Chaffee County Road and Bridge Supervisor Mark Stacy confirmed this week that paving of CR 162 in Chalk Creek Canyon will begin Monday, July 30, on a two-mile stretch west of the infamous dip. The work is expected to take...
Read MoreChaffee County Clerk and Recorder Lori Mitchell has announced that a lot drawing will be held at 9 a.m. Friday, July 20, to determine the order of names on the Nov. 6 general election ballot. The lot drawing is open to the...
Read MoreA new project to build eight affordable homes, called the Old Stage Road Rowhouses, will break ground at 6 p.m. Wednesday, July 18, in Salida. The project, being developed by the Chaffee Housing Trust, is in the Two Rivers...
Read MoreChaffee County Commissioners have scheduled a joint planning session with the Chaffee County Planning Commission at 4 p.m. July 17 in the commissioners meeting room to continue the input work for the revision of the Chaffee...
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A flash flood hit South Park Monday evening, July 16, resulting from downpours in the Weston Pass...
Read MoreWhat exactly is an “enemy of the people”? According to the current president of the United States, Donald Trump, it is me. It is all journalists whose job it is to give you the facts and information about the events shaping our...
Read MoreIn their 9 a.m. July 17 meeting to be held in Buena Vista at 113 N. Court, Chaffee County Commissioners will consider becoming both the applicant and fiscal agent on application for two Colorado Beautiful grants. The first...
Read MoreChaffee County landlords weigh in on affordable housing They say there’s two sides to every story – and Chaffee County’s affordable housing issue is no exception. Speaking with a cross section of local landlords and property...
Read More“We finished bailing hay today. We’re getting about a third of what we would normally get. … And we’re done. We’re out of water.” – Tim Canterbury, rancher and Upper Arkansas Water Conservancy District vice chair
Read More“It was clear that the jury realized the severity of the defamation against Dr. Brown. The best evidence of this was their award of $350,000 in damages for falsely accusing Dr. Brown of cruel hunting practices in the Change.org petition and for passing out defamatory fliers at the 2016 Parade of Lights in Salida.”
Charlie Cain
Attorney for Alison Brown
Day five of the Vely versus Brown trial in District Court saw Judge Patrick Murphy confirming that materials including a Change.org petition and flier contain false claims about Alison Brown and her Headwaters Hounds and are, by...
Read MoreThe defense rested on day four of the Vely versus Brown jury trial in District Court after presenting evidence that cast suspicion on the Velys for allegedly inciting Brown’s foxhounds to bark by attracting wildlife and playing...
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