Inaugural Cancer Walk declared a success
The Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center’s inaugural Cancer Walk was declared a success by...
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Author: Daniel Smith
Hospital board hears Medicaid program issues
Colorado Medicaid is causing concern among local hospitals, including Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center, with a changing approach to improving care under the complex Hospital Transformation Program. The HRRMC board...
Read MoreSept. 29 Cancer Walk benefits local patients
On Saturday, Sept. 29, the community is invited to take part in the first-ever Cancer Walk under sponsorship of Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center.
Read MoreEye on the Fifth: Congressional candidate responses
The election is about two months off, and it’s a bit quiet in the Fifth Congressional District race between incumbent Republican Doug Lamborn and Democratic challenger Stephany Rose Spaulding. Voters may wonder whether a debate...
Read MoreHospital board reviews construction progress, services growth
The multi-million dollar expansion of the Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center is on time and under budget, and a first administrative walk-through left a positive impression.
Read MoreEye on the Fifth
Eye on the Fifth was first published in Colorado Central Magazine The primary election in the Fifth Congressional District – with some drama to it – is over, and the stage is set for November; there’s both a new and an old...
Read More2018 Primary Election Analysis
Unaffiliated voters comprise the largest percentage of registered voters in the state, at about 38 percent, but the final turnout of those registered as unaffiliated was still small – about 20 percent.
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After months of politics and campaigning, the decisions finally fall to the voters in the Fifth Congressional District in the primary election. June 26 is the date the electorate gets its say after what arguably has been a...
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The incumbent, Lamborn, might have been viewed by some observers as acting a little out of character of late. Last issue, I pointed out that he had strongly opposed the decade-long effort by many people in the region to create Browns Canyon National Monument, but recently sponsored legislation to add a small tract of land (280 acres) in Teller County to the nearly 6,000-acre Florissant Fossil Beds.
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