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Restaurants can expand capacity under some levels of the COVID-19 dial, under changes announced by Colorado’s health department March 8.

Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post Eagle’s County’s first confirmed COVID-19 case arrived exactly 12 months ago on March 6, just one day after Colorado’s first case was discovered in neighboring Summit County. But it’s clear that the virus was here and spreading much earlier than that, based on extensive interviews with health care workers and officials from Vail Health and Colorado Mountain Medical. “We had COVID in this community in February. We had COVID all over the United States in February. We just didn’t have the ability to identify it,” said Chris Lindley, the ...

2. Breckenridge Children's Ski School P8, 1/29/2021, 2 staff cases 3. Breckenridge Grooming and Trail Maintenance, 2/24/20221, 2 staff cases 4. Breckenridge Terrace Building G, Employee Housing, 2/10/2021, 3 resident cases 5. Breckenridge Terrace Building K, Employee Housing, 2/9/2021, 3 resident cases 6. Keystone Mountain House Adult Ski School, 1/31/2021, 2 staff cases 7. Keystone Tenderfoot 7000 Building, Employee Housing, 2/10/2021, 2 staff cases Other outbreaks 2. City Market #420, Grocery Store, 2/10/2021, 3 staff cases 3. Grand Timber Lodge Concierge Department — Peak 8 Prope...

"Building community through collaboration:" Longmont businesses find opportunity despite COVID-19 The coronavirus pandemic has impacted businesses across the country, but it's also sparked new ideas and opportunities. For three businesses in Longmont, it's meant taking big leaps of faith while also proving the power of working together. and last updated 2021-03-03 00:38:59-05 LONGMONT, Colo. — The coronavirus pandemic has impacted businesses across the country, but it's also sparked new ideas and opportunities. In a December study, the Colorado Chamber of Commerce found about 33% of busi...

Because of the ongoing inclement weather situation, the city will not release a COVID-19 report card Wednesday.