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Snowstorm closes local schools, roads
Although the west end of Morgan County was hit harder than the east side, schools and roads around Brush closed when a storm blanketed the area with snow late last week.
Brush business owners discuss two-hour parking limit
Business owners in downtown Brush have until Nov. 15 to voice their opinions about either keeping or removing the two-hour parking limit.
Brush BOE, council each get one new member
Following the general election on Nov. 3, the Brush Board of Education and Brush City Council will each receive one new member.
No. 1 Vikings end BHS volleyball season
Losing to undefeated 3A No. 1 Valley capped a far less than fulfilling finish for Brush volleyball Thursday night at BHS.
Bethlehem Lutheran hosting annual supper
The public is invited to Bethlehem Lutheran Church, corner of Custer and Everett Streets, Brush, to enjoy the annual 54th Election Day soup supper on Tuesday, November 3, from 5 to 7 p.m. There is a freewill offering that goes to World Hunger.
The storm has left almost 4 feet of snow in the foothills and close to two feet in the Denver metro area.
Part-time locals craft 100-plus blankets for elders
Even after hearing that Eben Ezer Lutheran Care Center had 40 more residents than they thought, the Lee family was determined to make a handcrafted blanket for every person who lived there.
Brush board assesses sup't., discusses successor
The Brush Board of Education started evaluating the interim school district superintendent and searching for her replacement on Tuesday.
Shop Brush 1st receipts like cash beginning Sunday
Beginning Sunday, receipts from purchases made in many Brush-area stores are as good as cash.
Allegations heard on Brush public works
Brush resident Frank Phillips, Jr. told the Brush City Council on Monday that he was concerned about the way the city's public works department is managed.
In the courts - Brush city court Oct. 26
Brush court Defendants appearing in Brush Municipal Court, paying penalty assessments or assessed default judgments and charges: Felix Hinojos, 33, Brush, $135 for speeding.
Brush council to eye quiet zone study
In a meeting tonight, the Brush City Council is scheduled to hear a presentation on the feasibility of railroad quiet zones.
The Brush High School Cheerleaders will be holding their Youth Cheer Camp for Beaver Valley and Middle School students beginning Monday, October 26 at 3:30 p.m. The camp will be held at BHS in the auxiliary gym on October 26, 27, 28, 29 and November 3, 4, 5 and 6. Students will learn cheers, jumps, stunts and a routine that will be performed at ...
Baby Bear Hugs is non-profit regional program
Cheri Walters, Morgan County Coordinator of Baby Bear Hugs, presents the Bearer award certificate and a decorative clock to Jesse Chaney, a staff writer for the Brush News-Tribune. According to an inscription on the certificate, Chaney was selected for the award for supporting and sustaining Baby Bear Hugs bearing up the organization through your ...
Local firm given contractor bid for Brush library remodel
McCauley Constructors Inc. of Windsor has been chosen to be the general contractor for a $660,000 addition and remodel of the East Morgan County Library in Brush.
Brush toy maker, 82, supports Santa's mission
Bill McDaniel, 82, looks over a set of his handcrafted toy train engines, which he will donate to a Denver-area charity.
Brush native takes the lead at LPL Financial
Marci Wickham is all smiles as she recently took over ownership of LPL Financial.
Groundbreaking kicks off project to expand East Morgan Co. Library
Those involved in the East Morgan County Library expansion project dig shovels into the ground during a groundbreaking ceremony on the library s front lawn Thursday.
Defendants appearing in Brush Municipal Court, paying penalty assessments or assessed default judgments and charges: Sandra Jordet, 54, Brush, $111 for speeding.
Brush Sew N Vac takes over old Duckwall's site in Brush
Brush Sew N Vac Owner Kelly Ferguson, right, and his son, Eric, work on a sewing machine at the new sales and service shop in downtown Brush.