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Glenwood Springs Summer of Music kicks off July 10 in Two Rivers Park
Six free Wednesday concerts slated for this summer. Summer in Glenwood Springs means enjoying the outdoors, grilling with friends, soaking in hot spring or two — and catching free music throughout the summer in Two Rivers Park. “The Summer of Music has been a centerpiece in Glenwood Springs for...
Tubers hit Clear Creek on Fourth of July after delayed opening
With runoff running a little longer this year, there was a question, between the water levels and the tubing ordinances in Golden, just how busy the Fourth of July would be. On Clear Creek, it's shown no signs of slowing down. People are enjoying the weather and the water even if it is a little bit colder."My buddy John here picked it out," said Denver resident Philip Kwasinski. Just wanted to come out here, have a few beers, have a good time, and celebrate the fourth.While Clear Creek can turn into something of a slow river later in the summer,...
Salida Council Regular Meeting Moves U.S. 50 Property Purchase Forward
Salida City Council held their first regular session of the month at 6:00 pm on July 2, 2024 moving forward a full slate of agenda items. Before the agenda was even approved, Council member Dominique Naccarato moved to discuss Ordinance 2024-10, a site lease and purchase agreement, immediately after Resolution 2024-41, the corresponding reimbursement proposal for the city’s purchase of the former Thrift Horse retail store at 325 West U.S. 50 as a proposed new 8,000 square foot Salida Police Building.
After nearly four decades, North Metro Fire deputy chief of operations hangs it up
After nearly four decades, former Deputy Chief of Operations Jeff Bybee has retired from service at the North Metro Fire District. The district, which serves Northglenn and Broomfield, and some areas of Jefferson, Weld and Adams counties, said a fond farewell to Bybee last week after 39 years of service.
Community remembers valley local through memorial golf tournament in support of suicide prevention
The Roaring Fork Valley will host the inaugural Bulls to Birdies: Zach Jammaron’s Memorial Golf Tournament on July 13. The event is dedicated to the memory of Zach Jammaron, who took his life on June 5, 2022. More than just a day of golf, this gathering is a tribute to Jammaron’s life, filled with activities that echo his vibrant spirit while promoting mental health awareness and suicide prevention.
Gibson Gulch Fire near Silt nearly contained
Crews continued Thursday to fight a brush fire in the Gibson Gulch and Divide Creek area south of Silt, according to a Facebook post by Colorado River Fire Rescue (CRFR). The blaze, dubbed the Gibson Gulch Fire, grew from 2 acres to 4 acres on Wednesday. CRFR and the Upper...
Jefferson County closes traditional July 4 fireworks viewing spot to traffic
If you, like many Denver-area residents, are looking for the best spot to view tonight's fireworks displays, one traditional viewing spot near Golden will be closed to anyone seeking a good view of the metro.
CU Buffs opponent preview: Arizona manages to keep offensive stars despite coaching change
Arizona denied Colorado its last real chance at victory in Deion Sanders’ first season in Boulder. In the Buffaloes’ final home game of the year, they never trailed in the entire 60-minute game — except on the final scoreboard. CU led for much of the afternoon, including by a touchdown at the end of each quarter. But the Buffs failed to score in the final 15 minutes after putting together...
GMUG seeking public comments on Auburn and Iron City mines
MONTROSE, Colo. (KREX) — The U.S. Forest Service is seeking input on addressing mine waste containing hazardous heavy metals from two mines in western Colorado. The Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison (GMUG) National Forests’ Ouray Ranger District began a 30-day public comment period on Wednesday to address a report of the engineering evaluation and costs for the Auburn and Iron City Mine sites. The public comment period ends on Aug. 3.
Macanta homeowners continue to fight for promised open space
Residents in the Macanta neighborhood in Douglas County aren't giving up their fight to protect the views they say they were promised.The community is just northeast of Castle Rock, off Crowfoot Valley Road. Homeowners say they were sold on the idea of protected open space. But now, the developer wants to build more homes.Neighbors say they paid a higher lot fee to live among nature and were told this 23-acre parcel of land would remain undeveloped, even as another neighborhood was set to be built on the other side of a nearby ridge. However, the developer is now proposing building...
Alamo Drafthouse in Littleton is unionizing; organizers allege firings
Another location of the Alamo Drafthouse movie theater chain in Colorado is unionizing and union organizers allege the company fired supervisors after asking them to spy on organizers.The Littleton location of the theater chain announced it was forming a union, just a few months after the Westminster location announced it would unionize."The Alamo Collective Organizing Committee-CWA at the Littleton cinema expresses profound disappointment following the recent announcement of layoffs affecting four supervisors within our ranks," the union said in a statement. "Alamo Drafthouse corporate cited a new policy as the rationale for these layoffs, a policy that was implemented without...
Three moose make their way to Northern Colorado plains
Three moose have wandered away from the foothills along the Front Range and are now navigating their way through the plains of Northern Colorado. Two cows and one bull moose have been spotted recently making their way through the small town of Nunn, east of I-25. According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, the three moose have been spotted in the area in the last two days. It is believed they followed rivers and creeks east, ultimately bringing them into Weld County. Viewers Aidan and Abi Holsten shared the video with CBS News Colorado's Dillon Thomas showing the moose trotting around through rural...
Strange non-native animal identified after sightings at Lakewood park
An odd-looking animal not native to Colorado has been reported in Bear Creek Lake Park. Officials have identified what it is and are creating a plan on what's next for the far-from-home critter.
11AM-7:15PM Lions Club 4th of July Festival @ Lions Park
For the 52nd year, the Golden Lions Club will host a 4th of July Festival in Lions Park, at 10th & Maple. Get there early and buy some raffle tickets, because they hold drawings all day long, throughout the day. The grand prize (announced at the end of the day) is $1,000!
First human case of tularemia found in Jeffco
Jefferson County Public Health announced that the first case of tularemia has been found in a Wheat Ridge resident.JCPH describes tularemia as a bacterial disease that is associated with animals such as rodents and rabbits, along with insects, ticks and deerflies. "While tularemia is rare, it is important for residents to be aware of the symptoms and take preventive measures," said Rachel Reichardt, environmental health specialist with Jefferson County Public Health. "Prompt treatment with antibiotics is effective, so early diagnosis and medical attention are crucial." Symptoms of tularemia include fever, non-healing skin ulcer at the site of infection and swollen and painful lymph glands. Sore throat, mouth sores, abdominal pain and diarrhea can be symptoms if the infection is caused by ingesting contaminated food or water. Health officials say tularemia can be cured and to see a physician if you experience any symptoms associated with the infection after being in areas where contact with wildlife is possible.
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