How engine trouble in Grand County inspired Constitution Day celebrations in Mesa County
Mesa County residents Edward and Betty Baltzer were in Grand County last summer when their Jeep broke down.
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Ganahl: The Republican movement of health, freedom and personal liberty
As the 2024 election cycle unfolds, the Republican Party is embracing a new wave of support from health-conscious and liberty-minded voters.
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Gonzalez: Needle exchange site in Colorado Springs lacks transparency
Needle exchange programs and drug injection sites, described by proponents as “safe injection sites” or “overdose prevention centers,” are ideas that radicals throughout the state continue to push upon our communities, even where they are largely opposed by the public and previously rejected by local institutions. Â
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‘We have reached the end of our rope’: Business owners call on city leaders to solve vagrancy in rural town
Vagrants are trespassing in residential and business property, doing drugs in public, urinating and defecating in the library and other public places, and in general becoming an out-of-control public nuisance.
Candidates rally support at Delta County’s ‘Food and Freedom Forum’
Conservative candidates and their supporters came together recently at the Delta County ‘Food and Freedom Forum,’ hosted by Dave and Sue Whittlesey at High Wire Ranch.Â
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Package addressed to secretary of state, containing white powder substance, under investigation
A package containing white powder addressed to the Colorado Secretary of State’s office has been intercepted at a state mail facility.
Devotional: Accountability? The buck really stops with you
When discussing accountability as leaders, we often think about who’s accountable to us.
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Denver’s Initiative 309 slaughterhouse ban impacts national lamb supply chain
As J. Paul Brown of Ignacio, Colo., gets ready to bring his sheep back to the lowlands for the fall roundup, he contemplates the impact of Denver’s Initiative 309, which singles out the largest lamb processing plant in Colorado for closure. He worries that, if passed, the state has yet again, compromised the domestic food chain.
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Optics were more important to Biden-Harris Administration than protecting Afghanistan 13, Rep. Lopez says
As America paused on 9/11 last week to remember those lost in terrorist attacks on New York City, acting U.S. Rep. Greg Lopez went to the floor of the U.S. House to address the country’s exit from the resulting war in Afghanistan.
Ganahl: Kamala’s ‘lawful pathways’ program floods U.S. with 1 million-plus migrants, escalates crime in Colorado’s sanctuary cities
In a staggering development, newly released data from U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reveals that nearly 530,000 migrants have flown into the United States and been paroled into the country under the Joe Biden-Kamala Harris administration’s controversial CHNV mass parole program.