Denver moved to Colorado’s second highest level of Covid-19 restrictions yesterday, Safer at Home Level 3, forcing most businesses to operate at a quarter of their capacity in an effort to curb the virus’ spread and avoid overwhelming hospitals.
Don’t be alarmed Friday if you see vampires and other creatures of the night wandering around on E. Main St in BV.
Meet Waffles! He is the Heart of the Rockies Radio Pets of the Week.
Wolf Creek Ski Area opens today, the first in the state to do so.
The Salida Sunrise Rotary Club is getting ready for Holiday Park.
Heavy snowfall brought the Cameron Peak Fire in Larimer County to 64 percent containment and the fire remained at just over 208,000 acres.
Denver moved to Colorado’s second highest level of Covid-19 restrictions yesterday, Safer at Home Level 3, forcing most businesses to operate at a quarter of their capacity in an effort to curb the virus’ spread and avoid overwhelming hospitals.
A gradual warming trend continues.
New York Life Insurance Company is expanding into Chaffee County.
Mountain River Credit Union is hiring!
Applications are now being accepted for the Coronavirus Relief Fund offered by the Chaffee County Community Foundation.
Collegiate Peaks Bank is helping people in need stay warm and fed this winter by collecting coats and blankets at their Salida and Buena Vista locations.
Colorado Mountain College has been awarded a $2.125 million, five-year grant through the U.S. Department of Education’s Strengthening Institutions Program.
Snow fell on Colorado’s two biggest wildfires in a much-needed storm that is expected to dampen the fires and slow their spread for at least a couple of days.
