7th Annual Central City Beer Fest 2018
By David Josselyn
Is the future of microbreweries in the local pub house rather than distribution? Fourteen breweries lined Main Street for the Central City Beer Fest to gain exposure for (more…)
Tag: Central City
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30th Annual Cemetery Crawl
Gilpin Historical Society tells of those who rest beneath the groundby Patty Unruh
Hard-rock miner, undertaker, saloon owner, educator. These and others were real people who lived in Gilpin County in the 1800’s and are buried at the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) Cemetery on Eureka Street above Central City. (more…)
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NedFest 2018
Twenty years and countingby Dave Gibson
Last weekend, NedFest in Nederland, CO, put on another spectacular three-day festival for the twentieth year in a row. If he were still with us, music promoter and founder Mike Torpie would have been proud of the mainstay that it has become. (more…)
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Gilpin Eagles defeated in first home game on new turf
Young football team faces challenging seasonby Patty Unruh
The Gilpin High School varsity football team got steamrollered by the Caliche Buffaloes (Iliff) 43-0 on Friday, August 24, in the first home game on Gilpin’s new field. It wasn’t exactly the outcome desired for the debut of the long-awaited field, but the Eagles’ team is pretty young this year and (more…)
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Lorenz announces candidacy
For Gilpin County TreasurerI am Mary Lorenz and I would like to announce that I am a candidate running for the Gilpin County Treasurer and Public Trustee in the November General Election.
I moved to Central City in 1971 as a child, where we lived in a house in Central City that had been owned by my great grandmother. My mom, Peggy Palmer, worked for the City of Central in the finance office for over 20 years. I graduated from Clear Creek High School in 1977, because at that (more…)
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Gilpin County Education Foundation annual golf classic
Golfers follow through to swing funding for studentsby Patty Unruh
“Golf is a game whose aim is to hit a very small ball into an even smaller hole, with weapons singularly ill-designed for the purpose.” Winston Churchill (more…)
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McMillan announces candidacy
For Gilpin County AssessorI, Daurice McMillan am proud to announce my candidacy for Gilpin County Assessor. I bring twelve years of experience as the Chief Deputy Assessor for Gilpin County, plus two years of experience working in the Treasurer’s office.
Gilpin is a small, busy, and exciting county. As a Colorado native, raised in the Golden/ Arvada area, I visited a family cabin regularly, property where my brother now lives. I remember stopping at the Nifty Nook and what Black Hawk and Central City once (more…)
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An interview with William F. Kelso
A Colorado Pioneer
By Maggie Magoffin
August 24, 1877 – Recently, I had the pleasure of dining at the home of William and Sallie Kelso in Georgetown, where Mr. Kelso shared tales of his journey to Colorado back in 1860 and of his many accomplishments over the past 17 years.
I asked him what brought him to Colorado. (more…)
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Yocom announces candidacy
For Gilpin County CommissionerMy name is Jerry Yocom and I am running for the position of Gilpin County Commissioner. I have 30 years of legal and law enforcement education and experience. I am an adjunct professor at Regis University, teaching graduate students in the criminology department. After having been approached about running for commissioner,and after serious consideration and personal reflection, I became convinced that I did indeed have the ability and am motivated to take on this important role. (more…)
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The 2018 Mardi Gras Bulls and Beads Rodeo
At the Gilpin County FairBy Jaclyn Schrock
Mardi Gras Bulls & Beads began what is becoming a tradition, professional rodeo at Gilpin County Fair. This rodeo has continued to be made possible with sponsorship from Black Hawk’s Mardi Gras Casino, part of Affinity Gaming. Locals and cowboys alike are so thankful for their sponsorship! (more…)
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Gilpin School Board reviews students’ CMAS/ PARCC test data
New staff members welcomedby Patty Unruh
The Gilpin County Board of Education conducted its first meeting of the 2018-19 school year on Tuesday, August 21, at 7:00 (more…)
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Quarry and squatters concern Virginia Canyon residents
Gilpin Commissioners deal with Larson property, plus possible shooting rangeBy Randy Beaudette
The Gilpin County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) met on Wednesday (more…)
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GCHS varsity football kicks-off season on new turf
Eagles host Caliche on Friday nightBy David MacKenzie
Friday, August 24, at 7 p.m. marks the season kick-off as the varsity football Eagles host Caliche. The contest marks the Eagles first game on the new artificial turf sports field. (more…)
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Gilpin Fair had something for everyone
From beauty queens to rodeoBy Jaclyn Morrow
Gilpin County supported free entry and rides bringing meandering crowds to the Fair Grounds August 17-19, 2018 at 230 Norton Drive by the Recreation Center. Thanks are given to the many Fair sponsors, loads of dedicated volunteers, and Fair Coordinator Heather Pearce. This annual event, where the Gilpin community meets to greet friends and neighbors enjoyed great weather after an early morning chilly start with a few clouds, (more…)
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Residents speak up on Central City issues
City Council appoints judge and approves Belvidere Theatre funding vehicleBy David Josselyn
The Central City Regular Council Meeting of Tuesday, August 21, convened at 7:00 pm in City Hall Council Chambers. Council members; Jeff Aiken, Mary Bell, Judy Laratta, Shirley Voorhies, and Mayor Kathy (more…)
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Berumen announces candidacy
For Gilpin County TreasurerSusan Berumen brings a strong business and financial management background plus a long-time commitment to the well-being of Gilpin County to her bid for Gilpin County Treasurer. Currently working in the finance office of Central City, Berumen is focused on facilitating cost-effective and efficient government that enhances life for residents.
Berumen’s qualifications for county treasurer include that she: (more…)