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Fed up with inaction by property owners, Ouray County commissioners on Tuesday approved a notice of violation of Ouray County’s rubbish ordinance for the burned-out former Fairway Pines clubhouse on Log Hill Mesa.

After years of conflict, Ouray County commissioners on Wednesday unanimously denied a cultivation license renewal application for a controversial marijuana grow facility on Log Hill Mesa, effectively shutting the business down.

June 2023 was the hottest ever recorded globally, “with record high sea surface temperatures, especially in the Atlantic Ocean. Antarctic sea ice extent at unprecedented low values for the time of year.” (Twitter @CopernicusECMWF monthly #StateofClimate report.)

David Malin doesn’t want his patients telling him what ails them.

For eight months, the burnt husk of the former Fairway Pines clubhouse on Log Hill Mesa has been an eyesore for residents. Now, Ouray County officials are preparing to clean up the property themselves because the owners have failed to do it on their own.

Music fans always held out hope that the official end of the pandemic would lead to a tsunami of pent-up demand, particularly for outdoor shows in the summer months. Locally,

Dozens of bands will play mostly for free in parks and venues around the Pikes Peak region almost every night of the week through the summer.

The first stand-alone teen drop-in center in the county, Forge Teen Center, is closer to reality.

In the final days before Tuesdays mayoral runoff election in Colorado Springs, candidates Wayne Williams and Yemi Mobolade have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars collectively, with the largest donations coming from local businesses, trade associations, political action committees and private donors.

A pair of eyes peers out from behind handcuffs on the Ranch Watch sign that Leslie Brown has owned for about 20 years. It reads “watched by neighbors, patrolled by deputies,” and Brown has multiple similar signs posted around her Log Hill Mesa property line.