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LAFAYETTE — The WOW! Children’s Museum in Lafayette will begin a phased reopening now that Boulder County has moved to Level Orange on the COVID-19 scale. The museum temporarily closed Nov. 20 to adhere to restrictions put in place in Boulder County when the county moved to Level Red. On Feb. 3, it will offer modified operations and exhibits that adhere to municipal and state guidelines and requirements related to COVID-19. The museum will be operating with limited visitor capacity and redu...

Pueblo businesses in 5 Star program can now operate under Level Yellow guidance KOAA News5 Team and last updated 2021-01-26 19:37:58-05 PUEBLO — Pueblo leaders announced Tuesday that businesses that are 5 Star certified can operate within Level Yellow restrictions on the states COVID-19 dial. City and county leaders said they received approval from the state for the 5 Star program Monday. Pueblo County Commissioner Garrison Ortiz said the program is up and running with 30 businesses in the...

When Angela Y. Zhong ’24, a freshman from Cypress, T.X., arrived on campus on Thursday, she anticipated starting her “normal” college experience. Though the College invited freshmen to live in residence last semester, Zhong decided to complete her first semester of college from home. “I really felt like I was missing out last semester,” Zhong said. “I thought I would petition, and I also just wanted to meet new people." Students invited to live in residence this semester will encoun...

Colorado to start rolling out federal unemployment benefits next week; unemployment rate hits 8.4% FPUC weekly benefit will be first to roll out Colorado plans to start rolling out benefits in phases for people eligible for some federal unemployment benefits starting “late next week” and will begin notifying those people early next week, officials with the Department of Labor and Employment said Friday. By: Blair Miller , Liz Gelardi P...

77 Shares In a Texas military town, three girls teenage girls confront reality at the end of a fever-dream summer in “Cusp.” The film will screen at Denver’s Sie FilmCenter as part of the 2021 Sundance Film Festival. (Provided by Denver Film) Cinephiles, take heart, for the Sundance Film Festival is having its Denver premiere next week. Last year’s version of the independent film whirlwind in Park City, Utah, ran Jan. 23 through Feb. 2 — just before the new coronavirus arrived. ...

When Governor Jared Polis moved all Colorado counties to Level Orange restrictions (or better) at the start of this month, the move allowed live music to return on a limited level at local venues. And many of those venues, which had moved performances online during the pandemic, are now booking bands again, under strict safety guidelines. Music fans applauded their return with comments on the Says Alex: Number Thirty Eight, Globe Hall, Larimer Lounge and Lost Lake all following city guideline...

Durango bar and eatery adds indoor seating outdoors Durango, Colorado Currently Sun 1% chance of precipitation 0% chance of precipitation The Union Social House builds greenhouses to supplement capacity diminished by COVID-19 Sunday, Jan. 24, 2021 5:03 AM From left: Jason Hooten; Grady Hooten, 13; Ian Hastey, 13; Matt Hastey; Heather Hastey; Bryan Hastey, 15; and Heather Hooten gather on Friday evening in one of the new heated and decorated greenhouses that have been...

Colorado dodges post-holiday wave of COVID-19 Durango, Colorado Currently Sat Public health restrictions, decline in mobility, mask use seen as helpful factors Friday, Jan. 22, 2021 8:46 PM Updated: Friday, Jan. 22, 2021 9:30 PM A sign reminds students, faculty and visitors to maintain social distance to combat the spread of the coronavirus while on the campus of the Colorado School of Mines. Elizabeth Carlton, a member of the Colorado COVID-19 Modeling Te...

January is usually the busiest time at gyms in Colorado and beyond, but not this year Struggling gyms working to increase capacity In January, as people try to stick to New Year’s fitness resolution, gym memberships usually spike. But this year gyms in Colorado are struggling to bring members back. and last updated 2021-01-22 10:14:07-05 In January, as people try to stick to New Year’s fitness resolution, gym memberships usually spike. But this year, gyms in Colorado are struggling t...

10133 West Chatfield Avenue, Littleton The Littleton bar and restaurant recently started live music again and is bringing in bands like JK4 (Jakarta four-piece band), Woodland Park and Guild of Ages. Capacity is limited to fifty people, but there is additional seating in heated outdoor areas. 19552 East Main Street, Parker Tailgate hosts live music on Fridays and Saturdays on its patio stage. The spot also has patio heaters and fire-pit tables. 918 West First Avenue The Grateful Dead-ce...