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Sitdown, please. Okay to everybody but our veterans sit down. Thank you allll for serving. My heart is with you. And you are one of the reasons i did not vote to shut down the government, because you deserve to be paid and you deserve to be honored. It is greatly with you as you all know nothing is happening in washington, d. C. No. An ulcer states, its been a very difficult couple of weeks in washington,l d. C. And im sue that you all have heard things justfa like eifert things and my family ha...

This upcoming 250th anniversary. Examining our american experiment as key. This revolution of ours created waves across the world. With its lasting impacts, felt even today. This symposium the world turned upside down the American Revolution. Its impact on a global scale. Well study the effects of this revolution that trans formed governments and the governed across the globe. Appropriate as we consider the birth of our nation, is to acknowledge the Ancestral Lands of our Indigenous Peoples on w...

Boulder County officials recently wrapped up a $649,000 traffic study about U.S. 287 in hopes of one day ending traffic fatalities and serious injuries along the busy transit corridor that spans the county.

Longmont’s forthcoming microtransit service will benefit from $1 million worth of federal funding, Congressman Joe Neguse, D-Lafayette, has announced. 

Longmont's microtransit service will operate similar to Uber and Lyft but with some key differences. 

The project is still in the design and outreach phase which is estimated to continue through 2024 with construction estimated to begin in 2025.

A local university is working to make sure tribal members and employees can get an education without going into debt.

The Longmont City Council decided to support city staff in their pursuit of a microtransit system for Longmont during its regular Tuesday night meeting.

The recently launched Global Methodist Church has officially endorsed a Christian academic institution in Oklahoma, saying that deacon and elder candidates living outside the United States and Western Europe can complete their educational requirements for ordination there.

The recently launched Global Methodist Church has officially endorsed a Christian academic institution in Oklahoma, saying that deacon and elder candidates living outside the United States and Western Europe can complete their educational requirements for ordination there.