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Populations are declining in more than one-third of rural counties across the country. Colorado’s counties are bucking the trend, thanks to a number of...
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On a summer evening, police Sgt. Anthony Gagliano patrols the long, open streets of Fort Morgan, Colorado. He’s lived here for the last 16 years, almost...
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“If our tax increase doesn’t pass, we’re probably going to have to look at a four-day week” for county services, one commissioner says.
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Many elderly and disabled rural Coloradans rely on transit to get to doctor’s appointments or even to go grocery shopping. As the Colorado Independent…
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Approximately one-quarter of rural Colorado households have no access to broadband internet, making it difficult to compete for residents or businesses,…
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Gov. John Hickenlooper gave his final state of the state address Thursday and as The Denver Post reports, Hickenlooper spoke at length about the…
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Small landfills in Colorado once facing closure and fines are now getting help from the state.As Colorado Public Radio reports, a recent state regulatory…
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In the summer of 2002, water pumps in Colorado’s San Luis Valley stopped working. The center pivot sprinklers that coax shoots from the dry soil and...