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Highway 6 Reopens After Train Strikes Semi-Truck in Rifle
Rifle · May 7, 2026

Rifle Tanker Crash Disrupts Canyon Spirit and Amtrak Service
Rifle · May 7, 2026

Canyon Spirit Train Derails on Highway 6 in Rifle After Truck Collision
Rifle · May 7, 2026

Rifle Couple Builds Personal Service Dumpster Business
Rifle · May 6, 2026

Rifle Honors Longtime Umpire Ronnie Chick as Council Adopts Fire Code
Rifle · May 6, 2026

Silt Artist Gary Glidden Brings Kinetic Bubble Art to Bookcliff Arts Center
Rifle · May 6, 2026

Big O Tires Wins Business of the Year at Rifle Chamber Awards
Rifle · May 6, 2026

Garfield Re-2 Offers Colorado Seal of Biliteracy to Students
Rifle · May 5, 2026

New Castle Earns Trail Town Designation
Rifle · May 5, 2026

Rifle Hosts Firewise Futures Event to Prepare for Wildfire Season
Rifle · April 24, 2026

Garfield County Libraries Host 40 Free Events
Rifle · April 17, 2026

Rifle High School Senior Breaks Three Track Records
Rifle · April 3, 2026
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2:49 PMRifle —
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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