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Out of the ashes–after the East Troublesome fire

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Jesse Lisenby, and his wife Jennifer, will be jumping into the Kremmling community in their respective fields. Jenn, has accepted a position as a registered nurse at Middle Park Health, and Jesse will be serving the Kremmling community as its newest police officer.

Jesse Lisenby to join Kremmling Police Department

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Grand County Election Results

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Wildcats finish first in league

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Juniper Library at Grand Lake welcomed back patrons Thursday, November 5.

Veterans Day, A Humbling Holiday

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Grant funding available for projects addressing forest health, wildfire risk

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photo by Kim Cameron | A pair of antelope rest on a hilltop along the T pair of antelope rest on a hilltop along the Troublesome Road.

Please, don’t feed the wildlife!

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photo courtesy of Colorado Parks and Wildlife

Hunter trespass and illegal take near Kremmling

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The COVID 19 outbreak at the Cliffview Assisted Living Center was resolved on November 10. Skilled care at Cliffview was given much of the credit for the successful outcome for residents with COVID 19 symptoms. Intermittent testing is still being done and visitors are being limited at the facility because of the increased cases in the county. However residents are allowed to venture out into the community.

Cliffview overcomes COVID-19

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Locals help search and rescue efforts for lost hunter

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