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JESSICA SNOUWAERT jessica.snouwaert@gazette.com "We expect to be not as busy as a traditional Presidents weekend, but I think things do seem to be picking up a little bit," said Jeff Hanle, the director of public relations at Aspen Skiing Company. Still a few resorts, including Telluride Ski Resort, are optimistic about this weekends turnout and dont believe the numbers will be affected that much, said Nancy Clark, the vice president of marketing. "Weve been fortunate to get a lot of snow in th...

Colorado Coronavirus Update: 1,173 New Cases Reported - Across Colorado, CO - Here are the latest coronavirus numbers in Colorado.

During a February 9 press conference, Governor Jared Polis politely but firmly rejected Denvers request to prioritize members of its homeless population for vaccination against COVID-19. But Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, speaking at his own press conference today, February 11, refused to take no for an answer. Instead, he continued to stress the need for getting members of the citys unhoused population inoculated as soon as possible, and revealed that if the federal government agrees to directl...

El Paso County’s COVID-19 incidence rate isn’t dropping as quickly as it was, public health officials say, warning that this could slow the move toward looser restrictions.

3 Fort Collins Bars Return With Ram Band Thursdays Its been a while since most of us have been in a bar — but rejoice, CSU students, the Ram Band is back starting Thursday, February 11, at three Old Town bars.  For college students, Ram Band Thursdays are an early kickoff to the weekend. With a $12 Ram Band, you get unlimited well drinks and domestic drafts, which as you can imagine, before the days of COVID-19, got Old Town pretty sloppy. Resuming this week, with a Ram Band, you can hit up...

Citizens are split between pro-maskers and anti-maskers after county officials stopped mandating masks at the courthouse

What does that mean for neighboring counties? LA Junta Tribune Otero, Bent and Crowley counties have officially moved to Level Blue (Caution) on the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environments COVID-19 dial. The recent transitions from Level Orange (High Risk) to Level Yellow (Concern) and now to Blue are promising signs that recent downward trends in novel coronavirus case rates are continuing. The transition to Level Blue comes due to an updated state COVID-19 dial. This version...

Durango teachers, staff to receive COVID-19 vaccine en masse Durango, Colorado Currently Thu 3% chance of precipitation 7% chance of precipitation 1% chance of precipitation Inoculations will be offered Saturday at Escalante Middle and Durango High By Patrick Armijo Education, business & real estate reporter Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2021 1:54 PM Updated: Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2021 9:24 PM Durango teachers, staff to receive COVID-19 vaccine en masse ...

Here's what restaurant capacity and other health and safely regulations look like under the current Denver 5 Star Certification program and Level Yellow guidelines.

Pueblo County moves to Level Blue on COVID-19 dial Natalie Chuck Papa Joses during lunch rush hour on Feb. 8, 2021 after Pueblo County moved to Level Blue on the COVID-19 dial over the weekend. and last updated 2021-02-08 20:25:36-05 PUEBLO — When some restaurant owners heard "Level Blue" they thought the news was too good to be true. "I really didnt believe it!" said Mauriel Scher, the Owner of Squawk Coffee in Pueblo. Over the weekend, the county announced that Pueblo would be moving fro...