Bear visits school cafeteria for lunch in Pitkin County, officials report
Even school officials have to be bear aware!
Bear visits school cafeteria for lunch in Pitkin County, officials report Read More »
Approved
Cañon City to hold meeting Wednesday on three ballot questions related to pool plans
On the November ballot, Cañon City voters will decide on three questions about replacing Icabone Pool, which closed in 2023. The city will hold an informational meeting about the new community pool proposal on Wednesday, Sept. 25, at 6 p.m.
Cañon City to hold meeting Wednesday on three ballot questions related to pool plans Read More »
Navigating Colorado’s legislative landscape at the Club 20 debates
By Jen Schumann | Contributor, Rocky Mountain Voice As Colorado elections draw near, the Club 20 debates offer a glimpse of the possible representation from which to choose in the state legislature. With Democrats holding a supermajority in the House (46-19) and a near supermajority in the Senate (23-12), the Club 20 debates last week
Navigating Colorado’s legislative landscape at the Club 20 debates Read More »
Denver voters to decide on animal welfare, sales tax and union rights in November
Over $22 million has been spent on campaigns surrounding five of the 12 initiatives that will appear on Denver’s November ballot, covering topics like animal welfare, sales tax increases, and expanded union bargaining rights.
Denver voters to decide on animal welfare, sales tax and union rights in November Read More »
Loveland residents may create new sales tax to replace tax they cut last year
Less than one year after Loveland residents overwhelmingly voted to eliminate sales tax on most groceries, a shortfall in the city’s budget has now led to some residents asking for a new sales tax to be created. The tax cut, which only applied to groceries purchased for at-home consumption, has now resulted in the city losing millions of dollars in revenue.
Loveland residents may create new sales tax to replace tax they cut last year Read More »
Paul Andrews, president of the National Western Stock Show, to retire
National Western Stock Show and Complex CEO Paul Andrews will retire after the 2025 National Western Stock Show in January 2025.
Paul Andrews, president of the National Western Stock Show, to retire Read More »
Krannawitter: Business owners are not guilty
The title of this piece is not a verdict in a criminal trial. It is a reminder to business owners experiencing feelings of guilt—those who think they need to “give back,” as if they stole something or committed some wrong simply by running a successful business: You’re not guilty.
Krannawitter: Business owners are not guilty Read More »
American families continue to struggle to provide essentials in ongoing diaper crisis
Diaper banks are stepping up to cover costs and babies’ bottoms across the U.S. as families struggle to pay for essentials for their newborns.
American families continue to struggle to provide essentials in ongoing diaper crisis Read More »
Harris says she hopes ‘the former vice president would agree to’ another debate in latest gaffe
Vice President Kamala Harris called for another presidential debate on Sunday while talking to reporters on the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, but mistakenly noted that she hoped for “the former vice president to” agree to the debate.
Say it Ain’t So: U.S. Hiring is at Record Low
Recent layoffs and discussions about low hiring in the U.S. job market dominates voter conversations, according to MIG Reports data. Americans indicate their personal experiences with the economy shape their reactions to job reports. There continues to be significant division between those who perceive the job market as improving and those who believe it is deteriorating.
Say it Ain’t So: U.S. Hiring is at Record Low Read More »