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Past snowstorm allows Monarch Mountain to extend ski season - Vimarsana News

Past snowstorm allows Monarch Mountain to extend ski season

Past snowstorm allows Monarch Mountain to extend ski season Monarch Ski Area and last updated 2021-03-16 17:16:35-04 SALIDA — Monarch Mountain's ski season will be extended thanks to this past weekend's storm that dumped snow across Colorado, according to a release. Monarch Mountain's ski season is now extended by one week and will wrap up on Sunday, April 11. This area of Colorado saw 2 feet of snow in this most recent storm cycle. “As always, we want to give our guests the most time on the snow that we can possibly give. The weather doesn’t always cooperate with that ideal, ...

Source: koaa.com
Colorado ski towns hiring private security to enforce masks for spring break - Vimarsana News

Colorado ski towns hiring private security to enforce masks for spring break

From Breckenridge to Winter Park, Colorado ski towns are taking multiple steps to get visitors to take COVID guidelines seriously.

El Paso County's COVID-19 positivity rate trends downward - Vimarsana News

El Paso County's COVID-19 positivity rate trends downward

El Paso County’s COVID-19 positivity rate has been below 5 percent for the fourth day in a row.

Source: csbj.com
Custer County health officials support lifting COVID restrictions - Vimarsana News

Custer County health officials support lifting COVID restrictions

Custer County's Board of Health met Wed. to "reaffirm" their decision to lift all state mandated COVID-19 restrictions.

Source: 9news.com
COVID-19 in the Arkansas Valley leads to over 70 deaths over the year - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 in the Arkansas Valley leads to over 70 deaths over the year

According to Crowley/Otero Health Health Director Rick Ritter, that's no accident. "It's been a long road," Ritter said. "It's been arduous and difficult and just, you know, we're all ready for it to be over. And we're getting closer. We just need to keep doing what we're doing. Doing our part to make sure we keep the rates down. And it's (not just) individuals — we don't want people to get sick — but businesses depend on us. "We don't want to see any of our businesses go the other way and have to have less customers and be shut down. Nobody wants to see that. It's like I say in our upda...