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During Women’s History Month, the Women’s Resource Center, a nonprofit in Durango, celebrated ten women who work as community organizers in La Plata County.
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There has been a significant decline in snowpack levels in the U.S. over the last four decades. Warmer temperatures are creating an earlier snowmelt and a longer drier season, which is increasing the length and intensity of the fire season.
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A fruit tree pruning course took place recently in New Castle. It was organized by UpRoot, Colorado Edible Forests, and the CSU Extension Program to give guidance on tree maintenance at this time of year.
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Democratic lawmakers at the Colorado State House have passed legislation that creates exemptions to existing open meetings laws. The bill was passed and signed into law by Governor Polis during Sunshine Week which runs March 10-16.
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Young people leave their homes to explore and learn everywhere, not just in rural America. But rural spaces offer some unique advantages that inspire many to return and bolster their communities.
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Area 420, a 420-acre collection of independently-owned cannabis farms, raises questions for the future for its 108-person home town of Moffat.
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Dozens recently attended a vigil, honoring the life of a nonbinary teenager in Oklahoma. This comes as advocates say LGBTQ+ rights are under attack in Wyoming and across the country.
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Last week, 13 new candidates became citizens of the United States in southwest Colorado. It’s the first time a naturalization ceremony is taking place in the city of Durango.
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Colorado is one of 16 states holding a presidential primary election on March 5, Super Tuesday.
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The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously rules that Colorado cannot disqualify Donald Trump from the presidential primary ballot.