Trevor Phipps Over the summer, the Hangout at Deckers proved to be a hot spot for those traveling through and recreating in ...

Proposed .25 Percent Hike Gets Council Green Light for November Ballot Trevor Phipps After choosing to strip away a 1.09 ...

Mail-in Voting Furor Turning into Bizarre Soap Opera/Fantasy Football Game Opinion Rick Langenberg Can President Donald Trump ...

First-ever Musical Collaboration between Wind Symphony and UPHS Rick Langenberg In a rare partnership, the Woodland Park Wind Symphony and the Ute Pass Historical Society (UPHS) will join forces in an ...

The grand opening of the Pine Gables Tavern at the former Blue Moose Tavern site in Green Mountain Falls last week received a warm welcome from area residents and visitors, especially in the outdoor ...

During the last two years, the Teller County Commissioners have considered ways to regulate short-term rental (STR) properties. After a slew of public meetings and the return of 800 surveys, the ...

Cripple Creek’s most feared political and economic enemy has been silenced, at least for 2026. But with a state staring at huge $1 billion-plus deficit, the fight is far from over, so don’t let your ...

After years of neglect and an uncertain financial future, Woodland Park’s sole golf links is on the rebound. And more notably, the championship-level 18-hole course is welcoming motorized carts down ...

Editor’s Note. Animal abuse is a growing problem in Colorado and Teller County, despite our reputation as a pet-friendly area. The following is a column from an animal communicator, based in Woodland ...

Green Mountain Falls continues to shine as a booming spot for culinary, bar and hospitality enhancements. The GMF trustees recently granted a liquor license to the newest arrival in the town’s food ...

After only their second year of holding the America’s Mountain Festival (AMF) in downtown Woodland Park, group organizers say they are proud of the event’s growth. Moreover, the festival was able to ...

One of the final public events, prior to the construction kick-off for the $5 million “A Place for Kids” childcare center in Cripple Creek, attracted a mega crowd last week. But more importantly, the ...