Estes Park News

The Estes Park Town Board will discuss a possible town policy for the display of art in public places, naming town parks, and naming public places at its Dec. 10 study session.

If you are a resident or business owner adjacent to Fall River or Fish Creek, you are invited to attend a community meeting today to discuss river restoration.

The Cultural Arts Council of Estes Park will host the fifth annual holiday fund-raising event for Crossroads Ministry on Tuesday evening, Dec. 10. The goal is to raise money for the ever growing financial and food bank needs of Crossroads Ministry in Estes Park.

As much as a foot or more of snow fell on Estes Park, leaving a blanket perfect for the holiday season.

The Estes Park Jazz Big Band and Estes Park Village Band will present a Holiday Concert of traditional Christmas music as well as newer songs for the holidays on Sunday, Dec. 8. The free concert will begin at 7 p.m. in the Estes Park High School Theater.

The Dec. 6 and 7 performances of the Oratorio Society will debut a new composition by music director Dr. Kathryn Bowers called "Mountain Strong."

The Community Foundation of Northern Colorado is continuing to disperse grants for area agencies with recovery and relief efforts from September's flooding.

Clouds obscure the peaks of the Continental Divide to the west of Estes Park Friday morning.

The second annual "Christmas in Estes" will swing musically into town on Friday and Saturday evenings, Dec. 13 and 14 at 7 p.m. at the Presbyterian Community Church of the Rockies.

Have you ever visited a place where you heard horrifying screams of a woman?Ever seen shadows and heard footsteps chasing you? Did those yells and sights make your body shiver? You might have heard about The Mines of Paris, Aokigahara Suicide Forest and Shades of Death Roads.

A new proposal to build a $15 million wellness center near the Stanley Hotel appears to have some tentative support from town officials.

Several inches of new snow on the ground combined with clear skies created a beautiful but chilly morning on Thursday.

The 2013 sales tax collections for the town were on a pace to set a new record before the Sept.

The Estes Park business climate cooled off following the September floods that isolated the community as most of the roads leading to the community were wiped out by flood waters.

Annaliese Schmiel, a member of FEMA Corps, moves boxes Tuesday into the new distribution center for flood victims run by Adventist Community Services at the Outlets at Loveland.

At Wednesday's Regional Issues Summit sponsored by the Northern Colorado Legislative Alliance, board member Carl Maxey of Maxey Cos.

A town Bobcat equipped with a snow-removal attachment moves down Elkhorn Avenue Wednesday morning.

The budget, explained by Finance Officer Steve McFarland, is a massive document that covers 12 different funds and approximately $43 million in expenditures.

An extremely bitter cold weather system that left nearly 16 inches of snow on the town overnight and dropped temperatures into single digits today has caused a number of closures, program cancellations, and delays in some community services.

A tree is weighted down by nearly of foot of snow Wednesday morning. More snow is expected throughout the day.