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E-biker arrested for DUI in Colorado's high country, serving as important reminder for cyclists
It's important for cyclists to remember that it is, indeed, possible to get a DUI while cruising around on two-wheels. A recent situation that unfolded in Colorado's Summit County is a reminder of this reality. According to the Summit County Sheriff's Office, a deputy observed a man on an e-bike swerving across the road and into the oncoming lane of traffic. The deputy initiated a traffic stop and the bike rider agreed to roadsides, proving unable to complete them as a sober person would. ...
Rocky Mountain Steel becomes 100% employee-owned
OLATHE, Colo. (KREX) — As they neared retirement, Rocky Mountain Steel Inc. owners Bernie Lorimor and Tim Warner decided to sell the company to their employees. Their goal recently came to fruition as the Olathe company is now 100% employee-owned. Gov. Jared Polis and the Colorado Employee Ownership Office, housed within the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT), made the announcement Wednesday.
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Fort Collins' representatives to Colorado Capitol plan listening events
A day before the Colorado legislature convenes for a special session to talk about property taxes, Reps. Andrew Boesenecker and Cathy Kipp will host a listening session in Fort Collins. They've also planned a separate forum on how public school funding works in Colorado. From 10 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 17 at the...
Ford Amphitheater is the middle shell in new concert-booking game
The Ford Amphitheater has only been open for a week, but the new Colorado Springs concert venue is already affecting how promoters are scheduling bands throughout Colorado. It’s not yet clear whether promoters are now specifically choosing to schedule their bands at the 8,000-seat Ford Amphitheater in northern Colorado Springs instead of playing in Denver at either the 9,545-seat Red Rocks Amphitheatre 63 miles away in Morrison, or at the 18,000-seat Fiddler’s Green just 45 miles to the north in Greenwood Village. ...
Luxury French château, featured in Deion Sanders commercial, sells for $6.5M in Castle Pines
A luxurious “French château” which was prominently featured in two national commercials starring Coach Deion Sanders, shattered sales numbers in Castle Pines, having recently sold for an estimated $6.5 million, according to listing agency LIV Sotheby’s International Realty (LIV SIR). LIV Sotheby’s states that the sale...
Shepardson Elementary rolls out red carpet for first day of school in Fort Collins
Staff at Shepardson Elementary literally rolled out the red carpet for the first day of school Thursday, lining both sides and high-fiving students as they arrived. The red carpet was on a blacktop between the school and playground, where dozens of kids were playing and reconnecting with classmates they hadn’t seen since the...
Travis Hunter isn’t the only Colorado athlete playing both ways this preseason
Travis Hunter is no longer the only member of Colorado football’s gray practice jersey club. On Thursday, CU trainer Lauren Askevold posted an Instagram video of spring game standout Isaiah Hardge sporting a gray jersey, signaling that the redshirt freshman is taking fall camp reps on offense and defense. The 5-foot-10, 160-pound athlete has been working as a wide receiver, running back and cornerback, and he now has the jersey to match his capabilities. Hardge came to the Buffs as a three-star wide receiver prospect during the 2023 recruiting cycle out of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. During his true freshman season, Hardge was...
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