Sunday Honored for Years of Service Steve Sunday of the Leadville Ranger District of the San Isabel National Forest has been recognized for his dedication and commitment to wilderness with a national award. Steve is the 2019 recipient of the […]
Renew. Reorganize. Relax. Renew. Reorganize. Relax. While these three words might be found on a home décor pillow, for most entrepreneurs that same good advice often gets pushed around on the priority list, as day-to-day challenges intersect with long-term goals. […]
DA Monitors Residency Requirements Did you know by law that a “voter’s residency is the principal or primary home or place in which a person lives?” That’s right, it’s not your second home that you visit for 8 weeks in […]
Watching Over Trick-Or-Treat Street by Brennan Ruegg, Leadville Today Contributor Some are squat, some winged, some in collar and chains, and some dragons with lanterns in their mouths. Not all are on the street level; keep an eye out high […]
Angelview at Twin Lakes: Revisited By Kathy Bedell © Leadville Today The Praying Angel of Twin Lakes. For many, this naturally created feature in southern Lake County is sacred, especially when its quaking leaves turn golden, revealing its full celestial […]
Digging Deep to Keep History Alive The board and staff of the National Mining Hall of Fame and Museum (NMHFM) have undertaken a three-year campaign to raise $6 million for an endowment to ensure the organization’s sustainability. The NMHFM has […]
Make It Sweet at 10,200 Feet! With sunny skies in the forecast for most of the coming weekend, the Halloween season is underway with kick-off events including everything from pumpkins to prestidigitation, from railroads to running. Forecasters are calling for […]
More Folks Reaching New Heights When it comes to hiking in Colorado, it’s all about “bagging a 14er.” It’s what mountaineers refer to as successfully summiting one of the states’s 58 peaks which claim over 14,000 feet in elevation. And […]
Jobs-A-Plenty as Resorts Gear Up Lake County’s unemployment rate is at 1.9%, that’s according to the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment’s employment situation report for September 2019 which was released last Friday, Oct. 18. And while that low number […]
Turn The Page: Fall Into Winter Lake County’s first significant winter weather advisory will remain in effect until 9 p.m. tonight, Monday, October 21, according to Lake County Office of Emergency Management Director Cailee Hamm in a Sunday evening notice […]
CCW (Finally) Get Green Light from USFS In a bureaucratic timeline that was stretched out to the point of nearly costing Lake County the very grant monies available to make the project even possible, the US Forest Service (USFS) finally […]
The BEST Season is Underway in Leadville! It’s exactly the type of mid-fall morning weather that hunters love, with Mother Nature leaving behind a trace of snow on the forest floor and open meadows, providing telltale tracks of which direction the antlered […]
