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All of the Spirit Halloween Locations in Northern Colorado
Now that Labor Day is over in Northern Colorado, it is time to shift into spooky season mode. Halloween is just around the corner and will be here before you know it. With that in mind, you might want to start thinking about what your costume will be this year for Halloween.
What Are the Wildlife Crossings Popping Up All Over Colorado?
Colorado has some of the most breathtaking scenery in the entire country. This also has the added effect of us having some absolutely incredible wildlife. In the past, some wildlife has had plenty of interaction with humans. Some of them can be quite dangerous, like a man being stalked by...
Amazing Geyser-Like Water Main Break in Colorado is Something to See
Many cities in Colorado have infrastructure that is older, and sometimes breaks down. It's not often, however, you see an "Old Faithful"-like burst coming from the street. Not only were people in the neighborhood to go without water, but debris from the asphalt that broke through came raining down on their homes and cars.
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,...
Coloradans Pay Some of the Highest Monthly Bills in the Country
While living in Colorado has numerous perks, there has been one drawback that has been rearing its ugly head recently; the cost. Yes, Colorado is awesome, but it is quickly becoming a place where the prices for many things are getting way too expensive. On average, people are having to...
Mass atop every Colorado 14er: Catholic priests take message to new heights
One of these days atop a 14,000-foot peak in Colorado, you might just spot two men in white robes, the wind blowing those vestments, their fingers cold on the chalices that are smaller than those typically seen on an altar — smaller for the pack on the way up.
These Colorado counties saw the biggest rises and drops in homeownership in recent years
A study recently published by Turbo Debt sought to determine which places around the country have seen the biggest changes in homeownership rates between 2020 and 2024, with many Americans making the decision to buy a home during the early coronavirus pandemic and months that followed. Of the 50 states plus DC, only one place saw a drop in the raw number of local homeowners – West Virginia – and only DC saw an overall drop in homeownership rate at a one percent decline, though...
Gov. Polis signs special session bill to expand agricultural tax breaks
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signed the second bill passed during last week’s special session into law on Friday morning, making certain property tax exemptions for agricultural equipment permanent. It applies to equipment used in a controlled agricultural environment and extends it to equipment used in a commercial greenhouse that is solely used to grow crops […]
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