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Colorado restaurants reopening once again, yet the future remains anything but clear Governor's order drops state back to Level Orange While big retailers and chains have been able to operate somewhat normally, experts say small businesses have suffered the most from forced closures and capacity restrictions. and last updated 2021-01-09 01:00:58-05 SEVERANCE, Colo. — At G5 Brew Pub in Severance, they are welcoming back diners after a very long December. “It was terrible. December destroyed us,” Jeremy Gourd said. Jeremy and his wife, Tammy Gourd, have owned the brewery since 20...

CSU Pueblo community will be required to be tested for COVID-19 at least once a week.

Gold Hill Theatres partnered with Colorado Springs-based Studiotown, Inc. to generate interest. Author: Byron Reed Updated: 5:34 PM MST January 8, 2021 WOODLAND PARK, Colo. — The COVID relief bill that was recently signed into law by President Trump included $15 billion to help movie theaters and other live entertainment venues during the pandemic. Until those relief dollars start coming in, small movie theaters have been forced to be creative to stay afloat.  As a result, the Gold Hill Theatre in Teller County is hosting a 17-day theatrical run of a feature...

Larimer County is urging residents to remain diligent, as COVID-19 cases increase after a shift to Level Orange.

There is no way to avoid seeing the economic impact COVID-19 health restrictions have created across the nation, and many business owners in Pueblo County are watching the climate with concern. However, local officials are confident in a program designed to help ease restrictions for approved businesses to operate at one level higher than the county's COVID-19 metrics would ordinarily allow. Pueblo County Commissioner Garrison Ortiz has worked with many stakeholders to ensure that Pueblo County will qualify for Colorado's "5 Star" variance program, and has been pursuing the matter since at ...