Florida, and works for the PGA Tour. "I have not been to Castle Pines. It was exciting to see BMW come back out here for it. It's been a while.""Watching some golf. We went to...
BMW Saturday Notebook: Horschel shows the pain of a near miss
The race for the BMW Championship tightened up Saturday. Billy Horschel, a 15-year PGA Tour pro with one win this season, had a strong round Saturday at the BMW Championship at Castle Pines Golf Club. But one hole showed how agonizing the difference can be between a good putt and...
Colorado progresses toward new model of mental health care as regulations gain approval for psychedelic therapy
Colorado’s Department of Revenue recently finalized rules and regulations for psychedelic-assisted therapy, clearing the way for providers to begin offering this new model of therapeutic care in 2025. The new rules provide requirements for businesses entering the field of psilocybin as healing centers, cultivators and manufacturers. “These therapies will...
Four Colorado Teens Create Innovative ‘Project Deer’ Device
Over the past 10 years, approximately 3,300 wildlife collisions have been reported to the Colorado Department of Transportation each year, with another 2,000 to 4,000 collisions that go undocumented. Most wildlife vs. vehicle accidents on Colorado's roadways involve deer and elk. These types of collisions are not uncommon elsewhere in...
Affluent Denver suburb accused of bullying disabled homeless guests at Motel 6
A modest Motel 6 in Greenwood Village has become the latest flashpoint in the Denver region’s ongoing struggle with homelessness as the owner of the motel has now sued the wealthy suburb in federal court for allegedly trying to rid itself of undesirable disabled people. The lawsuit, filed Aug....
Solich brothers named to caddie hall of fame
George and Duffy Solich began as caddies at The Broadmoor. Colorado philanthropists George and Geoff “Duffy” Solich were inducted into the Caddie Hall of Fame during the BMW Championship week at their home course of Castle Pines Golf Club. They were granted the honor in recognition of their...
Archives Column | The Castle Rock MX National
For many motocross racing fans, the famous Unadilla track in New Berlin, New York, was long considered to be America’s purest MX track. Lush greenery blanketed the rolling hills where Mother Nature’s course was laid out. European riders like Roger DeCoster spoke highly of promoter Ward Robinson’s commitment to honoring the essence of the sport and the five-time World champ made the most of that familiarity, winning numerous Trans-AMA events there.
One of Fort Collins’ Favorite Distilleries Will Close For Good
Unfortunately, another business will be hanging up a closed sign and close their doors for good in Fort Collins. It is incredibly sad because we know that this business was a favorite amongst Northern Coloradans. I know for sure that it was one of my favorite places to visit. CopperMuse...
Longmont’s Used Book Emporium eyes final chapter, as Oct. 15 closing looms
For nearly three decades, Used Book Emporium in downtown Longmont has welcomed customers from all walks of life in search of their next great read. A handwritten note on the local business’s entryway at 346 Main St. reads “Door Sticks — Push Hard.” However, it’s another sign on Used Book Emporium’s front door that really catches people’s attention; the one that says “Store Closing Oct. 15 — last day of business.”
Woman arrested after high-speed chase leads to shooting with LCSO deputies
The Larimer County Sheriff's Office says a woman was taken into custody after being shot and injured following a police pursuit in Loveland. The woman who has been identified as 54-year-old Emily Louise Minugh of Berthoud, was pulled over by deputies of LCSO around 1:36 a.m., westbound just east of the intersection of Colorado State Highway 402 and I-25 on Tuesday. Deputies say they initiated a traffic stop on Minugh's 2007 Honda Accord Sedan for having a revoked Colorado driver's license, along with an active warrant for an arrest for failing to appear for DUI in a previous case with LCSO.Minugh failed...
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