Given the option, we would probably all settle for living life to the fullest while we are here, and being fondly remembered when we are gone.
Longtime Fairplay resident Gabby Lane did just that with a style all his own, and many throughout Park County and beyond are mourning his recent death and remembering the good times and laughter that seemed to follow him where ever he went. Read more
“A Hummingbird’s Hope” is a delightful book for young and old alike, which shows the inter connectivity of every…
“When there is no turning back, then we should concern ourselves only with the best way of going forward.” - Pa…
Lake George Outfitters and Gymkhana finished their season, Sept. 11 with a fun day and awards banquet that honor…
America’s Mountain Barrel Racing Series finished up their season Aug. 29 at the Lake George Community Park and A…
The Bailey community will have the opportunity to hear from and speak to its elected representatives Sept. 24 at the Platte Canyon Fire Department Offices on Crow Hill.
The Platte Canyon School District RE-1 School Board held a special meeting on Monday evening prior to the regular board meeting to appoint a director to fill the three-month vacancy left by Joe Burgett.
“Murder on the Orient Express” is arriving Sept. 24 on Track 1 at StageDoor Theatre
Noted historian Eric Swab’s presentation set for Sept. 19 at Lake George Charter School has been cancelled.
Park County commissioners approved a vehicle lease program with Centennial-based Enterprise Fleet Management Sept. 7.
Sheri Bezzant took her newly appointed seat with the Platte Canyon School District RE-1 School Board after taking the Oath of Office for the regular meeting on Monday evening. Board members Katie Spodyak, Amy Carman, Heather Prewitt, and Frank VanDeHey were also present. The meeting included…
The news was not especially encouraging for Park County high school football teams last week, as the Platte Canyon Huskies fell 42-6 to the Highland Huskies and the Burros lost 66-6 at home to the Soroco Rams.
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DENVER – Gov. Jared Polis signed an Executive Order today extending the disaster emergency declaration for COVID-19 for an additional 30 days.
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