We’re on our own in Gilpin it seems
By Roger Baker
Halloween was indeed a scary night for those of us in Gilpin County government, since that’s when we found out that the County has been rejected for Individual Assistance (IA) (more…)
Tag: Nederland
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Does church really matter?
Pastor’s Pulpit
By Pastor Tom Davidson
Today I want to ask this question: Does church really matter? It’s not about attending church. It’s about church. The question isn’t whether church attendance matters, but (more…)
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What it means to hit rock bottom
Part 3 – Life Coaching Continued
By Dr. Mike Brooks
When I lost my health, that’s when my downfall started to happen. Believe me, when that’s gone, you know it. I couldn’t work for several weeks, so earning an income was out (more…)
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Bridget Jones, Greenwich Village, witches, and magic coins…
This week at the Gilpin Library
by Larry Grieco, Librarian
After fourteen years Helen Fielding returns to her “Bridget Jones” series with the third installment, Bridget Jones: Mad about the Boy. Bridget is middle-aged now, and a (more…)
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Hunting big game with your spouse
And making it home alive!
By Staci McBrayer
In my family, there is a certain time of the year that one should never have a wedding, birthday party, or funeral for that matter: hunting season. Depending on who has tags for (more…)
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Gilpin County Wildfire Mitigation Grant
Funding available to help in reducing wildfire property loss
By Emmit Hoyle
Timberline Fire Protection District, Gilpin County, and CSU Extension have joined together in a proactive effort to help Gilpin residents reduce the risk of property loss (more…)
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Getting rid of the clutter in your life
Oldies But Goodies
By Sharon Perea
After all these years of “collecting” now may be the time to do some “disposing.” How to decide what we can really live without is a challenge. Let’s begin with obvious things that (more…)
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Are we living in a less violent world?
A new book on Gilpin County says we are
By Forrest Whitman
My Libertarian buddy Jerry has been suggesting that I read Steven Pinker’s new book which asserts that we live in a less violent world than we’ve ever seen. A new book by (more…)
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Gilpin students excel in cross country
Part of Clear Creek team
By Patty Unruh
Gilpin County School students joined with Clear Creek in cross country track events this school year. Grace Diekman, Johnny Lovett, and Tatum Lepro all ran this year as part of Clear Creek’s team, since Gilpin does not have a team of its own.
Diekman ran in the state championship cross country track meet on October 26 in Colorado Springs. The girls’ team qualified, coming in fourth in the regional cross country track meet in October. The Clear Creek team was first in their league.
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Gilpin Commissioners discuss disparity in gaming distributions with State officials
Boulder County resistant to reopening Rollins Pass
By Staci McBrayer
The regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) occurred on November 5, 2013. Gilpin commissioners Connie McClain, Buddy Schmalz, and Gail (more…)
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Start your engines!
For the Central City Raceway?
By David Josselyn
The Central City Council met for a work session on Tuesday, November 5th, to discuss establishing a creative district and hosting a racing rally event. (more…)
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Central City’s 2014 Budget reviewed and approved
Council discusses parking, HPC, and BID
By David Josselyn
The Central City Council met for a regular meeting on Tuesday, November 5th, at 7:06pm. All members were present. (more…)
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Black Hawk ballot issues
November 5 Election Results
The following ballot questions were on the ballot.
BALLOT ISSUE #1. Shall the City of Black Hawk taxes be increased by up to $2,600,000 annually in the first full fiscal year (2014), and by whatever additional (more…)
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Bighorn Sheep viewing at season best
Georgetown Festival Promises Fall Family Fun
PRESS RELEASE – Few animals evoke Colorado’s rugged and unforgiving mountains like the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep. Yet the vertical terrain that keeps sheep safe from (more…)
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What’s a normal couple?
Finding what works for you
By Amy Hartman, MA, LPC, NCC, RPT
A couple will get to the point where they have tried everything – their friends’ therapist’s suggestions, the latest book, whatever they found on Google – and are feeling desperate. (more…)
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Alan Green Memorial Foundation
Accepting Grant Applications Until December 15
PRESS RELEASE – The Alan Green Memorial Foundation is now accepting grant applications from non-profit Gilpin County organizations. The non-profit foundation was (more…)