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As beer breweries proliferate, some brewers are switching to a new handmade beverage concoction — hard cider. Kevin Williams got a taste of beverage crafting on a large scale while working for The Walter Brewing Company in Pueblo. When he decided to strike out on his own, he returned to his native Penrose and opened Apple Valley Cider Co. Andy Brown, who worked for 15 years at several large Colorado breweries, decided he wanted a new challenge and started C Squared Ciders in Denver. When h...

As beer breweries proliferate, some brewers are switching to a new handmade beverage concoction — hard cider. Kevin Williams got a taste of beverage crafting on a large scale while working for The Walter Brewing Company in Pueblo. When he decided to strike out on his own, he returned to his native Penrose and opened Apple Valley Cider Co. Andy Brown, who worked for 15 years at several large Colorado breweries, decided he wanted a new challenge and started C Squared Ciders in Denver. When h...

  Article Contributed by IVPR | Published on Thursday, April 8, 2021 In honor of 30 years of great live music paired with social and environmental programming, Colorado’s beloved radio show and multimedia nonprofit eTown is throwing a party for the ages, honoring both its 30th birthday and eTown’s induction into Colorado Music Hall of Fame. Today, eTown announced the addition of Black Pumas, Nathaniel Rateliff, and Sarah Jarosz, to an already stacked lineup of performers for its 30th ...

Already home to medical dispensaries, Lakewood is in the process of moving forward with recreational licenses after a citizen ballot measure was approved by 66 percent of voters in November. The new law only permits existing medical dispensaries in good standing with the city to apply for recreational licenses, making it possible for ten total recreational marijuana dispensaries in the city. According to Deputy City Manager Ben Goldstein, four dispensaries have expressed interest through the pr...

The charity partnered with three local gyms in February for Torture Your Trainer. Each of the gyms had jars accompanied by a trainer’s photo. For every dollar donated into their jar, that trainer would have to do one burpee — a full-body exercise consisting of squats and planks. Crossroads Fitness’ fundraiser brought in $1,152, according to a United Way news release. One trainer was forced to do to 591 burpees. Fruita Health Club, 743 U.S. 6, finished its fundraiser on Feb. 28...

• Mar 2, 2021 This week on Local Motion, news director Gavin Dahl speaks with Erin McIntyre, co-publisher of the Ouray County Plaindealer newspaper, and Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition executive director Jeff Roberts. Together they explore the significance of the "reverse" CORA filed in district court by Ouray County administrator Connie Hunt and county attorney Carol Viner after they declined an open records request by the newspaper for personnel files about public heal...

A big, beautiful wall can solve wolf problem There may be a problem with Matt Soper’s bill allowing introduction of gray wolves only in those counties where voters approved such introduction, i.e., how to keep the wolves in the five Western Slope counties and the eight Front Range counties that approved the proposition. Since wolves are notorious for their disregard of jurisdictional boundaries, I see only one solution. Mr. Soper must include a requirement in his bill that those wolf lovin...

San Juan Skyway: Marla Croke crosses West Colorado Avenue or "Main Street" in downtown Telluride loaded with her sons hockey equipment Sunday, Jan. 16, 2005. Croke, who as lived in the Southwestern Colorado town for 15 years, is an architect and lives downtown. She was returning from the Mountain Village, via the free gondola, where her sons hockey team played an exhibition game. Photo by Christian Murdock/The Gazette Christian Murdock, The Gazette Christian Murdock, THE GAZETTE Jerilee Benne...

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