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Durango's Fort Lewis College was once a boarding school that used severe methods to "civilize" Indigenous children.

This is Part Two of the story of the unbridled corruption in Colorado's 1904 election, a contest between incumbent Governor James Peabody and challenger Alva Adams, who previously served two

The report, under the direction of Dr. Holly Kathryn Norton, the state archaeologist with History Colorado, hints that there is much more that should be looked at, but the short timeline dictated by the legislature meant some things just didn't get done — and some things the legislature asked for shouldn't be done at all.

The sun is shining, the peonies are blooming, the Spit is hopping and the salmon are running. Summer, my friends, is here. In between weeding the garden, baiting the hook, entertaining visitors and soaking up all the summer fun, enjoy these Best Bets Homer happenings that include presentations, celebrations, fundraisers and more.

Pier One Theatre’s “Cannibal! The Musical” opens July 20 at the Pratt Museum Park stage at 7:30 p.m. Performances run this weekend and next. The production is directed by Christine Kulcheski with assistance from Cristen San Roman.