Water is essential. Everyone needs it, from cities to farms, but how it is managed can be quite a puzzle.
Water roundtable sought common ground to secure a future with water Read More »
By Lindy Browning | Commentary, Rocky Mountain Voice Prop 127, a ballot initiative brought through the efforts of an extreme animal rights activist group, Cats aren’t Trophies (CATs) is a
The 86th annual Colorado Federation of Republican Women’s fall meeting recently concluded in Glenwood Springs.
Colorado Federation of Republican Women hear from Legere, Fidura at fall meeting Read More »
While both candidates have successfully identified issues that are top of mind for voters in the U.S. House District 3 race — primarily the economy, border, health care, public lands, agriculture and water issues — a Club 20 debate last week on the Western Slope showcased a sharp contrast in both candidates’ specific policy solutions and demeanor.
In 3rd District, Club 20 debate unveiled sharp contrast between candidates Hurd, Frisch Read More »
By Jen Schumann | Contributor, Rocky Mountain Voice As Colorado elections draw near, the Club 20 debates offer a glimpse of the possible representation from which to choose in the
Navigating Colorado’s legislative landscape at the Club 20 debates Read More »
When there’s an emergency — a home break-in, fire or heart attack — Coloradans depend upon emergency responders from the far stretches of the Eastern Plains to the Western Slope and places in between to be there.
Prop. 130 will create $1 million death benefit for emergency responders Read More »
By Jen Schumann | Contributor, Rocky Mountain Voice Even though retired Colorado 10th Judicial District Chief Judge Dennis Maes has plenty to do as a board member for Pueblo School
Living in the grandness of Colorado and traveling to the mountains often is like walking through a divine art gallery. Nature here doesn’t just sit still; it grabs you by the senses and shakes you awake.
Devotional: What is the trunk of who you are? Read More »
Say what you will about the Israelis, no one can accuse them of lacking a degree of chutzpah when they put their minds to dealing with terrorism.
Sloan: Paging Hezbollah… the Israelis storied no-nonsense history with terrorists Read More »
Although Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) does not take a position on Proposition 127, all it takes is a cursory look at their website to see that Prop. 127 is in direct conflict with science based and biologists’ expertise in mountain lion and bobcat management efforts for a healthy and robust population in Colorado.
Ballot-box biology is once again before Colorado voters in November with Prop. 127 Read More »
