Governor Polis and Colorado Parks and Wildlife announced the 2024 funding recipients of the Human-Bear Conflict Reduction Community Grant, which will distribute $995,590 to 15 efforts around the state including $80,000 to Purgatoire Watershed Partnership.
PUEBLO — Colorado Parks and Wildlife is inviting all hunters who want to learn more about hunting ducks to a free “Duck Hunting 101” class the afternoon of Sept.
On August 29, The Huerfano County Government announced a boil order after its employees identified issues related to the Gardner wells which, with the loss in pressure in the distribution system, could have allowed disease-causing organisms to enter the water system.
The Center for Healthcare and Quality and Payment Reform published data showing six rural hospitals in Colorado at ‘immediate risk’ of closure, including Spanish Peaks Regional Health Center in Walsenburg.
The Youth Club of Trinidad, as part of its Enrichment Clubs for Fall, started a ‘Jr.
During the last few Trinidad City Council meetings, representatives from the community, business owners, council members, and even the Trinidad Police Department discussed and conveyed concerns over the prominent presence of unhoused people and vagrants throughout the downtown area.
Black bears in Colorado are entering hyperphagia and will spend up to 20 hours a day trying to search out and eat as much food as possible as they fatten up for winter.
On Monday August 26, Peakview School, a preschool through sixth-grade school in Walsenburg alerted parents that their children may have been exposed to chickenpox.
With cooler temperatures creeping in, so are the thoughts of how to shut down the garden for winter.