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A win for alternative education in Durango with nearly $600,000 in grants over the next three years, pushing Mountain Middle School closer to opening day in August |
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| The State Senate
shooting down a bill that would have ended the concealed weapon
permitting process and filled the streets with people packing heat
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Crews at the Fukishima nuclear
power plant restoring electricity to the reactors, a significant
step toward restarting the cooling system and avoiding further
meltdown
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| The State of Utah turning a blind eye to current events and announcing a 10-year energy plan emphasizing nuclear power and traditional fossil fuels |  |
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| News that part-time
Telluride resident Tom Cruise is benefiting from Colorado’s
agricultural tax breaks and paying only $400 in property tax on his
$18 million “ranch”
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| The U.S. housing market continuing to wallow below the surface with sales of existing homes plunging to its lowest level in nine years in February | |
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In this week's issue...
- May 15, 2025
- End of the trail
Despite tariff pause, Colorado bike company can’t hang on through supply chain chaos
- May 8, 2025
- Shared pain
Dismal trend highlights need to cut usage in Upper Basin, too
- April 24, 2025
- A tale of two bills
Nuclear gets all the hype, but optimizing infrastructure will have bigger impact