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The First COVID Dining Room Lockdown In early March, the seriousness of the looming pandemic became more obvious as COVID cases, hospitalizations and deaths began to mount. Some restaurants began closing to protect their employees and customers even before it was mandated, but on March 17, Governor Jared Polis ordered every bar and restaurant in Colorado to suspend in-house dining, with only takeout and delivery sales allowed. That model continued until May 26, when businesses were allowed to reopen at 50 percent capacity. Tavernetta has been packaging a rainbow of cocktail choices for takeo...

Published Tuesday, December 29, 2020 by Derek Draplin | The Center Square (The Center Square) - Colorado Governor Jared Polis on Sunday extended the state's disaster declaration for another 30 days. The governor issued an  executive order for the extension, which also extends the Colorado National Guard's deployment "to support and provide planning resources" in combating COVID-19. Polis first formally declared a disaster emergency on March 11. "My administration, along with other State, tribal, local, and federal authorities, has taken a wide array of actions to mitigate the effects of ...

The Office Bar and Kitchen, 230 3rd St., Castle Rock The Library Co. Bar & Kitchen, 3911 Ambrosia St., Ste. 101, Castle Rock The Whisky Lodge, 3911 Ambrosia St., Ste. 3, Castle Rock The Gym Co Tavern, 18951 Mainstreet, Unit C, Parker Tailgate Tavern and Grill, 19552 Mainstreet, Parker “It really incentivizes businesses to stay in compliance,” Ludwig said. Earlier this year in Douglas County, C&C Café made national headlines after the owners defied a statewide stay-at-home order and opened the restaurant for in-person dining on Mothers’ Day. The Tri-County Health Department ordered the ...

To keep the residents at Springs Ranch Memory Care Community safe from the COVID-19 virus, their loved ones needed to visit them from the other side of the glass. At the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Jerriann Hance would take all the precautions and come have dinner with her husband, Danny Hance, eveynight. But after guidelines kept families from entering the residence, the center started having family visit times in their sunroom with a window for protection between them. Monday, April 27, 2020. (Photo by Jerilee Bennett, The Gazette)

El Paso County hospitals remained strained even as new COVID-19 cases continued to drop across the Pikes Peak region, according to the latest data from county health authorities.