- URSA Makes Tax Payment to Garfield County
GLENWOOD SPRINGS—Garfield County’s tight budget got a much needed boost with a 5.8 million dollar tax payment from bankrupt oil and gas company URSA Resources. URSA was purchased by Terra Energy partners after a bankruptcy court judge approved the sale two months ago. County Attorney Tari Williams says as a result, “We (Garfield County) will ... - Federal Mineral Lease District Funds Dwindling
GLENWOOD SPRINGS—Garfield County municipalities will soon have to look elsewhere for grant money to pay for special projects and improvements. The county’s once robust Federal Mineral Lease District is watching severance tax revenues disappear. County Commissioner Mike Samson says in the fall and spring grant cycle, the FMLD typically has 3 to 4.5 million dollars ... - Garfield County COVID Numbers Trending in the Right Direction
GLENWOOD SPRINGS—Garfield County’s COVID-19 cases continue to drop. County Public Health Specialist Mason Hohstadt says a month ago, the average was almost 70 cases per day. Last week’s 7-day rolling average was down to 29.6. Hohstadt says it would’ve been lower if not for one unusual day. “This week we had 55 cases reported to ... - Impressive Graduation Rates for Colorado’s Class of 2020
DENVER (AP) – Colorado’s graduation rate reached its highest level in a decade with the Class of 2020, despite school closures and disruptions caused by the pandemic. The Denver Post reports the Colorado Department of Education says 81.9% of high school seniors totaling 55,220 students graduated from public and charter schools last spring. The department ... - Gold King Mine Spill Settlement with Navajo Nation
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) – The Navajo Nation’s Department of Justice has settled with two mining companies to resolve claims stemming from a 2015 spill that sent wastewater downstream from the inactive Gold King Mine in southwestern Colorado. Under the settlement with the Navajo Nation, Sunnyside Gold Corp. will pay the tribe $10 million. The state ... - New State Lawmakers Sworn in During Brief Session
DENVER (AP) – Colorado’s Democrat-led Legislature convened a three-day session to swear in new members and adjust several pandemic relief laws before adjourning until February because of coronavirus safety concerns. The 2021 session began Wednesday amid national warnings of possible protests at state capitols in the run-up to Democrat Joe Biden’s presidential inauguration on Jan. ... - Garfield County Sponsors Burn Area Mitigation Work
GLENWOOD SPRINGS—Property owners who were impacted last summer by the Grizzly Creek and Pine Gulch fires won’t have to worry about paying to repair and restore the massive burn scar left behind. The Garfield County Board of Commissioners recently agreed to sponsor the Burn Area Mitigation Work under the Emergency Watershed Protection Plan. The federal ... - Pitkin County Goes “Red” This Weekend
ASPEN—Pitkin County is going to level red on the COVID dial this weekend. County health officials say the tighter restrictions will apply to all sectors. Starting this Sunday, January 17th at one minute past midnight, indoor dining will be banned and the last call for alcohol will be at 8 o’clock. Ski areas will be ... - Roaring Fork High School Cancels In Person Learning
CARBONDALE—Classes at Roaring Fork High School had to switch to virtual learning after a few students got sick. According to reports from the school and the RE-1 District office, four students began vomiting and experiencing severe headaches on Monday. Even though the symptoms are not commonly linked to COVID-19, they were tested and sent home ... - Religious Leaders Weigh in on COVID Vaccine
In a growing consensus, religious leaders at the forefront of the U.S. anti-abortion movement are telling followers that the leading vaccines available to combat COVID-19 are acceptable to take. The basic message: the leading vaccines have only a remote and indirect connection to lines of cells derived from aborted fetuses. The U.S. Conference of Catholic ...
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- PAC-12 Basketball Summary
(AP) – No. 17 Southern California leads the Pac-12 regular-season race at 11-2, and UCLA is right behind its rival at 10-3. Colorado faces Oregon this week in a bid to keep up with the Trojans and Bruins. The Ducks finally have a full roster of healthy players and have been playing well, beating the ... - Celtics Survive an Amazing Performance From Nuggets Nikola Jokic
BOSTON (AP) – Jaylen Brown had 27 points and eight assists to help the Boston Celtics withstand a 43-point night from Nikola Jokic and beat the Denver Nuggets 112-99. Jayson Tatum added 21 points and eight assists as Boston bounced back following two anemic performances in back-to-back losses to Detroit and Washington – the Eastern ... - The Avalanche Top The Golden Knight’s in the Final Seconds
LAS VEGAS (AP) – Nazem Kadri scored with 41 seconds left in regulation, lifting the Colorado Avalanche past the Vegas Golden Knights 3-2. Moments after Marc-Andre Fleury stopped Mikko Rantanen’s backhand with 45.3 seconds left, the Avalanche got the better end of a faceoff from the right circle, eventually setting up Kadri, who was able ... - High School Basketball Scores
Girls:
Glenwood – 43 Palisade – 42 OT
GW: Maddie Moser 9 points, Ella Johnson 6 points
Rifle – 42 Summit – 28
Moffat County – 48 Coal Ridge – 37
Boys
Palisade – 56 Glenwood – 52
GW: Anthony Avilles 12 points, Omar Bonilla 11 points, Blake Nieslanik ... - High School Basketball: Palisade at Glenwood – Listen Here
Click here to listen as the Glenwood Demons split games with the Palisade Bulldogs.
- Pittsburgh Signs Two Former Rockies to Minor League Contracts
PITTSBURGH (AP) – The Pittsburgh Pirates have signed veteran catcher Tony Wolters and outfielder Brian Goodwin to minor league contracts that include an invitation to spring training. Wolters will compete for a backup job behind Jacob Stallings. Wolters is 28 and spent the first five seasons of his big-league career in Colorado. He hit .238 ... - Rockies Agree to Terms with Former Fifth Round Pick 1st Baseman
DENVER (AP) – The Colorado Rockies agreed to a minor league contract with first baseman Greg Bird that includes and invite to major league spring training. The 28-year-old didn’t appear in the majors in 2020 after signing with the Texas Rangers last offseason. Bird was originally a fifth-round pick by the New York Yankees in ... - Colorado Tops Stanford in a Low Scoring Game
STANFORD, Calif. (AP) – McKinley Wright scored 14 points with nine rebounds and nine assists and Colorado held Stanford to a season low in scoring, beating the Cardinal 69-51. Eli Parquet added 10 points for the Buffaloes while four other players added at least eight. Oscar da Silva poured in a game-high 22 points with ... - Avalanche Return After NHL COVID Protocols
DENVER (AP) – The banged-up Colorado Avalanche have returned to practice after being shut down for a week due to the league’s COVID-19 protocols. Coach Jared Bednar says the team showed a little rust. But a side benefit of the time off was that it gave several players a chance to heal without missing many ... - Lindsey Vonn Reflects on Her Career as the World Championships Approach
(AP) – If Lindsey Vonn had it her way she would be retiring from ski racing this weekend after the downhill at the world championships in Cortina. But injuries got in her way. So Vonn is watching from afar and sharing her thoughts on the worlds in a diary of sorts with The Associated Press. ...
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