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    News & Stories

    The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.

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    Mikaela Shiffrin Supports Youth Ski Programs at Copper Mountain
    Community Stories

    Mikaela Shiffrin Supports Youth Ski Programs at Copper Mountain

    Mikaela Shiffrin partners with ShareWinter to support youth ski and snowboard programs, inspiring young girls at Copper Mountain.

    Marcus ChenApril 13th, 20263 min
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    Judge Jacqueline St. Joan Publishes Memoir on Law and Loss
    Local Profiles

    Judge Jacqueline St. Joan Publishes Memoir on Law and Loss

    Retired Denver County Judge Jacqueline St. Joan shares her story of law, loss, and triumph in her upcoming memoir, exploring her experiences as a judge and her personal struggles.

    Natalie ReevesApril 13th, 20263 min
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    Western Slope Residents Switch to Waterwise Landscaping
    Opinion

    Western Slope Residents Switch to Waterwise Landscaping

    Residents of the Western Slope are making changes to their landscaping to conserve water and promote sustainability, moving away from traditional lawns to more water-efficient options.

    Marcus ChenApril 13th, 20262 min
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    Western Slope Teams Make Waves in Sports
    Local News

    Western Slope Teams Make Waves in Sports

    Western Slope teams, including Battle Mountain and Eagle Valley, are making a name for themselves in their respective sports, with notable achievements and upcoming games.

    Sarah MitchellApril 13th, 20263 min
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    Grand Junction Bookstore Recommends Unique Titles
    Local Profiles

    Grand Junction Bookstore Recommends Unique Titles

    The Lit. Bookstore in Grand Junction highlights staff-recommended books that spark important conversations and reflections within the community.

    Sarah MitchellApril 13th, 20263 min
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    Grand Junction Watches as State Rep Scott Bottoms Leads Governor Race
    Local News

    Grand Junction Watches as State Rep Scott Bottoms Leads Governor Race

    State Rep. Scott Bottoms takes the lead in the governor race, focusing on conservative values and government transparency, which may impact the Western Slope region.

    Sarah MitchellApril 13th, 20263 min
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    Masters Tournament Embodies Excellence and Timeless Allure
    Culture

    Masters Tournament Embodies Excellence and Timeless Allure

    The Masters Tournament is more than just a golf competition, it's a symbol of excellence and a reminder that greatness is achieved through dedication and perseverance.

    Elena VasquezApril 13th, 20263 min
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    Huskies Lacrosse Team Remains Undefeated After Win
    Local News

    Huskies Lacrosse Team Remains Undefeated After Win

    The Battle Mountain Huskies girls lacrosse team defeats Golden 9-7, remaining undefeated and poised for a state title run.

    Sarah MitchellApril 13th, 20263 min
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    Delta County Residents Apply Girl Math to Budgeting
    Lifestyle

    Delta County Residents Apply Girl Math to Budgeting

    Residents in Delta County are using a unique approach to budgeting, prioritizing emotional satisfaction and long-term benefits over strict financial calculations.

    Natalie ReevesApril 13th, 20263 min
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    Colorado Loses Competitive Edge with $13.6 Million Economic Impact
    Business News

    Colorado Loses Competitive Edge with $13.6 Million Economic Impact

    Colorado's declining competitive edge has resulted in a significant economic impact, with an estimated loss of $13.6 million. The state's increasing regulatory burden is a major contributor to this decline.

    Laura WhitfieldApril 13th, 20263 min
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    Weiser Struggles with Name Recognition in Western Slope
    Local News

    Weiser Struggles with Name Recognition in Western Slope

    Phil Weiser's low name recognition among Colorado voters, particularly in the Western Slope, poses a significant challenge for his campaign.

    Sarah MitchellApril 13th, 20263 min
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    Delta Residents Advised to Leave Baby Birds Alone
    Lifestyle

    Delta Residents Advised to Leave Baby Birds Alone

    Guidance for Delta residents on how to handle baby birds found on the ground, including when to intervene and when to leave them alone.

    Marcus ChenApril 13th, 20263 min
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