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    Colorado Increases Education Funding By $440 Per Student
    Education

    Colorado Increases Education Funding By $440 Per Student

    Colorado is set to increase education funding by $440 per student, a move aimed at improving the state's education system and addressing teacher pay concerns.

    Carla JenningsMay 5th, 20264 min
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    Polis Likely to Veto Labor Bill Again
    Local News

    Polis Likely to Veto Labor Bill Again

    Governor Jared Polis is expected to veto a labor bill for the second year in a row, impacting workers on the Western Slope and potentially affecting their ability to unionize and improve working conditions.

    Sarah MitchellMay 5th, 20263 min
    22
    Colorado Senator Introduces Bill to Protect Public Lands
    Local News

    Colorado Senator Introduces Bill to Protect Public Lands

    Colorado Senator Michael Bennet introduces the Public Lands Integrity Act to prevent the sale of federal public lands and protect the state's natural beauty and economic vitality.

    Sarah MitchellMay 5th, 20263 min
    18
    Colorado Faces Challenging Fire Year Amid Drought
    Local News

    Colorado Faces Challenging Fire Year Amid Drought

    Colorado officials warn of a challenging fire year due to widespread drought, with 100% of the state facing some level of drought. Residents are advised to prepare for potential wildfires.

    Sarah MitchellMay 5th, 20263 min
    18
    Colorado Stargazers Prepare for Meteor Showers and Blue Moon
    Local News

    Colorado Stargazers Prepare for Meteor Showers and Blue Moon

    Locals can enjoy spectacular celestial events in May, including two meteor showers and a rare blue moon. Expert guidance provides tips for optimal viewing.

    Sarah MitchellMay 5th, 20263 min
    18
    Colorado Parks Offers Grants for Outdoor Access
    Local News

    Colorado Parks Offers Grants for Outdoor Access

    Colorado Parks and Wildlife announces annual grant funding to support increased access to outdoor activities for underserved youth and families across the state.

    Sarah MitchellMay 5th, 20263 min
    18
    Rural Colorado Schools Face Funding Shortfall Despite Increase
    Education

    Rural Colorado Schools Face Funding Shortfall Despite Increase

    Colorado's plan to increase K-12 funding may not be enough to support rural schools facing declining enrollment and rising costs.

    Carla JenningsMay 5th, 20263 min
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    Craig City Council Approves Short Term Rental Ordinance
    Local News

    Craig City Council Approves Short Term Rental Ordinance

    The Craig City Council has approved a new short-term rental ordinance and addressed water restrictions, sparking community discussion on the impact of these decisions.

    Sarah MitchellMay 5th, 20264 min
    24
    Moffat County Seeks $37 Million Bond for School Repairs
    Education

    Moffat County Seeks $37 Million Bond for School Repairs

    The Moffat County School District is seeking a $37 million bond to address maintenance and repair issues in its schools. The bond, which will be voted on in November, aims to improve the safety and sustainability of school buildings.

    Carla JenningsMay 5th, 20263 min
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    Colorado Parks Commission Loses Two Nominees Amid Controversy
    Local News

    Colorado Parks Commission Loses Two Nominees Amid Controversy

    The withdrawal of two nominees from the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission has sparked debate about the commission's direction and balance, following opposition from sportspersons and agriculture communities.

    Sarah MitchellMay 5th, 20263 min
    22
    Yampa Valley Players Perform Descendants in Hayden
    Culture

    Yampa Valley Players Perform Descendants in Hayden

    The Yampa Valley Players take the stage at the Hayden Center to perform Descendants, a community-driven production featuring local youth.

    Natalie ReevesMay 5th, 20263 min
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    Craig Disc Golf Club Revamps Loudy-Simpson Park Course
    Local News

    Craig Disc Golf Club Revamps Loudy-Simpson Park Course

    The Yampa Valley Disc Golf Club is redesigning and expanding the disc golf course at Loudy-Simpson Park, promoting outdoor recreation and community building in Craig, Colorado.

    Sarah MitchellMay 5th, 20266 min
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