Poncha Springs News

Robert Byrd., D-W.Va., bangs the gavel on Capitol Hill in Washington prior to a joint meeting of Congress.

PONCHA SPRINGS , Colo., June 30 /PRNewswire/ -- Rocky Mountain Estate Brokers Realty LLC announces the public auction of 25 mountain home sites at Little River Ranch near Salida, on Saturday, July 11, 2009 at 1:10 pm MDT, according to auctioneer David P. Whitley.

One person has been taken to a Salida hospital after colliding head-on with a Colorado State Patrol vehicle.

A bill that would allow high school students to earn a diploma while simultaneously completing a college associate's degree was delayed yesterday after a blizzard shut down the Capitol.

A new bus service between Gunnison and Denver is now available thanks to a partnership between the Colorado Department of Transportation and eight local agencies and transit partners.

Whenever someone bakes a pie, everyone wants a piece of it. Colorado's Amendment 50 is certainly no exception.

With a nudge from Gov. Bill Ritter, Colorado's community colleges and state historical preservation groups reached a tenuous accord Thursday over how to distribute the new gaming revenue authorized with voter ...

Feb 11, 2009 8:40 pm US/Mountain Reporting Greg Moody It's not as exciting as being on a Hollywood soundstage, but the work of a committee at the Colorado State Capitol may help bring Hollywood to Colorado.

It's a brand-new pot of money in a tanking economy. The fight was inevitable. Community colleges battled the state's foremost history buffs Wednesday as lawmakers worked to draft a bill addressing how to divvy ...

A gambling measure voters approved last fall has pitted preservationists against community college backers in a high- stakes fight for a share of the pot.

Members of a legislative ethics committee agreed to postpone a vote on "probable cause" in a complaint filed against Assistant House Minority Leader David Balmer while expressing frustration that - because ...

The House Ethics Committee on Tuesday once again asked Rep. David Balmer to provide records of phone calls and e-mail messages that could help the committee determine whether he broke House rules while he was ...

A 10 percent tax break for movie makers is the big offering in House Bill 1010, introduced on Jan.

Colorado's film industry returned to the state Capitol on Wednesday, aiming to persuade lawmakers to approve a more modest incentives program than the one that failed last year.

From The Mountain Mail : "A $360,000 grant for infrastructure development in connection with development of Friend Ranch was announced by Poncha Springs Trustees during their meeting Monday.

A 15-year-old is in trouble after he allegedly held a sign reading, 'Hijacked, need help,' while sitting in the back of a GVT bus.

Two people are in custody after an attempt to arrest a Grand Junction man led to a standoff lasting several hours in Poncha Springs.