Mary Bradfield, a Republican seeking re-election to House District 21 in El Paso County, has qualified for the primary ballot, the Colorado Secretary of State’s office announced Wednesday.
Mary Bradfield qualifies for ballot in El Paso County’s House District 21 seat Read More »
A bill by Rep. Anthony Hartsook, R-Parker, which would add certain criminal background investigation requirements of massage facilities in an effort to curb human trafficking, advanced Tuesday in the Colorado House.
Rep. Anthony Hartsook’s massage trafficking bill advances in House committee hearing Read More »
The petitions of two more Republican candidates have been verified by the Colorado Secretary of State’s office, qualifying them for a place on the primary ballot.
El Paso County Republicans Caldwell and VanderWerf qualify for ballot Read More »
Appropriated by Senate Bill 22-196, a $300,000 grant from the State of Colorado has allowed Mesa County Behavioral Health to collaborate with Mind Springs Health to enhance access to mental health care in Western Colorado.
Mesa County to partner through $300K grant to improve mental health care access Read More »
Back in October, in the stunned aftermath of the worst collective massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, Presideent Joe Biden told the Israelis and the world that the U.S. would stand by them.
Sloan: Biden’s betrayal of Israel in war with Hamas Read More »
By Rocky Mountain Voice Staff GEORGETOWN, Colo. (Rocky Mountain Voice) – In a surprising turn of events, the beloved Mayor of Georgetown, Parker The Snow Dog, has announced his candidacy for the presidency of the United States. Known for his fluffy charm and unwavering dedication to his constituents, Parker aims to bring a fresh perspective
BREAKING NEWS: Mayor of Georgetown, CO Throws Paw into Presidential Race Read More »
A little more than one-third of registered Colorado voters cast a ballot in the state’s Presidential primary election, Secretary of State Jena Griswold reported Monday.
Griswold certifies Presidential primary election, reports 38.7% turnout Read More »
Final approval was looming Monday for the “Long Appropriations Bill” in the Colorado House, and Minority Whip Richard Holtorf said Saturday he would be in opposition to the proposal to increase spending by more than $2 billion.
The trip to the grocery store or from the Western Slope into the mountains for a getaway could cost you a bit more than anticipated this spring, AAA is projecting in an April 1 report.
Have you observed the world and noticed its unraveling state? It’s undeniable; things are falling apart (Genesis 3:24)!
Devotional: Pursue ‘a good life’ to attain ‘the good life’ Read More »
