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What makes a church is the community. An artist in rural Monte Vista, Colorado, revived an old church building to serve as a gathering ground for the community of artists and creative locals.
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16-year incumbent Republican Mike Samson and challenger Steven Arauza, both of Rifle, have different philosophies on Garfield County’s approach to its toughest challenges.
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The Klamath Prescribed Fire Training Exchange – or KTREX – has been held Northern California since 2014. Part of what sets it apart from similar efforts is the central role played by the Karuk Tribe, and the emphasis on their cultural burning practices. Like many Native people, the Karuk have a time immemorial tradition of burning on their ancestral lands, and many point to it as a key inspiration for thinking of new and better ways to live with fire.
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Our Airport, Our Vote sees about 90% of first round of funding from 501(c)(4)
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The production returns to The Arts Campus at Willits this weekend, presenting a new collection of devised theater that honors the experiences of the LGBTQ+ community.
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The program, organized by the Aspen Indigenous Foundation, runs Friday through Sunday at the Isis Theatre in Aspen.
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Recent research from Colorado State University shows that plants will pause photosynthesis in smoky and polluted environments.
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Seven months after Thomas Creech was scheduled to be executed, Idaho Maximum Security Institution was renovated to streamline the lethal injection process. A day later, Creech was issued a death warrant.
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Less than 1 percent of hands-on construction workers in Colorado are women. One group wants to encourage young girls about the variety of jobs in the industry through an interactive field day.
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Residents of 3-Mile Mobile Home Park will be going before the Garfield County commissioners on Monday to ask them to opt-in to receive state funds from Proposition 123 for affordable housing before a Nov. 1 deadline. The residents hope to apply for the funds to help them takeover ownership of their park.