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Man accused of punching fellow Jam attendee
A 34-year-old Grand Junction man was arrested early Sunday morning on suspicion of second-degree assault for his role in a fight at Pinnacle Homes Country Jam USA, according to the Mesa County Sheriff's ...
Energy Workers Want to Keep RV Park Open
Grand Junction,CO,USA Dozens of energy workers wonder where they'll live if a Meeker-area recreational vehicle park is forced to shut down in a month.
Meeker officer cleared in fatal shooting
The actions of a Meeker police officer who shot and killed a motel owner in March were "legally justifiable," according to a report issued Tuesday by the Ninth Judicial District Attorney's Office in Glenwood ...
Rifle prepares for a huge weekend of music, praying
RIFLE, Colorado - You think Strawberry Days is big? Wayne Pollard of Rifle would say Garfield County residents haven't seen anything yet.
Morgan Liddick: Stick 'em up ... The ...
So this is what oblivion looks like. When he first proposed it, Governor Ritter was told that his scheme to bypass the people of Colorado and grab millions of new tax dollars was, well, a violation of TABOR.
Picture-perfect weather weekend
Picture-perfect weather weekend By Bill Scanlon , Rocky Mountain News Originally published 08:24 a.m., May 30, 2008 Updated 08:24 a.m., May 30, 2008 Drier air will dominate along the Front Range for the next ...
Governer picks Aspen DA Nichols as judge
Aspen-based Deputy District Attorney Gail Nichols has been named to a newly-created District Court judgeship for in the 9th Judicial District.
Colo county mulls well fees to pay for energy boom
Rio Blanco County's 6,000 inhabitants don't expect the full force of northwestern Colorado's energy boom for a while.
Send this Headwaters page to a friend or colleague: Increase in pipeline capacity buoys gas production in the Rockies The near-completion and partial opening of the 1,678-mile Rockies Express, a pipeline built ... via Headwaters News
Enterprise Products Partners LP
A group led by Enterprise Products Partners LP has purchased a 50 percent stake in the proposed Pathfinder Pipeline project from TransCanada Corp. via Houston Business Journal
Rockies' natural-gas production soars
Rocky Mountain natural-gas production is soaring as new pipelines take away the region's bounty. via LongmontFYI
“Where are the people who belong here?”
We stood in the middle of the dance arena looking things over before Northern Ute Elder Clifford Duncan blessed the site of the future Smoking River Pow Wow. via Glenwood Post Independent
Judge finalists all have Aspen ties
“It is an area of the law I enjoy the most”
Aspen will lose one its top legal minds when Gov. Bill Ritter appoints the new 9th Judicial District judge in the coming weeks. via Aspen Times
“On the upper end, we're looking at potentially several hundred thousand acre-feet of water - more than people think is commonly available to develop in the Colorado River”
In its quest to melt oil out of western Colorado's shale, Royal Dutch Shell has been buying up land and water rights in anticipation of what is likely to be a thirsty new industry. via Denver Post
T. Carol Agee departed peacefully on April 29, 2008, with members of his family at his side. via Fort Collins Coloradoan
A newly created judgeship in the 9th Judicial District has attracted a half-dozen applicants - ' all of whom are well known in the Roaring Fork Valley's legal circles. via Aspen Daily News
Mesa County income up, but lags after state, nation
“We've seen a significant increase in wage rates.”
The personal income of Mesa County residents grew faster in 2006 than the state and national average, but it still lags behind those figures, according to a report released Thursday by the U.S. Bureau of ... via The Grand Junction Sentinel
Colorado's per capita income highest in Pitkin County
Per capita personal income in Colorado ranges from a low of $16,859 in Crowley County to a high of $86,122 in Pitkin County, according to data released Thursday by the federal Bureau of Economic Analysis . via The Denver Business Journal
Picture Depicts Devotion of a Border Collie
“The intense passion of the sport was evidenced by not only the handlers and the dogs, but also by the crowd as they would cheer for their favorite pair.”
"Seeking Guidance" by Kimmer High-Jepson won the 2008 TDS Telecom Shepard's Award in the Hotchkiss Sheep Camp Stock Dog trials art competition. via The Fence Post