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A Pueblo holiday tradition continues with ‘Nutcracker, The Ballet’ Waltz of the Flowers - Meena Ropp as "Dewdrop" and the corps de ballet, courtesy of Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) -- The Nutcracker Ballet, put on by the Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center, is a holiday tradition in Pueblo, and even with the COVID-19 pandemic, the show must go on. Because of the pandemic, there were no live performances this year, but rather than cancel the ballet altogether, the arts center came up with a creative and safe solution. “I think this was the brainch...

By Randi Pierce Staff Writer Archuleta County received a bit of good news late last week, just in time for Christmas — the rate of new infections of COVID-19 is decreasing, and Archuleta County is trending toward Level Orange: High Risk on the state’s COVID dial. San Juan Basin Public Health (SJBPH) released the good news on Friday, Dec. 18. In a press release, the organization states it “is pleased to report that both Archuleta and La Plata counties are making progress in critical metrics to return to Level Orange: High Risk public health measures on Colorado’s COVID-19 Dial. The Dia...

Fort Lewis College will return to in-person learning Feb. 1 Durango, Colorado Currently Thu 2% chance of precipitation 68% chance of precipitation 2% chance of precipitation Student enrollment projected to be flat or down slightly By Patrick Armijo Education, business & real estate reporter Saturday, Dec. 26, 2020 5:36 PM Updated: Saturday, Dec. 26, 2020 6:33 PM A COVID-19 test is given to an arriving Fort Lewis College student earlier this year. FLC is scheduled to bring back in-person learning on campus Feb. 1. Free testing is sch...

More than 100 employees may have contracted the novel coronavirus at two In-N-Out locations this month — making the outbreaks the largest reported in Colorado restaurants. Sixty-nine employees of the chain’s store in Colorado Springs have tested positive or have “probable” cases of COVID-19 in an outbreak that was first reported on Dec. 6.

County and city leaders continued to show support for local businesses on Wednesday, advocating for a clear message to keep establishments open: stay open safely. The message is part of what was relayed during a business update from the city and county as they lend support and guidance to business owners in the area. The current two-week period in Montrose County has seen slight improvements regarding county dial metrics, including a drop in the positivity rate (13% to 11%) and two-week cumulative incidence figures (1,267 to 1,094), helping the county remain in “orange” (high risk) ...