Volunteers repair a LC home destroyed in Hurricane Rita

02/24/11 The aftermath of Hurricane Rita still lingers in the lake area as volunteers are still repairing homes destroyed during Hurricane Rita.

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Staging Denver Homes For Sale

02/16/11 All of you must have heard a lot about staging Denver Homes for sale. But when it comes to a detaile...
 

COLORADO STATE HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING PAIRINGS

02/14/11 CHIEFTAIN PHOTO/MIKE SWEENEY Pueblo's South High School Marco Chavez (left) ties up Centennial's Bryan Romero during their 103-pound match at the Class 4A, Region 2 wrestling championships Saturday night at Widefield High School.

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Writers on the Range: Ronald Reagan, the surprise environmentalist

01/27/11 Expect to be hearing plenty about Ronald Reagan as the centennial of his birth is coming up soon. Our 40th president was born on Feb. 6, 1911, in Tampico, Ill. A commemorative postage stamp is in the works, along with traveling exhibits, academic meetings and sculpture unveilings.

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Writers on the Range: Ronald Reagan, the surprise environmentalist

01/27/11 Expect to be hearing plenty about Ronald Reagan as the centennial of his birth is coming up soon. Our 40th president was born on Feb. 6, 1911, in Tampico, Ill. A commemorative postage stamp is in the works, along with traveling exhibi Copyright 2011 Summit Daily News. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Summit ...

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Colorado churches to pray for political peace tonight

01/26/11 From mountain to mountain, from tiny church to tiny church, a prayer will rise above the Colorado Rockies tonight for political peace.

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Spruce beetles decimate more trees

01/23/11 Survey shows 52,000 more acres lost, now 196,000 acres of Rio Grande National Forest.

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Lynx issues won't slow review of forest projects

01/21/11 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to decide whether lynx habitat needs protection.

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Feds drop appeal on lynx habitat, will revise plan

01/17/11 BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) - Wildlife officials have dropped their appeal of a court ruling that forces the government to revise its flawed plan to protect critical habitat for Canada lynx. The move means the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Copyright 2011 Summit Daily News. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Summit Daily ...

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New year, new drama for local theaters

01/05/11 The tale of founder Patricia Di Benedetto Snyder's rise and fall has been well-documented over the past year, and the troupe was put to bed following its December production of "A Christmas Carol," but neither NYSTI nor its supporters are lying down peacefully. Just up State Street from Proctors, Schenectady Light Opera Company gets closer and closer to closing its old doors, while opening a new ...

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Snow, Bitter Cold Move Into Colorado

12/30/10 The first significant snow accumulations of the season are adding up along the Front Range.

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Silver Miner Delivers Explosive Profits

12/27/10 NEW YORK (TheStreet ) - Hecla Mining's silver story is so good you have to wonder if this shining success story can last. The oldest silver miner in America produced 2.7 million ounces of silver in the third quarter for negative cash costs of $1.01 an ounce. The company made 6 cents a share and Hecla estimates that for 2010 it will produce 10 million to 11 million ounces of silver with total ...

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Dillon theatre snags Post Ovation Awards

12/27/10 It's not often small theaters outside the Front Range pick up multiple citations in the Denver Post's annual Ovation Awards, but this year Lake Dillon Theatre Company won four of them. The theater won its first "best Copyright 2010 Summit Daily News. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. Summit Daily News Dillon ...

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Securities Regulatory Attorney Joins Latham & Watkins, Further Bolstering Broker-Dealer Capability

12/15/10 Dubai/New York, December 15, 2010: Latham & Watkins LLP 1 is pleased to announce that Ellen M. Creede has joined the firm as a counsel in the Corporate Department.

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Pledging Independence to Voters Here and Yon

11/01/10 CREEDE, Colo. -- The numbers were tiny, perhaps 250 votes still up for grabs on Election Day in this mountain town. The other 400 voters got mail-in ballots, many of them already cast.

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2010 State cross country results

10/31/10 Team scores -- Fort Collins 116, Heritage 157, Mountain Vista 208, Arapahoe 214, Monarch 231, Dakota Ridge 261, Smoky Hill 284, Rock Canyon 289, Palmer 289, Pomona 325, Fairview 357, Chaparral 377, ThunderRidge 404, Poudre 404, Highlands Ranch 420, Thornton 427, Cherry Creek 428, Rocky Mountain 447, Regis Jesuit 477, Castle View 490, Fossil Ridge 529, Bear Creek 543, Arvada West 549, Loveland 639.

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Moore: Country Dinner Playhouse demolition set

10/30/10 The shuttered Country Dinner Playhouse will be demolished in a matter of weeks. The landmark theater at Interstate 25 and Arapahoe Road, which closed after 37 years in May 2007, will become a Restaurant Depot. That and other news of the week, including video of Carol Channing's visit to Fort Collins, and the making of a local "It Gets Better" video.

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Save gas! Visit Creede Rep at nearby Arvada Center

10/10/10 This week: Mini-reviews of Credde Rep's "The Ladies Man" at the Arvada Center, Boulder Ensemble's "Doubt," Miners Alley Playhouse's "Art." That and news of the week, including photos from Oskar Eustis' talk at TheatreWorks in Colorado Springs.

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Preview: Fear and flesh feed Dracula's immortal appeal

10/08/10 The vampire craze that started with Bram Stoker's 1897 "Dracula" novel still flies through the pop-culture night sky at warp speed with "True Blood" and "Twilight." Why? Because the Dracula myth taps into our real, ongoing fear of predatory sexuality.

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Best Bets: A '50s B-movie fest, flying pumpkins, 3-D IMAX and more

10/08/10 Long before horror flicks swan-dived into buckets of gore, they dealt with anxieties. B-movies so steeped in Cold War jitters have become kitschy hoots, but they're also revealing of a moment in time.

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Local news in brief Oct. 6, 2010

10/05/10 The Santa Fe Police Department is investigating two reports of students bringing knives to school on Monday.

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