Possible 12,000 year old Paleolithic projectile point discovered in the Wet Mountains of Colorado
By Jordan Hedberg
While chugging along on his daily light run at Bear Basin Ranch a couple of Sundays ago, Gary Ziegler’s trained geological and archeological eye glimpsed...
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Part archaeologists, part Peruvian explorers, part ranchers, Gary and Amy curate regional history in the Wet Mountains of Central Colorado
By Jordan Hedberg
Ziegler and Finger have made several native discoveries on their ranch east of town including a possible Clovis crystal spear point Originally published on November...
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Calling all woman hikers!
By Jessica Wierzbinski
IF YOU KNOW AN AMAZING WOMAN planning to hike a portion or all of the Colorado Trail this summer or fall, put her in touch...
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Honor the Fallen
By Bill Christie
AUGUST 5 IS THE ANNIVERSARY of the Mann Gulch Fire in 1949 near Helena, Montana. On that fateful day, temperatures were in the high 90s....
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buffalo soldiers: reVision
By Jordan Hedberg
THE FORT GARLAND MUSEUM and Cultural Center continues to establish unique exhibits that highlight not just an honest look at local history but also combine...
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Posts tagged as “Dave Skinner”

A Wilderness so Immense, by Jon Kukla

By Staff on October 1, 2003

Review by Dave Skinner

History – October 2003 – Colorado Central Magazine

A Wilderness So Immense – The Louisiana Purchase and the Destiny of America
by Jon Kukla
Published in 2003 by Alfred Knopf/Borzoi Books
ISBN 0-375-40812-6

Public enterprise hasn’t worked

By Staff on April 1, 2003

More regulation?

By Staff on January 1, 2003

Flattered by the opposition

By Staff on November 1, 2002

Conservation Easements put money in wrong pockets

By Staff on June 1, 2002

Perhaps the airliner should be “Adventure Travel,” too

By Staff on January 1, 2002

It won’t be hard to christen a jackass

By Staff on September 1, 2000