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The Natural World: Two types of foxes call the Ark Valley home
By Jordan Hedberg
The Arkansas River Valley region is home to a fascinating duo of canids that blur the line between dog and cat: the red fox and...
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Q & A with Eric Gilbertson, the man who showed Colorado, it had a hidden 14er
By Jordan Hedberg
We often forget that what we know might not actually be accurate. Human nature rests on a mountain of assumptions, and in ignorance, we often...
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Supreme Court and District Judge end Linda Stanley’s final attempt to avoid punishment
By Jordan Hedberg
The five-year saga of the rise and fall of Linda Stanley entered its closing chapter over the last week as the Colorado Supreme Court ruled...
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Burros, volunteers, and a mission to bring water to LT100 runners on Hope Pass
By Jordan Hedberg
We recently spent four days camped out at timberline up Hope Pass —about 11,800 feet in altitude — helping support the highest aid station for...
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A steam whistle blasts in the Wet Mountain Valley for the first time in 86 years
By Jordan Hedberg
In 1939, as the United States continued to struggle to fully recover from the decade-long Great Depression, places like Westcliffe were still far from experiencing...
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On Mountain Time 25-28

On Mountain Time 25-28

By Staff on June 1, 1999

Comic Strip by Clint Driscoll and Laura Ravenwood

Mountain Life – June 1999 – Colorado Central Magazine

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Attention Developers: Here’s how to beat the system

By Staff on June 1, 1999

It’s never as easy as pie

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The Myth of Santa Fe by Chris Wilson

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Ice Crusaders by Tom Wolf

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Services they don’t offer here

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Is there life after U.S. West?

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Some blessings of Mud Season

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Colorado’s 3 native cats

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Return of the Lynx

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Yvonne Halburian: Mapping her way through life

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Why national politics are better for your health

By Staff on May 1, 1999

Attention FATs, EYEs, and EARs

By Staff on May 1, 1999

Buena Vista reclaiming state recall championship

By Staff on May 1, 1999

2 bidders vying for abandoned Creede branch

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Briefs from the San Luis Valley

By Staff on May 1, 1999

3 men in a bar

By Staff on May 1, 1999

On Mountain Time 20-24

On Mountain Time 20-24

By Staff on May 1, 1999

When the Republic strays, people demand more democracy

By Staff on May 1, 1999

Let’s Enjoy Our Dark Nights

By Staff on April 1, 1999

Old Spanish Trail, North Branch by Ron Kessler

By Staff on April 1, 1999

From the Grave, by Linda Wommack

By Staff on April 1, 1999

The Lynx between Unlikely Allies

By Staff on April 1, 1999

Big Art from Andy Burns

By Staff on April 1, 1999

Needed: A Larger Cast for the Rangeland Drama

By Staff on April 1, 1999

Fond Leadville Memories

By Staff on April 1, 1999

Custer Recreation Center should be wrecked

By Staff on April 1, 1999

‘No’ isn’t the right answer to every question

By Staff on April 1, 1999

I can barely wait for Pre-Futurism

By Staff on April 1, 1999

The Birth and Death of Free Range Radio

By Staff on April 1, 1999

Those Little Boxes are Summer Homes for Bluebirds

By Staff on April 1, 1999

‘Central Mountains’ are right where they should be

By Staff on April 1, 1999

Tourism and Community Identity

By Staff on April 1, 1999

Heard Around the West

By Staff on April 1, 1999

Split Verdict Returned in Part 1 of Split Trial

By Staff on April 1, 1999

Gunnison School’s Aroma Improves

By Staff on April 1, 1999

San Luis Valley Briefs

By Staff on April 1, 1999

On Mountain Time 16-19

On Mountain Time 16-19

By Staff on April 1, 1999

Good Gossip Builds Stronger Communities

By Staff on April 1, 1999

We’re ready for Y2K, if not quite compliant

By Staff on March 1, 1999

Cecil Andrus by C.D. Andrus and Joel Connelly

By Staff on March 1, 1999

Pioneers of the Colorado Parks by Richard Barth

By Staff on March 1, 1999

Valley of the Cranes by V.M. Simmons

By Staff on March 1, 1999

Glenwood Canyon by Conrad F. Schader

By Staff on March 1, 1999

Making it work

By Staff on March 1, 1999