Attendees of “pinning ceremonies,” where local veterans are recognized for their service, usually notice a table — set for a guest — but no guest will sit there. The table — which holds a white cloth, a single candle, a rose, salt and a lemon slice — is held reserved in honor of the missing and killed soldiers.
The Colorado Senate approved and sent to the House a $38.5 billion state budget on Thursday, an increase of $1.2 billion or 3% compared to last year’s budget. The budget was approved by a 28-7 vote with all 23 Senate Democrats voting in favor.
A bipartisan group of Colorado lawmakers introduced three bills this week seeking to better manage voter-mandated reintroduction of gray wolves in the state. Many ranchers and representatives of Colorado’s livestock industry opposed Proposition 114, which passed in November 2020 even though some wolves already migrated into the state.
As every small business owner soon learns, growing sources of revenue and cash flow are key to survival, particularly during a venture’s first few years. While this is easier said than done, small businesses can focus on attracting new customers, building partnerships and scaling up sustainably to improve cash flow.
A survey of Colorado business leaders found pessimistic expectations for the upcoming second quarter of 2023 and a majority believe the U.S. will enter a recession this year, according to the Leeds Business Confidence Index.
A donation to the Las Animas County Sheriff’s Office is expected to help support training and equipment replacement for the mainly volunteer Las Animas County Search & Rescue team. Las Animas County Search & Rescue team.
Lawmakers are seeking to formally name the Ports-to-Plains Corridor after Congress designated the roadway as an interstate last year through the FY-22 Omnibus Bill. Sen.
Colorado House District 47 Rep. Ty Winter, who ran a campaign on protecting the Second Amendment, told a right-leaning alternative news website that the House minority feels “silenced” after the Democratic-controlled legislature invoked a “rarely used” rule to limit debate last weekend.
Former President Donald Trump was indicted by a grand jury in New York Thursday, potentially kicking off one of the most controversial court cases in decades and the first criminal charges against a former or sitting president.
Kevin Simpson The Colorado Sun FLAGLER — On the caretaker’s property adjacent to the local state wildlife area, sheets of structural steel, once blanketed by snow but now tickled by tumbleweeds, sit stacked on the ground awaiting their eventual transformation.