07/12/11 El Paso County Commissioner Amy Lathen will host a "whistle stop town hall and announcement tour" Saturday, presumably to announce that she will run for a second term in November 2012.Lathen, who chairs the board this year, will make four stops in her district, which covers the eastern...
07/12/11 The Lamar 12 year-old All-Star team captured the championship in the state-qualifying 2011 Colorado Cal Ripken Area 3 &7 Tournament held July 8-10 in Ellicott, Colo.
06/17/11 A Jefferson County jury has convicted a 19-year-old man on sex-related charges for trafficking of a child.
06/17/11 A tornado warning has been canceled for El Paso and Elbert Counties.
06/17/11 A decision by Xcel Energy to unexpectedly cut rebates in Colorado may have cost the industry at least 400 jobs.
06/12/11 A number of developers and activists are accusing the agency charged with developing the inner harbor with manipulating a bidding process to ensure that its favored developer, in partnership with the agency's primary law firm, wins the rights to redevelop the Donovan Building on Main Street across from the former site of Memorial Auditorium.
06/10/11 Buffalo's long running celebration of African American heritage begins with "Sankofa Days" followed by a parade and weekend events at MLK Park.
06/09/11 Federal contracting was behind the success of the three Maryland companies that took home small-business awards from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce on Thursday.
06/09/11 Chief Warrant Officer Kevin Ellicott's nightmares can be tough to explain. But Sierra understands. "She's actually woken me up when I was having one," says the 43-year-old Marine, whose peppy black Lab puppy is "helping me find my new normal."
06/07/11 Trusant Technologies, LLC, a service-disabled, veteran-owned company that implements enterprise systems, and creates and supports mission-critical data facilities for federal agencies, has won the Maryland Chamber of Commerce Small Business of the Year Award for companies with 11-50 employees.
06/06/11 Federal contracting was behind the success of the three Maryland companies that took home small-business awards from the Maryland Chamber of Commerce on Thursday.
06/04/11 Presidential hopeful gets standing ovation at Lincoln Day dinner Republican presidential hopeful Herman Cain, speaking at the Howard County Lincoln Day dinner Friday night, offered no specifics about what he would do if elected the nation's leader, but he didn't need to.
06/04/11 Robert J. Spangenthal, former owner of Landmark Furniture in Clarence, died last Saturday in Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital. He was 82. Born in Amherst and raised in Eggertsville, he was a 1946 graduate of Amherst High School.
06/03/11 Frederick Title Group of Frederick named Rob Abdinoor assistant manager. Previously, Abdinoor was a branch manager and settlement officer with Beltway Title.
06/01/11 BUFFALO, N.Y. -- The mobile food truck industry is growing in Buffalo but owners say a lack of legislation is limiting their ability to serve. " The Whole Hog " mobile food truck was shut down by Buffalo Police Saturday evening.
05/27/11 Iskalo Development Corp. has acquired the former Verizon Building on Ellicott Street, adding to its downtown portfolio, which includes the Electric Tower.
05/27/11 A segment of Superfresh grocery stores in Maryland is expected to reopen under new names, while the fate of other Superfresh locations is uncertain. The stores' bankrupt parent, the Great American & Pacific Tea Co. of Montvale, N.J., recently completed an auction of a group of its Maryland stores.
05/24/11 The pros and cons of making some downtown bars off-limits to patrons under the legal drinking age were debated in City Hall this afternoon. More than 30 people attended a public hearing held by the Common Council's Legislation Committee.
05/24/11 Mr. Tommy Junior Roland, 57 of Green Cove Springs, Fla., passed away Monday, May 16, 2011. He was a native of Jacksonville and moved to Green Cove Spring in 1964. He worked as a heavy equipment operator for the State of Florida and for Solite before becoming disabled.
05/23/11 Wendy Farley barely had time to change out of her cap and gown before starting her new job. Sunday, the international studies-Spanish double major attended Niagara University's commencement. | 
