Woodland Park Joins Anti-Cannabis Bandwagon
Sheriffs Declare War Against Gun Control
Cripple Creek Downtown May Light Up With Electronic Signs
Cripple Creek And Victor Tourism Gets Helping Boost
by Rick Langenberg: It’s now Woodland Park’s turn to join the growing...
by Rick Langenberg: Line drawn in the sand between state...
by Rick Langenberg: New Double Eagle display may start new precedent In...
by Rick Langenberg: The Cripple Creek and Victor tourism...
by Rick Langenberg: It’s now Woodland Park’s turn to join the growing chorus of marijuana nay-saying—at least when it comes to banning cannabis retail shops, cultivation hubs, pot clubs and even outdoor reefer plants. Last week, the Woodland Park City Council, following a lengthy discussion, approved the initial reading of a new...
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by Rick Langenberg: Line drawn in the sand between state and local law officers Legal fireworks have ignited regarding gun control in Colorado, pitting county sheriffs against Democratic lawmakers and the governor. A lawsuit was filed late last week by 54 sheriffs, including Terry Maketa and Mike Ensminger, the head...
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by Rick Langenberg: New Double Eagle display may start new precedent In what could become a new trend for the Cripple Creek gaming district, elected leaders have signaled the green light for a large electronic, digital sign at the entrance to town–at least on a trial basis. In taking this action, the...
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by Rick Langenberg: The Cripple Creek and Victor tourism engine has revved up to another gear with the announcement that a long-standing train attraction will stay on track. In addition, the aspen jeep tours, a popular autumn getaway in the district, will remain unaltered for several more years due...
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by Rick Langenberg: Go for the gusto, develop a gem of a town hall and plan for the future. But be prepared to face hefty competition from other communities, some hard questions and much scrutiny. That was the advice of Clay Brown, a regional manager of the state Division of Local...
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By Rick Langenberg: Even with most local municipalities and regional governments saying no to marijuana shops in their communities, elected leaders in Green Mountain Falls want more input from the citizens, prior to enacting any more reefer prohibitions. In a somewhat surprising move, the GMF Board of Trustees last week posed one...
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by Rick Langenberg: The bright Hollywood television lights may have to wait a little longer before shining on the Cripple Creek/Victor mining district. However, local leaders are still not throwing in the towel in their ambitions to land a television or film deal, especially with a setting touted as an “absolute...
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By Beth Dodd: The Teller County Commissioners decided to ban recreational marijuana businesses in the unincorporated parts of the county in a two to one vote on May 9 in spite of the fact that 51% of Teller voters supported Amendment 64 which approved recreational marijuana use. The thumbs down vote came...
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Tuesday, May 14 Chamber Mixer. We hope you can join us for the Ute Pass Triangle Chamber of Commerce Member Mixer on Tuesday on May 14th from 6 to 8 p.m. at Marcroft Hall in Chipita Park. The theme will be ‘Earth Day’ and there will be a door prize for the first person...
The Teller County Board of County Commissioners is, in accordance with C.R.S. 32-1-905(2.5), considering...
by Rick Langenberg: It’s now Woodland Park’s turn to join the growing...
by Rick Langenberg: New Double Eagle display may start new precedent In...
