Saturday | Journal-Advocate
The family of John "Ed" Wiebers of Fleming, is requesting a card shower in honor of his 80th birthday on Nov.
Natural gas pipeline opens in Colo.
Williams Cos. Inc. said Tuesday that a 26.4-mile natural gas transmission pipeline is in service in the state.
Highway 82 wildlife work nears completion
Just as work on a series of wildlife safety improvements along Highway 82 between Glenwood Springs and Carbondale are nearing completion, a local advocate for further protections will have the ear of Rep.
Fossils are all around us, even in our homes
Fossils are all around us here in western Colorado, though they may be hard to see.
Wesley Miller and Tracy Roedell were united in marriage Oct. 16 along the White River above Meeker.
Highway 13 work north of Rifle suspended until spring
A $13 million project for rebuilding a stretch of Colorado Highway 13 between Rifle and Meeker has been suspended for the winter months, state highway officials said Thursday.
Historical Hindsights: School spirit has long history in Greeley
In December 1869, Nathan Meeker's article "A Western Colony," which solicited recruits for a new temperance and agricultural community in Colorado Territory, appeared in The New York Tribune.
Summit County volunteers recognized for open space and trails work
Summit County Government's Open Space and Trails Department held its sixth annual Volunteer Recognition Evening on Oct.
Glenwood Springs Post-Independent
Missouri Heights becomes sheepdog central
Molly, owned by Jim Swift of Grand Junction, tests her skills during sheep dog trials Friday morning at the Strang Ranch in Missouri Heights.
Golfer Greg Norman Puts His Ranch Up For Sale For $55 Million
Oct 13th 2009 at 9:01AM Golfer Greg Norman hasn't sold off the real estate from his last marriage but he seems to already be facing divorce and some more real estate transitions.
Gubernatorial run is a political homecoming for Glenwood Springs native McInnis
Fourth-generation Colorado native, born and raised in Glenwood Springs, graduating from Glenwood Springs High School.
White River National Forest hit hard by staff turnover
The U.S. Forest Service is facing chronic turnover in the White River National Forest and needs to provide affordable housing to ease the problem, according to the new forest supervisor.
The Old Cardiff Schoolhouse hosts musicians Melody Hartman and Ashton Taufer, playing folk, bluegrass and R&B, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept.
Utes come back home this weekend
The Utes are expected to return to northwestern Colorado in substantial numbers this weekend - to dance, feast, share their culture and food with visitors who attend the Smoking River Pow Wow, and to remember their ancestors, who for so long called this part of Colorado home.
Drilling slump hits school budgets
Administrators didn't expect students to fill the new Grand Valley Middle School to the brim when the doors first opened this school year.
Rancher convicted in Camp Hale dog attack
Sam Robinson and his wife still aren't convinced it was their dogs that mauled Renee Legro at a Camp Hale mountain bike race last year.
DUI suspect allegedly shoots self
We're learning more about an incident in Rio Blanco County last night, that ended with the self-inflicted shooting death of a suspect.
Glenwood Springs Post-Independent
Debbie Cook was a teacher in Meeker for more than 30 years before retiring recently.
In reply to Mr. Parkison's letter regarding service organizations, I do agree that everyone should find out more about local service clubs.
Town Briefs: Putting Citizens First, Not Economic Consultant
By Sandy Barnes Berthoud Recorder Berthoud resident Dorian Ryan told the Board of Trustees she thought the Town should have "citizens first" as a priority on its list of goals while speaking at the Aug.