Gilpin County to receive $1.4 million from DOLA to offset gaming impacts
By Randy Beaudette
Once again, the Gilpin County Commissioners meeting was called to order at the historic Gilpin County Courthouse November 1, 2016 promptly at 9:00 a.m. with Commissioner Chair Linda Isenhart and Commissioners Schmalz and Watson. (more…)
Trick or Treat Streets combine fun and fundraising
by Patty Unruh
Gilpin kids and kids-at-heart had their choice this year of going cabin to cabin at Base Camp at Golden Gate Canyon or trekking the familiar halls of Gilpin County School – or both! Weirdly enough, the weather even cooperated, bringing out especially large crowds. (more…)
Eagles’ volleyball team loses nail-biter playoff match
by Patty Unruh
Gilpin v. West Grand
The Gilpin High School football squad had been hoping for a victory against top-ranked West Grand of Kremmling in the season’s final matchup last Saturday, October 29. A win would have made the Eagles A-8 Northwest League champions and sent them to the playoffs. (more…)
New language required by state and federal law regarding transgenders
by Patty Unruh
The Gilpin County Board of Education held its regular meeting on Tuesday, November 1. (more…)
A Colorado Pioneer
By Maggie Magoffin
Born in the Reichstoff province on the Rhine River in Alsace-Lorraine, France, July 7, 1819, Anthony (Tony) Arnett was about nine years old when he came to the United States. He sailed on a seven-week voyage to New York with his parents, Louis and Clara and nine siblings. (more…)
Colorado Pioneers
By Maggie Magoffin
William Arbuthnot was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, August 30, 1835. His brother Samuel (Sam) August 17, 1836. (more…)
Gilpin County Education Foundation and City Partnership
Black Hawk City leaders joined the Gilpin County Education Foundation (GCEF) Board members last week at the official grand opening ceremony of the Foundation’s new vocational venture, EAGLESmart Convenience Store, on Wednesday, October 12, 2016. (more…)
Central City Creepy Crawl
By David Josselyn
The ghosts of past residents are haunting the historic town of Central City. Scarlet Rose, Professor John Morrissey, Elizabeth Court Tabor, and others have been seen inhabiting the Teller House, the Opera House, Baby Doe’s Casino, and Doc Holliday’s. They don’t seem to be here to harm any mortals, but they do appear eager to share their stories. (more…)
Plus Volleyball match results
by Patty Unruh
Football Victory over Hayden
The Gilpin H.S. Eagles football team put a tiger in their tank – the Hayden Tigers football team, that is – on October 14, coming away with a 36-0 win in the away conference contest. Gilpin holds a 4-3 overall record, 2-1 in league action. Hayden is 3-4 overall and 1-2 league. (more…)
Device designed to be remotely detonated, officials say
PRESS RELEASE – A California man suspected of leaving a homemade explosive outside a police station in a small Colorado mountain town was arrested after being spotted on surveillance video from a store where he bought a cellphone used in the device, two law enforcement officials said Monday. (more…)
Gilpin Board of Education enjoys a hot game of Relationship Bingo
by Patty Unruh
The Gilpin Board of Education met on Tuesday, October 18, at 7:00 p.m. Board members Craig Holmes, Brook Ramsey, Charlotte Taylor, and Kersten Armstrong were present; Steve Boulter was absent. Superintendent David MacKenzie, Secondary Principal Alexis Donaldson, Elementary Principal Heather Huntoon, (more…)
But fire protection is the only one provided by volunteers
By Randy Beaudette
Timberline Board of Directors called to order their regularly scheduled meeting October 12, 2016 promptly at 7:20 pm. at Timberline Station 7, 14908 Colorado Highway 119. (more…)
Council votes for trial period switching directions
By David Josselyn
Regular Council Meeting
The Central City Regular Council Meeting convened at 7:08 p.m. following the first 2017 budget work session. The Council immediately entered into Executive Session for legal advice on specific questions related to the Business Improvement District Act. (more…)
Council approves new roofing bid
By Randy Beaudette
The bell rang out at 2:57 p.m. by Weekly Register-Call reporter Randy Beaudette and the regular meeting of the Black Hawk City Council was called to order on Wednesday, October 12, 2016, by Mayor Spellman. (more…)
Colorado Pioneers
By Maggie Magoffin
Alonzo Nelson Allen was born in 1820 to John and Anna (Greenleaf) Allen on a farm near Seneca, New York. A quiet man, hard of hearing, he rarely discussed his early years. In his twenties, he relocated to Ohio and later to Columbus, Wisconsin where he farmed and operated a mill. (more…)
Joint meeting with County seals the deal
By David Josselyn
National concerns regarding police brutality and lethal force will not be coming to Central City anytime soon. As of January 1, 2017, Central City will no longer have a police force protecting its fine citizens; instead, dedicated county deputies will be patrolling the area and keeping us safe. (more…)