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As they were following the devastating 2013 flood in Lyons; just days after Hurricane Harvey made landfall, Team Rubicon, a unique veteran-led national organization, was on the ground serving those impacted by floodwaters. Now, four years later, Team Rubicon needs Lyons' help.

The record-smashing floods of 2013 ravaged Front Range waterways, rerouting and flattening stream channels, eroding streambanks, degrading fish habitat and stripping trees and vegetation from riparian areas.
Four years later, many of those waterways have been repaired, restored and even improved due to efforts led by the Colorado Water Conservation Board and myriad partners at the state, federal and community level.

With most attention properly focused on the recovery of communities, reconstruction of homes and property as well as road, bridge and infrastructure repair, CWCB and its partners have quietly redesigned and rebuilt stream channels

The Regional Transportation District (RTD) is offering football fans many options for traveling to Sports Authority Field at Mile High Stadium on Sunday for the game against the Dallas Cowboys.

Service to Union Station is available on the Flatiron Flyer, the University of Colorado A Line and the B Line. From there, it is a quick transfer and trip to the stadium via the C, E and W Lines.

Bus Service
BroncosRide service is offered for all regular-season home games. Buses depart for Sports Authority Field from many Park-n-Ride locations and stops around the metro area up to two and a half hours before kickoff for weekend games,

By Rita DuChateau

What could be better after the Fourth of July parade than a Smokin’ Dave’s buffet and dessert from the Colorado Cherry Company? Some straight talk on swift water safety and an introduction to new water safety stations made available in Pinewood Springs.

Nearly two hundred neighbors listened to a presentation made by members of the Pinewood Springs Fire Protection District introducing the recently installed equipment. In attendance was Pinewood Fire Chief Dick Wilcox, along with first responders from Boulder and Larimer Counties, Estes Park and Big Meadows. They joined the Pinewood parade earlier that morning and

Students participating in the national fourth-grade “Every Kid in a Park” campaign are running out of summer days to use their vouchers for free admittance to national lands. To encourage fourth-graders to use their passes in Rocky Mountain National Park, the Estes Park Visitor Center is giving each fourth-grade

By Joseph Lekarczyk
If you were driving past the corner of Broadway and Fourth Avenue last Thursday afternoon (June 22) you may have noticed an interesting sight. A young man with a ten-foot wooden cross, bedecked with an American flag, a POW*MIA flag, a crown of thorns, and a combination bike lock; with a backpack slung over his shoulders, headphones over his ears, and a ram's horn in his hand.

His name is Joe Shortino, and he is “walking for the Lord.” On February 13,2013 Joe was called by the Lord to start walking and

The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT), the High Performance Transportation Enterprise (HPTE) and private project partner Plenary Roads Denver today announced that toll collection, on the final US 36 Express Lanes segment in both directions from Superior/Louisville to Boulder, will begin Wednesday, March 30.

With this final stretch open, the US 36 Express Lanes project will be open from Federal Boulevard to Table Mesa in Boulder. For those who have not already done so, drivers are encouraged to get an