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Garfield County Libraries Launch Summer Reading with Bilingual Zumba and Dinosaur Trivia
Rifle · May 28, 2026
New Castle Launches Food Bank of the Rockies Site at First Baptist Church
Rifle · May 25, 2026
Coal Ridge’s Aiden Huey Heads to Adams State After State Title in Triple Jump
Rifle · May 25, 2026
Rifle High School Senior Chooses Local Nursing Path to Stay Close to Family
Rifle · May 25, 2026
Colorado Springs Veteran Trades Rifle for Bike in 1,000-Mile Soldier Ride
Rifle · May 25, 2026
Rifle's Millie Clancy Dies at 100 After Raising Five Boys
Rifle · May 22, 2026
Rifle Narrows Police Chief Search to Two Finalists
Rifle · May 20, 2026
New Castle Highland Cemetery Historic Designation Unlocks Hidden Stories
Rifle · May 19, 2026
Garfield County Libraries Transform Into Community Hubs With Diverse Weekly Programs
Rifle · May 14, 2026
Rifle Rendezvous, Glenwood Safety Fair, and Carbondale Art Headline Roaring Fork Weekend
Rifle · May 13, 2026
New Castle Fishing Derby Highlights Local Business Support and Holy Cross Energy Election
Rifle · May 12, 2026
Rifle Oil Pioneer Gary Swallow Dies at 91
Rifle · May 8, 2026
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Garfield County Housing Summit discusses rising costs, barriers to building
Post Independent - Glenwood Springs1:25 PMRifle —Rifle council weighs data centers, golf course restaurant future
Post Independent - Glenwood Springs11:06 AMRifle —‘A kid in Silt deserves the same shot as a kid in Cherry Creek’: Garfield Re-2 tech director wins statewide award
Post Independent - Glenwood Springs10:10 AMRifle —Arrest made in Rifle hit-and-run and kidnapping case
Western Slope Now (KREX)2:49 PMRifle —From Rifle to Normandy: Rifle High School students experience history where it happened
Post Independent - Glenwood Springs8:37 PMRifle —Mudslides close westbound Interstate 70 across western Garfield County
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