Moffat County’s election coordinator Tori Pingley has announced she will be running for the Moffat County Clerk and Recorder position during the upcoming election. Pingley says she essentially grew up in the Clerk and Recorders office, where she first helped her Grandmother, who also served Continue reading
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Tori Pingley To Run For County Clerk
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Sheriff Wants Armed Marshals At Schools
Following the recent school shooting in Florida, Routt County Sheriff Garrett Wiggins and Undersheriff Doug Scherar have released a letter calling for a program to be established, which would place well trained, armed school marshals in every public school in Routt County. The school marshals would consist of active or retired law enforcement Continue reading
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MOCO Assessor To Run for Reelection
Moffat County Assessor Chuck Cobb has announced he will be running for reelection this year. Cobb says he is thankful for the trust citizens of Moffat County have placed in him over the last three years. If reelected, Cobb pledges to continue serve property Continue reading
Lottery Win Is Probably A Scam
The Carbon County Sheriff’s Office is warning of a scam, where residents are being led to believe they have one a lottery. At least two people have received a notification in the mail that they won the Mega Millions Lottery out of Madrid Spain. The letter claims the target won nearly Continue reading
Shadow Mountain Home Owners Owe Money
Several property owners in Shadow Mountain Village are behind on their payments to Moffat County to pay for improvements to the water system that occurred over the last three years. Each property owner in Shadow Mountain was responsible for paying a little over $2,000 for the work, which can be paid in 20 annual installments of Continue reading
Hayden High School Graduation Delayed
Superintendent Phil Kasper has decided to delay Hayden’s High School Graduation 2 hours, to allow the students participating in the Colorado High School Track Meet to make it to the ceremony. The graduation, which was scheduled for Sunday at 2, will now take place at 4. The State track Meet was delayed Continue reading
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Congressmen Question VA Over Hixson’s Treatment
Two US Congressmen have sent a letter to the VA on behalf of Cory Hixson, asking for an investigation into his treatment. The Craig veteran who received a Purple Heart after he was wounded fighting in Iraq, went missing from his home Continue reading
Board of Education President And VP To Resign
The Steamboat Springs Board of Education will hold their bi-monthly meeting tonight at the District Office. At the meeting, President Margret Huron and Vice President Sam Rush will present letters of resignation, informing the board they no longer intend to serve under their respective positions. Both will continue service as board members until Continue reading
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CO Letter Carriers Collect Food For Needy
Mail carriers statewide Saturday picked up 350,000 pounds of food during the annual “Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive.” All of the food collected will stay in the state to help those in need. 2016 numbers for Nothwest Colorado have not been released, but last year during Continue reading
Tipton And Others Question Financial Regulators
Scott Tipton and 120 members of congress sent a letter yesterday addressed to United States financial regulators asking them for further clarifications of the regulations that they are applying to the nation’s financial institutions. The letter expresses concern over the impact that expanding regulatory burdens are having on the ability of the nation’s banks, particularly those in small communities, to serve the economic needs of a Continue reading
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Letter To Secretary Jewell in Support of Trapper Mine
U.S. Senators Cory Gardner and Michael Bennet, along with Governor John Hickenlooper, and Congressman Scott Tipton yestrday sent a letter to U.S. Department of the Interior Secretary Sally Jewell urging DOI to complete the court-ordered Environmental Assessment for Trapper Mine prior to April 30th. Trapper Mine’s permit was covered under the same environmental review that the U.S. District Court in Colorado deemed deficient for Colowyo Mine, but Trapper Mine was initially believed to be unaffected. Further review led to a negotiation with the Office of Continue reading
City Council Supports Permit For New Coal Pit
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