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More trails suggested by Hi Country 4 Wheelers and an update to the Grand Hogback Trail system - Vimarsana News

More trails suggested by Hi Country 4 Wheelers and an update to the Grand Hogback Trail system

The City of Rifle considered an increase to the purchase order for the Grand Hogback Trail system and new trails have been proposed in Silt. The Bureau of Land Management sent out a press release...

Wolverine Publishing survives and thrives in a tiny corner of Colorado - Vimarsana News

Wolverine Publishing survives and thrives in a tiny corner of Colorado

Any small-business owner can tell you how tough it is to keep a company going, especially in rural Colorado. But when your business sits in one of the most fickle sectors in the economy, it’s...

State Senate redistricting splits representation for Garfield County in-town, some rural residents - Vimarsana News

State Senate redistricting splits representation for Garfield County in-town, some rural residents

There will be a delayed surprise for some Garfield County voters following the once-every-decade state legislative redistricting that took place last year.

Garfield County Commission favors OHV use on roads surrounding Silt - Vimarsana News

Garfield County Commission favors OHV use on roads surrounding Silt

Garfield County commissioners voiced support Monday for a proposal that would allow people to use off-highway vehicles on county roads surrounding Silt proper.

'It's the biggest part of the year' | PostIndependent.com - Vimarsana News

'It's the biggest part of the year' | PostIndependent.com

Chelsea Self / Post Independent In fact Pollard, a multigenerational rancher whose mother’s side of the family homesteaded near Steamboat Springs, said all his heroes growing up were just old cowmen. “The guy who helped me get started in the business was an old World War II veteran who had shrapnel in him, but he’s just a cool 90-year-old, old guy,” He said. “And I just loved to go hang out with him and learn stuff from him.” “I thought it’d be cool to be a cool old guy some time,” he added. Pollard Livestock ranch manager Ryan Mitchell dumps hay from the trailer during the ...