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Family members joined Maria Loya in displaying pink rose petals, photos, a worn-out baseball cap and a fly-fishing pole across a portable table at Davidson Park in Rifle on Saturday. The mementos paid tribute to...

One day in June 2020, city staff were filling water in sections at the Rifle Metro Pool when Tom Whitmore warned everyone to mind where they were dragging the hoses. Someone could trip and fall...

The Glenwood Springs Post Independent and Rifle Citizen Telegram newsrooms won a total of seven editorial Colorado Press Association awards on Saturday. Attending the 144th Annual Colorado Press Association Convention in Denver, reporters from both...

Kristy Wallner casually rested her hand on barbed wire lining atop a fence separating sheep from cattle. The metallic partition, erected in the 1980s, currently stretches 14 miles across high-country pastures north of Gypsum. “A...

Glenwood Springs, fresh from a win over Rifle last week, faced its biggest test so far this season Friday night: Undefeated Basalt. Away. Maybe they had jitters facing one of the 2A League’s top-ranked teams...

Kristy Wallner casually rested her hand on barbed wire lining atop a fence separating sheep from cattle. The metallic partition, erected in the 1980s, currently stretches 14 miles across high-country pastures north of Gypsum. “A...

Garfield County will now charge money for the convenience of charging electric vehicles at the county’s Rifle administration building. The county recently secured an $18,000 grant from the Colorado Energy Office to replace the four...

Three major infrastructural improvement projects were discussed and unanimously approved by Rifle City Council on Sept. 7. With a combined cost of more than $1.22 million, the projects are slated for construction between 2024-2026, Rifle...

Electronic-vehicle charging wiring and capabilities could be a requirement for new residential construction in Rifle. As to what kind of housing this newly-proposed requirement applies to is still up for debate following discussion at a...

Kip Hays’ face gleamed a pinkish red from a sun piercing a bluebird sky Friday. A black cowboy hat stretched over his bristly white handlebar mustache. Hays, a Cameo farmer and vendor, patrolled behind his...