After a three-hour public hearing process Wednesday evening, the Cedaredge Board of Trustees censured Steve Anderson, Cedaredge Planning and Zoning commissioner and candidate for the Cedaredge Board of Trustees. Read moreCedaredge planning commissioner and trustee candidate censured for negative implications toward back nine development
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After a three-hour public hearing process Wednesday evening, the Cedaredge Board of Trustees censured Steve Anderson, Cedaredge Planning and Zoning commissioner and candidate for the Cedaredge Board of Trustees.
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As the Delta High School baseball team has battled through the challenging portion of its early season schedule, they’ve gotten at-bats against talented pitchers.
A familiar face to the Delta volleyball community will being leading the Delta High School program next season.
Talan Hulet can remember during his freshman season watching Colton Johnson, James Goff and Nolan Bynum signing to go play college football. Four years later, Hulet was in the same place, signing with Colorado Mesa University alongside Landan Clay on Monday, as well as Tucker Johnson, who si…
Even with a 1-0 halftime deficit on Friday, the Delta girls soccer team was feeling confident against Crested Butte. They’d had plenty of chances and the goal they’d allowed came on an excellent shot.
"The Sound of Music" will play at the Delta Egyptian Theater at 7 p.m. Thursday, March 28. Admission is $9 for adults, $7 for students and seniors, at the door or deltaegyptian.com. Rated G.
At 10 a.m. this Saturday, March 30, Grace Community Church will host its annual Easter Egg Drop at the Lions Pavilion at Confluence Park. Thousands of eggs, food trucks, cornhole and more are promised.
The North Fork Valley Creative Coalition is sponsoring free art classes for adults over age 50. However, registration is required by going to northforkcreative.org/artful-aging.
Shortly after the Wright Brothers performed their first successful flight, just before World War I and nearly two decades before the birth of television, the Davis family became invested in the clothing sector, which would continue to grow more than a century later.
God led Tonya Marie Simon to Cedaredge, and through Him, she blossomed in her calling to bless the community through her home and mobile cosmetology services.
Several North Fork area businesses close during the winter season as tourism stops, and road conditions are difficult to pass when winter weather conditions are present. Berg Harvest Mercantile Owner Lauren Thliveris said her business thrives during spring, summer and early fall, but it is n…
A troubled multicounty clinic based in Delta that offered physical and mental health services to some of the most vulnerable people on the Western Slope closed its doors Friday.
If we needed more evidence that American society is in decline, consider how little respect we give lentils. Pound for pound, these legumes quietly deliver more nutrition to more people than anything else growing on earth. One serving of this lightweight bean contains twice the anti-oxidants of blueberries, about half your daily fiber needs, loads of folate, iron, and other minerals, and more protein than any plant that isn’t soy. Being legumes, they can grow on marginal soils, and improve the soils with each planting.
It’s easy to underestimate the power of food in personal health. You are what you eat has never been more relevant. The Heart & Stroke Foundation of Canada says eating a healthy diet is one of the essential ways to protect health, as up to 80% of premature heart disease and stroke can be prevented through healthy habits. And since heart disease is a major concern for women, healthy eating should be a priority.
Pregnancy can be an exciting time in a couple’s life. Ensuring mother and child stay healthy is a foremost concern during pregnancy, and women can do various things to maintain their health during this magical time in their lives.
The North Fork Valley Creative Coalition is sponsoring free art classes for adults over age 50. However, registration is required by going to northforkcreative.org/artful-aging.
Haven House can’t fix the low supply and high demand for housing, or the dearth of childcare options — but it’s doing its part, while also continuing its transitional living program for families.
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church at 145 W. Fifth St. in Delta will host the Delta County Symphonic Community Concert at 7 p.m. on Friday, March 22.
The dismissal of a 2017 murder case on grounds of competency is prompting a survivor to question the notification process if the defendant is ever released from the state mental health system — and it is also bringing a call for legislative clarity.
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife began operating two aquatic nuisance species watercraft inspection and decontamination stations at the Colorado State Patrol Loma and Trinidad Ports of Entry on Thursday, March 14. These two check stations are the first to open and operate during the boating season as full-time seasonal roadside inspection stations after two years of a successful pilot program.