As Colorado’s coal plants close and the state pivots to new energy solutions, the future of Northwest Colorado’s economy hangs in the balance.
Shape the future of energy: AGNC survey calls for community voices in Northwest Colorado Read More »
With just over 50 days remaining before a critical election, Colorado’s conservatives are grappling with a major organizational gap in their get-out-the-vote (GOTV) efforts. Internal battles over leadership have left the state party in limbo, while national political grassroots groups—typically a key source of support—are largely absent.
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As I represented Rocky Mountain Voice at the Colorado State Fair, I was blessed to encounter a rich tapestry of perspectives and viewpoints. This experience prompted me to reflect on the importance of maintaining a rational and profound approach to life.
Devotional: Embracing a consistent faith to find true sanity Read More »
At the Mesa County Republican Women’s monthly luncheon, Barbora Hurd, originally from Czechoslovakia, shared what a childhood under Communism was like.
From communism to Colorado: Barbora Hurd’s call for freedom with Mesa County GOP Women Read More »
A who’s who of Northern Colorado politics will assemble Sunday, Sept. 15, for the Rocky Mountain Rumble at the Wide Open Saloon in Sedalia.
Rocky Mountain Rumble slated for Sept. 15 at Wide Open Saloon Read More »
Control of the U.S. House of Representatives will most likely come down to an estimated 24 toss up seats in November, according to the Cook Political Report ratings.
Control of U.S. House likely to come down to 24 races, one of which is in Colorado Read More »
The rise of Tren de Aragua (TdA), a violent transnational Venezuelan gang, in Aurora, Colorado, has brought new urgency to debates about public safety, immigration and the 2nd Amendment.
The retort that claims of the violent Venezuelan prison gang Tren de Aragua’s activity in Aurora are just racially motivated accusations is untrue, John Fabbricatore said on Fox & Friends Weekend.
Donald Trump may overplay it a little with his “FAKE NEWS” schtick, but the reality of inhered left-wing bias in the media is axiomatic. If we needed a few more examples, I offer the last few weeks.
Sloan: More of the same water-carrying by media for Harris Read More »
A measure which could potentially have preempted the arrival of violent Venezuelan prison gang Tren de Aragua in Aurora, Denver and other locations of the state was never given a chance by Democrats, state Rep. Richard Holtorf, R-Akron, says.
