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Karen Pontius, left, and Lynne Sholler joined more than 120 people in Buckley Park on Sunday to protest violence against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.
Brett McMurry walks past the painted hay bales on his ranch along U.S. Highway 285 on March 8 in Nathrop. Brett and his brother Ken, owner and operators of McMurry Land and Livestock, are encouraging people to continue to eat beef and support the livelihood of ranching economies across Colorado. “Without this ranch, this land would be developed into houses,” says Ken McMurry.
Ronny and Kelsey Pope are joined by their son Chisum, 7, and niece Maelle Frasier, 8, as they check on their cows and heifers on their Frasier Farms and River Bend Ranch on March 9 in Limon. A herd of the Pope’s Red Angus heifers make their way across a field to feed bales of hay that Ronny has delivered with his truck.
Brett McMurry checks the direction of the moving truck while feeding the cows on the ranch on March 8, 2021, in Nathrop.
Ronny and Kelsey Pope are joined by their son Chisum, 7, and niece Maelle Frasier, 8, as they check on their cows and heifers on their Frasier Farms and River Bend Ranch on March 9, 2021 in Limon. A herd of Red Angus cows graze on some of the Popes’ acreage.
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The Bureau of Land Management’s headquarters in Grand Junction is housed on Horizon Drive.
Peakview School, shown here in a March 23, 2021 photo, is a preschool through eighth grade school in Walsenburg. The school has struggled to meet state expectations for several years.
The March 25, 2020, avalanche triggered by Evan Hannibal, left, and Tyler DeWitt deposited as much as 20 feet of debris on the Loop Road above the west portal of the Eisenhower-Johnson Memorial Tunnel.
Evan Hannibal, left, and Tyler DeWitt are facing criminal charges of reckless endangerment after the backcountry snowboarders reported an avalanche above Interstate 70 in March 2020. On Thursday, a Summit County judge declared a mistrial after too few jurors showed up to court.
