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Glenwood Springs Post Independent A nurse walks to a car at the free COVID testing site on Monday, Nov. 23 in Glenwood Springs. Chelsea Self / Post Independent Garfield County now has 16 confirmed deaths attributed to COVID-19, including six newly confirmed deaths at two Rifle nursing homes where outbreaks have occurred. Two additional deaths also are pending a coroner’s investigation, according to the latest statistics posted Thursday morning to the county’s COVID-19 data web page . Outbre...

Preliminary injunction issued against CJ’s Diner Durango, Colorado Currently Sun 23% chance of precipitation 4% chance of precipitation Restaurant must abide by public health orders as it seeks to overturn rules By Patrick Armijo Education, business & real estate reporter Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2020 6:33 PM Updated: Wednesday, Dec. 9, 2020 10:08 PM A preliminary injunction was issued Wednesday against CJ’s Diner, requiring it to abide b...

Economic leaders seek ways to ease business restrictions Durango, Colorado Currently Tue 4% chance of precipitation 7% chance of precipitation 1% chance of precipitation Program from Mesa County might mitigate economy-killing COVID-19 limits By Patrick Armijo Education, business & real estate reporter Sunday, Dec. 13, 2020 5:13 PM Economic leaders seek ways to ease business restrictions Economic leaders from La Plata County are looking to piggyback on a...

COVID-19 precautions for every Colorado business owner this winter Tips for keeping your business open and safe December 9, 2020 It is well known that brick and mortar businesses in Denver have struggled since the Coronavirus pandemic started in early 2020. To successfully recover, businesses should make adjustments in order to adapt to the nature of running a business during a pandemic and proactively work to prevent any COVID related claims, disputes, or litigation. COVID-19 Brick and Mortar ...

12K Shares The inaugural Cherry Creek Holiday Market runs through Dec. 23, 2020 and features 30 vendors set up at Fillmore Plaza in Cherry Creek North. (Provided by Jonathan Phillips Photography) Maybe it’s the snow or the mountains in the distance or maybe it’s just the fact that Coloradans really dig all things winter, but there’s no city in America quite like Denver at Christmas. The pandemic may have put a damper in some classic holiday activities, but if you know where to look...

Dec 10, 2020 HI EREBODY! I am actually glad to be back, as I spent the last week and half enjoying our beautiful state and all its outdoor and hot spring glory. If you havent taken a staycation in Colorado you really should. We live in an amazing place. SO WHATS WRONG WITH THE NEW YORK TIMES 1619 PROJECT? Ive got Peter Wood, president of the National Association of Scholars and author of 1620: A Critical Response to the 1619 Project on today at 1 to talk about his dynamite new book. I r...

Business groups pitch modification to COVID restrictions and last updated 2020-12-10 06:11:14-05 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado — Many small businesses are struggling as counties up and down the Front Range have moved into level red restrictions on the state COVID-Dial in response to widespread virus activity. A new effort could bring those mom-and-pops some relief if the governor and state health department agree. Members of 45 business groups including the Colorado Restaurant Association, t...

Garfield County now has 18 confirmed deaths attributed to COVID-19, including six newly confirmed deaths at two Rifle nursing homes where outbreaks have occurred. Two additional deaths that were still pending a coroner’s investigation Thursday morning were added to the confirmed list later in the day, according to the latest statistics posted to the county’s COVID-19 data web page . Outbreaks at the Colorado State Veterans Nursing Home and E. Dene Moore Care Center, both located in Rifle, h...

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