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Winter driving conditions blamed in Teller County accident (KOAA Colorado Springs - Pueblo)
Winter weather is making driving conditions in Teller County treacherous. Colorado State Patrol is reporting an accident on Highway 67. The single car rollover was reported around 9am at mile marker 54 just north of Cripple Creek. Traffic is backed up in the area and road conditions are "very slick". The driver was not seriously injured. Colorado State Patrol says that slick conditions are also ...County sends off 14 athletes to college commitments (Douglas County News-Press) When Douglas County celebrates National Letter of Intent Signing Day, it’s not surprising to see a high number of student athletes participating.
Property owners oppose industrial park development (Sterling Journal-Advocate) Lee and Marlene Rothe appeared before the Logan County Commissioners at their regular business meeting this morning, Tuesday, to object to the county’s new industrial park that is planned for 100 acres east of Sterling.
Grants awarded for Colorado renewable energy projects (High Plains Journal) Colorado Eleven grants totaling $500,000 have been awarded through the "Advancing Colorado's Renewable Energy" program. ACRE is administered by the Colorado Agricultural Value Added Development Board which encourages and promotes business projects that add value to agricultural products, as well as agricultural energy-related projects.
History lessons vary for Colorado students (Denver Post) With social sciences left off standardized testing, lesson plans across the state are as varied as history itself. So instead of CSAPs, teachers focus on connecting the past to those present in classrooms.
DDA looks forward (Pikes Peak Courier View) It’s a new year and things are happening in Woodland Park. With a pellet company expected to open this year, Teller County/Woodland Park is reaping the results of its nationally-recognized fuel-mitigation projects.
Restoration, relocation of Boulder's burned caboose complete (Boulder Daily Camera) Two and a half years after arsonists set fire to the historic caboose in Boulder's Central Park, the brick-red train car looks good as new.
Two dramatic U-turns for John Kalisz, accused in deadly Hernando County shooting rampage (St. Petersburg Times) His triumph over chaos and crime lasted nearly two decades. Then came a dramatic U-turn.
Winter driving conditions blamed in accidents (KOAA Colorado Springs - Pueblo) Winter weather is making driving conditions in Teller County and parts of El Paso County treacherous. Several slide offs have been reported in the Airport Blvd. and Powers Blvd area. Also the Colorado State Patrol was at an accident on Highway 67 earlier today. The single car rollover was reported around 9am at mile marker 54 just north of Cripple Creek. The driver was not seriously injured ...
Agriculture bills moving in Colorado legislature (The Fort Morgan Times) Colorado could be getting out of an exclusive club — states that don’t have certified seed laws for commercial potato growers and seed producers — if the General Assembly passes SB 10-72, the Colorado Seed Potato Act.