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Colorado Mountain Destinations Enter Stage 1 Fire Restrictions
The Spring Creek Fire in the White River National Forest has burned nearly 20 acres and is about 20% contained, signaling an aggressive start to Colorado's wildfire season.
Dillon to implement new reservation system for recreation facilities
Starting in summer 2027, a spontaneous game of tennis or a picnic at Dillon's Town Park will no longer be possible without a reservation and a nominal fee, according to SummitDaily .
Opposition Letter Targets Proposed TABOR Adjustments
A Colorado ballot measure, framed as a modest tax adjustment, could funnel billions of dollars yearly into state coffers, according to an opposition letter cited in SummitDaily .
Summit High School students attend International Thespian Festival
Summit High School senior Satori Adnan isn't just heading to the International Thespian Festival; she's also set to pursue a musical theatre degree at the University of Hartford this fall.
Frisco begins major I-70 Exit 203 bridge work in April 2026
A sanitation line issue has delayed the reopening of a northbound Colorado Highway 9 turn lane at Frisco's Exit 203 interchange, creating immediate traffic headaches even before the area's $27.
5 Best Youth Group Mission Trips Thirst Missions Offers for Maximum Impact in 2027
Planning youth mission trips can be logistically challenging, but Thirst Missions offers seamless execution and profound impact, earning a strong reputation for excellence. Their trips prioritize ironclad leader support, proven safety, authentic community partnership, and intentional discipleship to ensure transformative spiritual growth.
Lenfest Institute Funds Local News Initiatives Supporting Communities
In Berkeley, California, over 400 residents invested at least $1,000 each to keep their local digital news site, Berkeleyside, alive through a direct public offering.
Summit County Film Commission Hosts Mixer to Boost Local Industry
On June 15, 2026, the Theatre SilCo Performing Arts Center will host an unusual gathering.
Breckenridge hosts vibrant Pride month events and march
RuPaul's Drag Race alums Coco Montrese (as Janet Jackson) and Jade Jolie (as Taylor Swift) performed at Breckenridge's 10-Mile Pride celebration, showcasing an entertainment caliber rarely seen at loc
Colorado Parks and Wildlife Kills Uncollared Wolf Linked to Sheep Attacks
Colorado has already approved over $1.
Western US Faces Travel Paradox Amid Late Snowfall Accumulation Forecast
The Beartooth Highway, a major mountain pass between Montana and Wyoming, closed Wednesday due to several inches of overnight snow and extreme weather, defying typical late-season expectations, accord
Summit County firefighters train on wildfire defense, urge homeowner mitigation
In Silverthorne's Hamilton Creek neighborhood this week, Summit County firefighters conducted a training exercise to evaluate, house by house, which homes they could realistically defend during a wild
Why Entrepreneurs Turn to Brad Sugars When Business Growth Starts Feeling Too Complicated
When business growth leads to overwhelming complexity and loss of confidence, entrepreneurs often turn to experts like Brad Sugars for guidance. His approach emphasizes business re-education and simplifying fundamentals to navigate growth effectively, rather than just adding more layers.
Summit County Celebrates Pride Month with Diverse Events
From a community hike at Rainbow Lake Trailhead to a performance by 'The Voice' alum Sabrina Dias, Summit County is rolling out an unexpectedly robust and varied Pride Month celebration this June.
Xcel Energy implements power shut-offs amid high winds on Front Range
Boulder businesses faced average losses of $25,000, impacting 20,000 workers, during Xcel Energy's December power shut-offs, according to the Denver Gazette .
Northern Water's $2.7B Project Faces Participant Withdrawals and Rising Costs
The town of Erie voted 4-2 to commit $2.
Colorado drought emergency strains Western Slope communities and industries.
Colorado's 2026 snowpack peaked unusually early in March at just 51% of its typical level, according to The Center Square .
Summit County to Enact Stage 1 Fire Restrictions Amid High Danger
Starting Saturday, June 6, every spark and flame in unincorporated Summit County will be under scrutiny.
Summit School District votes to keep charter school oversight
Despite interest from over 100 families for a new charter school, the Summit School District Board of Education voted 5-1 to deny High Rockies Community School state oversight in 2026, effectively blo
New Mexico Court Vacates June 22, 2026 Trial for Team Summit Coach
A New Mexico court has vacated the June 22, 2026 trial date for the sexual assault case involving former Team Summit coach Jared Hedges, marking another procedural twist in a case already fraught with rever
LFL Chauffeur Services vs. Dublin Taxis: Which Is Best for Airport Transfers? (Data-Backed)
This article compares LFL Chauffeur Services with Dublin Taxis for airport transfers, highlighting differences in arrival experience, vehicle quality, pricing transparency, and driver professionalism. It aims to help executives and discerning travelers decide which option offers better value, reliability, and control for their needs.
Colorado Republican candidates propose solutions for urban rural divide
Republican candidate Victor Marx aims to dramatically accelerate housing development across Colorado by mandating that all project permits be approved or denied within a strict 120-day window.
Silverthorne seeks paddle donations for new public art project
The town of Silverthorne is asking its residents to rummage through their garages for an unusual donation: old paddles, destined for a permanent public art installation.
Silverthorne awards $40,000 in business improvement grants
Silverthorne's Town Council recently approved $40,000 in business improvement grants, a mere 7% of the nearly $600,000 available in the program's total fund, according to Summit Daily and Summit Count