UPDATED July 17, 2024, 3:00 p.m. July 17 The following clarifying information was received after the story about tonight’s final public meeting on the Integrated Resource Plan was published. This […]
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This year’s rodeo parade took new route with new emcee
The 2024 Rooftop Rodeo Parade charted a new course this year due to construction in the downtown corridor, but according to parade organizers, the venerable rodeo parade may not return […]
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Two Public hearings included in the Town Board meeting result in changes in the Municipal Code and a rezoning
Two Public hearings included in the Town Board meeting result in changes in the Municipal Code and a rezoning Bed-and-breakfast inns were defined by the Town of Estes Park as […]
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Road maintenance to close Wild Basin access
Those wanting to experience the hike to two highly rated spots with spectacular waterfalls in Rocky Mountain National Park will have to get that visit in before July 23, or […]
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What’s happening
Events and entertainment in the Estes Valley this weekend and next week.
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Next monthly meetings of Upper Thompson Sanitation District to focus on rates
Both the July and August regular monthly meetings of the Upper Thompson Sanitation District will be marked by discussions dealing with the potential of increases in the structure metered and non-metered […]
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State legislators hold town hall meeting in Estes
Marchman and Amabile reviewed highlights of the 2024 Colorado Legislature
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Time for a real choice in Rocky
“You picked the wrong hill to die on buddy!” “Don’t be such an a$$&213!” “But our parks are being loved to death!” Those are some of the things people yelled […]
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Rigby wins Telly Award for video production
Wendy Rigby was awarded a 2024 Telly Award, a prestigious industry award that honors excellence in television and video. Rigby, who holds the title Marketing and Communications Specialist at Estes […]
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Real estate sales cool, prices don’t
There are many residential properties on the market in the Estes Valley, and while it is taking twice as long to sell as it did in 2023, median prices have increased over the past year by $100,000.