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A doctor’s perspective on bird flu that helps patients and farmers
As a Colorado primary care physician board-certified in both family practice and lifestyle medicine, I follow closely the news about bird flu outbreaks and was not surprised to learn that Gov. Jared Polis recently extended the state of emergency declaration that releases more resources to control the bird flu (H5N1) on chicken and dairy farms. I was […]
Another Popular Colorado Coffee Company Files for Bankruptcy
When it comes to retail and shop news here in Colorado, it’s felt like everything has been going wrong. For one, the future of places like Lucky’s Market in Fort Collins seems to be up for question, given that the land it sits on was recently sold. However,...
Credit card crisis in Colorado: How to conquer debt while avoiding scams
No one likes to talk about debt, but recent studies show Coloradans have a lot of it and they are searching for a fix. But beware: debt settlement scams are becoming increasingly common.
CO has more foster kids than foster homes. This agency hopes to change that
Mount Saint Vincent is a part of Intermountain Healthcare and works with counties to provide training and certifications to people who wish to be foster parents, as well as other family services.
Fat Bear Fall returns with a reminder to bear-proof homes
As summer winds down, Colorado black bears begin to ramp up their appetites, eating the caloric equivalent of 20 chicken sandwiches, 10 large orders of fries, 10 soft drinks and 10 milkshakes to pack on enough fat to survive the winter ahead. As these bears begin this annual quest for food, Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials say people are more likely to see increased bear activity in urban areas, as meeting that 20,000-calorie-a-day requirement is a tall order. ...
With only gloves to protect them, farmworkers say they tend sick cows amid bird flu
GREELEY, Colo. — In early August, farmworkers gathered under a pavilion at a park here for a picnic to celebrate Farmworker Appreciation Day. One sign that this year was different from the others was the menu: Beef fajitas, tortillas, pico de gallo, chips, beans — but no chicken.
Colorado State Fair and more local events among America’s top Labor Day celebrations
(COLORADO) — Various events in Colorado are ranked among some of the top Labor Day festivities in America. A study revealed the Colorado State Fair landed fourth in America’s Top Labor Day Celebrations. The annual fair in Pueblo is a celebration of agriculture, arts, and community spirit. The State Fair offers a wide array of […]
Maverik Completes Colorado Rebrands, Donates $1 Million to Feeding America
Maverik on Friday marked the first anniversary of acquiring the Kum & Go convenience-store chain by celebrating the completion of its Colorado store rebrands and donating $1 million to Feeding America, the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization. Maverik CEO and “chief adventure guide” Crystal Maggelet (pictured far left) was...
EBT fraud on the rise, cardholders must take precautions
(COLORADO) — The Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS) is alerting people that Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) fraud is on the rise, and cardholders should take precautions to make sure their benefits aren’t stolen. CDHS says that you should never share your PIN with anyone. People should not respond to unsolicited emails, texts, or calls […]
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