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Richland County commissioners approve $4.3M for repairs, replacement of area bridges - Vimarsana News

Richland County commissioners approve $4.3M for repairs, replacement of area bridges

Commissioners approve $4.3 million for bridge work, also meet with department heads.

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Richland County commissioners OK $1 million in bridge replacement contracts - Vimarsana News

Richland County commissioners OK $1 million in bridge replacement contracts

Richland County commissioners on Thursday approved bridge replacement bids totaling just more than $1 million.

Controversial 250-home development wins approval in second bid before Colorado Springs Planning Commission - Vimarsana News

Controversial 250-home development wins approval in second bid before Colorado Springs Planning Commission

Despite repeated resident concern over a potentially costly lack of wildfire evacuation routes, revised plans to build about 250 homes north of the intersection of Powers Boulevard and Old Ranch

Controversial 250-home development planned for northeast Colorado Springs wins approval in second bid - Vimarsana News

Controversial 250-home development planned for northeast Colorado Springs wins approval in second bid

Despite repeated resident concern over a potentially costly lack of wildfire evacuation routes, revised plans to build about 250 homes north of the intersection of Powers Boulevard and Old Ranch

10 years after Black Forest fire, Colorado boosts funding for fire investigation - Vimarsana News

10 years after Black Forest fire, Colorado boosts funding for fire investigation

Investigators have never found the causes of some of the largest and most destructive fires in Colorado history, including the Black Forest fire, a trend state officials hope to change