Bryan Bross News Today

The Estes Valley Fire Protection District is proud to announce the successful recruitment and arrival of our new Fire Chief Rick Lasky. Please join our hearty welcome of Chief Lasky and his wife Jami who have just moved to Estes Park and he officially started April 1. It is an understatement to say that the […]

BURLINGTON – Anthony Diewold, professional engineer, has been named Regional Manager of the Klingner & Associates, P.C. (Klingner) Burlington location.

On behalf of the Estes Valley Fire Protection District Board of Directors, President Ryan Bross is pleased to announce that Richard Lasky has accepted the position of Fire Chief. “Not only does Chief Lasky bring a wealth of experience, he and his wife Jami are great people that are excited to become a part of […]

The Estes Park Nonprofit Resource Center introduces the ultimate fundraising challenge: a Nonprofit Prom Court Competition. Gear up for a peer-to-peer fundraising frenzy as four nonprofit enthusiasts solicit donations to be crowned at Nonprofit Prom. Prom Court competitors include Mike Richardson, owner of Richardson Realty; Kimi Nash, owner of Kind Coffee; Julie Abel, Keller Williams […]

Ryan Bross is the senior vice president at the Bank of Colorado in Estes Park. He was born in a small town in northeast Missouri and moved to Estes three years ago. “I got here just prior to the pandemic and wildfire. My boss, Christina, likes to joke that everything was fine before I got […]

The Burlington School Board voted Monday night to name former member and president Bryan Bross to the seat left vacant by Scott Mason.

Transitions DMC would like to use a federal grant to turn the motel into apartments, but some are concerned about how it will impact the neighborhood.

Fans weighed in on the new Union primary jersey after its release on Wednesday

Iowa Governor’s $450M Broadband Buildout Receives Support Just 18.5 percent of Iowans have access to affordable Internet and the average download speed is the second worst in the nation. But Gov. Reynolds hopes to get Iowans connected over the next three years. Michaele Niehaus, The Hawk Eye   |   February 16, 2021   |  News (TNS) — Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds was met Friday with support for her broadband expansion efforts when she visited w...

The Hawk Eye Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds was met Friday with support for her broadband expansion efforts when she visited with Des Moines County community and business leaders. Reynolds has proposed investing $150 million each of the next three years to establish affordable high-speed broadband access, the need for which has been made increasingly apparent by the pandemic, throughout Iowa by 2025. Addressing a group of more than a dozen community and business leaders gathered in a conference r...