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Though Dillon Town Council was disappointed to learn in March that U.S. Forest Service will not apply for annexation for County Road 51 housing project, the town is moving forward with laying the necessary groundwork...

In an effort to create a more holistic concept of emergency preparedness and planning, Summit County created a new task force called the Multi-Agency Coordination Group. Led by Brian Bovaird, Summit County director of emergency...

Education news from around the region

For the first time in years, Summit Fire & EMS is hosting an election to fill two of five seats on its board of directors. The election is on May 3. Voters can cast their...

On Sunday, March 13, Summit County residents will adjust their clocks an hour ahead for daylight saving time, and as they do, Summit Fire & EMS wants everyone to switch out the batteries in their...

Silverthorne residents are just days away from getting their municipal election ballots in the mail which give them a chance to vote for who they want to see fill four town council seats. In preparation...

Occupation: Colorado Mountain College associate professor of humanities and social sciences Years in Summit County: 15 full time Family: Husband, Josh; fur baby, Moogley, adopted from Summit County Animal Shelter Civic involvement: Summit Fire and...

A fire heavily damaged a cottage Thursday morning at a popular Lake Lotawana, Missouri, events center.

More details have come to light about the June 21, 2021, fatal motor vehicle crash that occurred on U.S. Highway 6. According to the traffic crash report from Colorado State Patrol, the incident occurred at...

In mid-January, Summit County community members received their tax notices for how much they owed the county in property taxes for 2021. Some of these owners were shocked at their bills. One such individual was...