The Northwest Colorado Cultural Heritage Program is inviting the public to help them celebrate five years of collaborative work in Jackson, Routt, Moffat, Rio Blanco and Garfield Counties at an event in Steamboat next month. Federal, State and local agencies will be on hand to provide resource information, while Program Continue reading
Tag Archives: Moffat
Cultural Heritage Summit to be Held in Steamboat
Fast Facts Show N.W. Colorado Economy Improving
The economy in Northwest Colorado is improving. That’s according to Yampa Valley Data Partners, who says that unemployment rates in Moffat and Routt Counties are the lowest since 2008. In fact, they say Routt County’s employed worker to labor force ratio Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged coal production, economy, Moffat, Northwest Colorado, oil and gas, real-estate, Routt, unemployment rates, Yampa Valley Data Partners
CPW reminds Motorists to Watch for Wildlife
Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds motorists to be on the lookout for migrating wildlife. Although winter weather is settling in, it is still autumn, the breeding season for elk, deer and moose. Males will pursue mates aggressively and may not be inhibited by traffic. Wildlife officials add that because bears are especially active during fall as Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged bears, breeding season, Colorado Department of Transportation, Colorado Parks and Wildlife, deer, Douglas, El Paso, elk, Garfield, hibernation, Jefferson, La Plata, Larimer, migrating wildlife, Moffat, Montezuma, moose, traffic, winter weather
Schools in Northwest Colorado to Benefit from Grant
On November 6th, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan announced Northwest Colorado BOCES as a”highest-rated” applicant for the competitive Investing in Innovation grant (i3) which supports innovative projects aimed at increasing student achievement. Once Northwest Colorado BOCES secures matching donations, it Continue reading
Colorado Republicans Take Control Of State Senate
Republican Representative Bob Rankin has retained his seat as the District 57 State Representative. Moffat and Rio Blanco Counties are in Rankin’s district. Democrat Diane Mitsch Bush took the District 26 State Representative seat. Routt County is in the 26th District. Democrats are projected to Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Colorado Senate, Democrat Diane Mitsch Bush, District 26 State Representative seat, District 57 State Representative, food labeling, House, Moffat, personhood amendment, Proposition 104, Proposition 105, race track amendment, Republican Representative Bob Rankin, Rio Blanco, Routt County, school board meetings
Ballots Due Tuesday
Voters have until Tuesday to submit their ballots to local elections clerks. Colorado’s election is an all-mail election, but polling places will be available in Moffat, Routt and Rio Blanco Counties on Tuesday. In Moffat County, voters can show up to the Moffat County Courthouse between 7 in the morning and 7 in the evening to Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged Annex, ballots, colorado, Hayden Town Hall, local elections clerks, Meeker, Moffat, Moffat County Courthouse, Oak Creek Town Hall, polling places, Rio Blanco, Routt, Steamboat, voters
Democrats Closing Gap on Returning Ballots
Democrats are cutting into the GOP’s edge in Colorado midterm election ballot returns. But Republicans remain about 85,000 ballots ahead of Democrats with less than a week to go. The Colorado Secretary of State announced that as of Wednesday morning, election officials had received 905,500 ballots. Of those, 379,250 Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged ballot, colorado, Colorado Secretary of State, Democrats, election, GOP, Moffat, Republicans, Rio Blanco, Routt, Unaffiliated
CPW Reminds Motorists about Increased Wildlife Activity on Highways
Colorado Parks and Wildlife reminds Coloradans that daylights-saving time ends November 2nd. As we fall back to an earlier end of the day, motorists should be on the lookout for migrating wildlife. Fall is the breeding season for elk, deer and moose and males will pursue mates aggressively and may not be inhibited by traffic. In addition, as they migrate from Continue reading
Early Voting Starts Today
Residents across Colorado are able to vote in person or drop off ballots at polling centers starting today. Counties were able to mail ballots to voters starting Tuesday for the November 4th election. As of Friday, 657 voters in Moffat, Routt and Rio Blanco Counties had voted, the majority of those coming from Routt County.
Posted in News
Tagged ballots, colorado, election, Moffat, polling centers, Rio Blanco County, Routt, Vote
VNA Reps to Answer Health Insurance Questions
Those who have questions regarding their health insurance can get some advice from the Northwest Colorado Visiting Nurse Association over the next couple of weeks. The VNA will set up at various locations throughout Moffat and Rio Blanco counties over the rest of the month. The idea is to provide one-on-one consultations Continue reading
Public Warned that Roads on BLM Lands Can be Dangerous this Weekend
The Bureau of Land Management Little Snake Field Office is urging the public to use caution this holiday weekend as recent rains have left many roads across BLM impassable, and the danger of local flash-flooding remains. Several visitors have reported being temporarily Continue reading
BLM Seeks Comment on Public Land Access Closure
Posted in News
Tagged blasting, Bureau of Land Management, close access, Colowyo Mine, hunting season, Meeker, Moffat, proposal, public access, public comment, Rio Blanco, safety