DUI: ‘Don’t Underestimate Impairment’
The last three months of the calendar year are arguably some of the most enjoyable as major holidays and reasons to gather fill up our calendars.
October 2024
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Lopez looks toward continuing to advocate for Las Animas County
Incumbent member of the Las Animas County Board of County Commissioners, Felix Lopez, may be running unopposed, but he looks forward to continuing his efforts, making strides toward further accomplishment and advocating for the county he represents .
San Isabel Electric returns nearly $1.5 million to members
Nearly $1.5 million dollars in capital credits were retired by the San Isabel Electric Board of Directors in 2024.
Secretary of State awards Help America Vote Act grants to counties, LA County snags over $23,000
Secretary of State Jena Griswold announced that the first round of County Security and Accessibility Grants has awarded a total of $2,412,838.55 to 42 counties.Counties can use the grants to increase the security and accessibility of voting systems and locations, boost election judges’ pay and provide funding for Sunday voting locations ahead of the 2024 General Election.
Severely damaged units forces Trinidad Housing Authority to close waiting list
At the beginning of October, the Trinidad Housing Authority publicly announced that it would be closing its waiting list for “all bedrooms” (meaning all bedroom amounts for units) without providing why or for how long.
Lopez looks toward continuing to advocate for Las Animas County
Incumbent member of the Las Animas County Board of County Commissioners, Felix Lopez, may be running unopposed, but he looks forward to continuing his efforts, making strides toward further accomplishment and advocating for the county he represents .
Voter’s guide for southeastern Colorado
Politics can be confusing, frustrating, and feel overwhelming at times.A recent Colorado Politics article noted how Americans worry about the country’s future, driven, in part, by narratives that describe this year’s presidential elections in apocalyptic terms.Such framing inevitably misses the fact that politics, at its core, is local.