Man Rescued from Leadville’s Past First, and certainly most important, the guy is going to be alright. That’s not to say that being swallowed up by an old mine shaft on April Fools Day is something that happens all the […]
CMC: Expanding for Impact By Dr. Carrie Besnette Hauser, CMC President Recently, I received my first COVID-19 vaccination. As the nurse who administered my shot – a Colorado Mountain College nursing program graduate – placed a small bandage on the injection […]
Help Mt. Massive This Summer By Hannah Clark, CFI Volunteer Coordinator Colorado Fourteener Initiative (CFI) is excited to announce that the 2021 volunteer opportunities are now available for registration! Thank you for your understanding and support in 2020 as we […]
More Snow and Isolation, Please By Kathy Bedell, © Leadville Today While millions around the world have been adjusting to the isolation that global pandemic shutdowns have imposed upon their lives, and businesses, others have seen it differently. Point in […]
Webinar: What the Future of Work Holds What will the work environment look like in the future? What do changes in technology, employee expectations, and growing markets mean for businesses? The world of work is changing, propelling some to greater […]
The Matchless Mine, Myths and Mining Heroes In honor of Women’s History Month which is celebrated in March, here’s a little-known story (often refuted!) about Baby Doe Tabor, one of Leadville’s most notable women. There has been so much written […]
Leadville’s International Connection with Moly Yesterday, March 24, Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (NYSE: FCX) announced that its Board of Directors (“Board”) declared a cash dividend of $0.075 per share on FCX’s common stock payable on May 3, 2021, to stockholders of record […]
TV Star Suffers Heart Attack When it comes to a Wild West tale about the unexpected death of a gold miner, Lake County doesn’t have to look any further than last summer to find a good script. It’s one of […]
Colorado Hall of Fame Inductees A Secretary of the Interior and Colorado State Attorney General, a journalist and publisher, a frontier physician, a suffragist, journalists, educators, head of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, lawyers/civil rights activists, a community builder […]
Spring Means SNOW at 10,200′ “It’s crazy to think that last year at this time, the lifts had stopped spinning and Cooper was closed for the season. This year we have the gift of a longer season!” said Dana Johnson, […]
Irish Celebrated in Leadville Today Happy Saint Patrick’s Day! If you’re wondering where to get your Irish on in @Leadville Today, here’s what is happening in America’s highest city where everyone is a little Irish on March 17! Unfortunately, some […]
Back-To-Work or Packing-It-In? It was a significant jump for Lake County when the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment (CDLE) released its January jobs report earlier this week. In December 2020, the local unemployment rate was 7.2% compared to January’s […]
