The family of the woman who fell to her death from a chairlift at Ski Granby Ranch has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the resort. Kelly Huber was killed after she fell 25 feet from the Quick Draw lift last December. Her two daughters, who were also thrown out of the chair Continue reading
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Family Of Woman Who Died In Chairlift Fall Files Lawsuit
Colorado Man Killed In Highway 40 Roll-Over
A roll-over accident today on highway 40 resulted in the death of a 27-year-old man from Wheat Ridge. Levii Norwood lost control of his vehicle around one this morning, 7 miles east of Granby. The vehicle Continue reading
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Investigation Of Lift Fall That Killed Women Finished
The investigation into the chairlift fall, which killed a Texas mother and injured her two daughters at Ski Granby Ranch in December, has been completed. The Colorado Passenger Tramway Safety Board has deemed that the fall occurred due to recent changes to the Continue reading
One Dead In Highway 40 Accident
One person died in an accident yesterday morning on Highway 40. Ice and snow contributed to accident near Tabernash, when a 26 year old man from Denver lost control of his vehicle and crashed into a truck driven by Granby resident, 73 year old Lynn Kessler. The 26 year old Continue reading
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UPDATE: Woman Dies In Chair Lift Fall
A mother died, and her two daughters were injured after they fell from a lift at Ski Granby Ranch yesterday morning. The 40 year old woman and her daughters age 9 and 12, were visiting from San Antonio Texas. The 9 year old was taken by Continue reading
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Plane Crash In Rio Blanco County Claims One Life
The crash site and debris from an aircraft that went down last night about 15 miles west of Meeker was found this morning. Members of the Rio Blanco County Sheriff’s Office and Search and Rescue conducted a search for the plane last night finding several small items, the Continue reading
Airplane Crashes Near Meeker
A single engine aircraft crashed 15 miles west of Meeker last night. The Rio Blanco Communications center received a call from a person who said they heard a plane rev its engine followed by an explosion. Denver Center Air Traffic control was contacted and they reported that the aircraft had disappeared off the radar. Continue reading
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Women Only Cast, Blast and Twang Scheduled for Granby
Women interested in learning the basics of fly fishing, archery and how to handle a shotgun safely are invited to a women only ‘Cast, Blast and Twang’ clinic in Granby, July 12th. Designed for novices 18 and older, no experience or equipment is required. The class fee is $20 and pre-registration is required. Space is limited and Continue reading
Cross Country Biker to Arrive in Craig Tomorrow
A cross-country biker will be passing through Northwest Colorado this week. Greg Crawford, dean of the University of Notre Dame’s College of Science is currently biking 3,500 miles across the country to raise awareness for rare disease research and is stopping in Craig tomorrow. Crawford will be biking from Granby to Craig Continue reading
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Resort Towns Concerned About Pot Tourism
Colorado’s mountain resorts are getting a little worried about how legal marijuana is changing their image. Residents in Breckenridge voted last week to force the downtown’s lone dispensary to a less-visible area. And Granby annexed a piece of property to prevent the opening of a pot shop there. Colorado is coming off a record year for Continue reading
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BLM Reschedules Slash Pile Burns
The Bureau of Land Management Kremmling Field Office will once again try to burn some slash piles of lodgepole pine. The burning is scheduled for December 1st through the 4th, if weather conditions are favorable. Weather has prevented Continue reading
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