Author: Courier Staff
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Courier news briefs for Jan. 21
Go skating The ice skating rink at Meadow Wood Sports Complex is now open despite unseasonably warm temperatures. Go to the Meadow Wood website for a schedule. Farmers market gets new manager The Teller County Farmers Market Association announced that Amanda Styninger has been named it new market manager. “I’m excited to introduce myself as…
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Courier letters to the editor for Jan. 21
Baffling bison I just read about the new state laws that went into effect this year and one of them made me think that maybe the governor and legislature aren’t thinking things through. Senate Bill 053 is puzzling as it sets fees for bison hunting licenses and penalties for unlawful possession, killing or capturing a…
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Courier pets of the week for Jan. 21
Call TCRAS at (719) 686-7707 Denmark is a quiet kitty that is looking for a quiet home. He’s am a tad on the reserved side and it takes some time for him to warm up to new people. He is slowly learning that petting is ok and would love a family willing to give him…
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Letters to the editor for jan. 14
WPSD Forensic Audit/CFO Reports Michael Perini wrote the guest column praising Merit because in March 25 his PR firm was hired to provide “a strong messaging and marketing strategy” for Merit for a monthly fee. His statements however don’t correspond with the forensic auditor’s contract and the report at the 12/10/24 Board meeting. This auditor…
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Pets of the week for Jan. 14
If interested in meeting these or any other pets at TCRAS, call 719-686-7707. Izzy is a sweet older gal looking for a quiet, loving home. She is currently in foster care working on her confidence and getting comfortable with other dogs. The foster mom has been teaching her all about crate training and the joys…
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Courier news briefs for Jan. 14
Run for city council The City of Woodland Park invites leaders, engaged citizens, and community members with a voice and vision to consider serving. The next municipal election will take place in April, and preparations are officially underway. Nomination petitions are now available for open city council seats for pickup and circulation. Completed petitions must…
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Courier pets of the week
Call TCRAS at 719-686-7707 to set up a time to meet. Bruce, hailing all the way from Texas, is a sweet, rambunctious boy who loves toys, treats and playing with friends. Casey is a sweet and quiet girl who enjoys basking in the sun and indulging in Churu treats. She is slow to warm up…
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Courier news briefs for Dec. 31
Health officials alert public of potential measles exposure at Denver International Airport The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, the Denver Department of Public Health and Environment, and Denver International Airport are notifying the public of a possible measles exposure at Denver International Airport on Dec. 12. An out-of-state traveler with a confirmed case…
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Courier letters to the editor
Nation of citizens I really liked your article, “Immigration and the Law” in the Dec. 10 edition of the Courier. But I’d like to pass on one suggestion. Victor Davis Hanson pointed out in one of his books that we are NOT a nation of immigrants, but a nation of citizens. While people have immigrated…
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Courier news briefs for Dec. 24
Cripple Creek Christmas parade brings festive cheer Woodland Park shows up and out for annual parade In the “most wonderful time of the year,” the Woodland Park community consistently shows up big in all aspects for the annual Lights Above the Clouds Parade on Dec. 6. This year, 62 parade participants including floats, performances and vehicles…