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Otero County receives Preserve America grant
Otero County has received a $40,000 grant from the Department of Interior, National Park Service through the Preserve America grant program ...Labor Day events scheduled throughout Southern Colorado Communities through- out Southern Colorado will celebrate the Labor Day weekend.
City, school officials discuss Duncan Park plans The future of Duncan Park was the lead item on the agenda when Englewood city and school officials met Aug. 28 to talk about issues involving both agencies.
$40 Million headed our way Nationally recognized for its fuel-reduction projects, Teller County, through the Woodland Park Healthy Forest Initiative, won a $40 million grant from the federal government to continue mitigation projects.
Local Briefs The University of Colorado Alumni Association will host a party to watch the University of Colorado play Colorado State University at noon Saturday at Carver's Brewing Co. on the patio, 1022 Main Ave.
WP gets honorary mayor Woodland Park City Manager David Buttery had some relatively good news to present at the city’s regular financial management workshop this past week.
Spud had a mighty impact on early Greeley This 1894 photo shows the first Potato Day in Greeley. The Union Colony of Colorado named their new town Greeley in 1870, to be a utopian agricultural community. One of their first important cash crops was the potato.
Fatal accidents — Cripple Creek, Eleven Mile Reservoir The last weekend in August was a dangerous one for two Colorado men.
Tax credits foster preservation for ranches A tour of three ranches in Teller County protected from development emphasized the economic advantages of preserving land.
Bridgework, cone zones ahead Just when the construction season is winding down elsewhere, the Colorado Department of Transportation is spending $2 million to repair or replace three local bridges before the snow comes.
