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County Coroner takes inaccurate COVID death reporting to Governor

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The Kremmling Chamber is selli raffle tickets for their brand new 2021 Polaris ATV valued at $8500. Tickets are $20 a piece or 3 for $50, and only 1500 tickets will be sold. To buy a ticket, visit the Kremmling Chamber of go to www.kremmlingchamber.com

Kremmling Chamber slides into 2021 with 24th Annual Ice Fishing Tournament...

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photo by Kim Cameron | The hockey rink is located at the east end of town off of County Road 22. Wayfinding signs identify it as part of the sports center.

Enjoy Kremmling’s Hockey Rink!

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COVID update – changes to dial and vaccine schedule

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Election judges work to scan ballots in the 2020 election.

Grand County Clerk and Recorder recognized for conducting an election...

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(Front L to R) Noah Zylstra, Susan Crandall, Cassie Woog, Erik Woog, Alex Gardner, Vicente Villalobos, Cole Vasold, Tate Bestor (Back L to R) Shhane Stieve, Jason Reese, Quinn Whitcomb, Chase Bunting, Jake Johnson"

Alpine Motor Sports providing 3 decades of service

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Colorado Parks and Wildlife staff maintain watch over gray wolf M2101 after being tranquilized and fitted with a GPS collar. M2101 has been spotted in north-central Colorado traveling with gray wolf M1084 from Wyoming’s Snake River Pack. Both wolves are male. Incidentally, according to CPW gray wolves remain a state endangered species even though the United States Department of the Interior announced a rule to remove the gray wolf (Canis lupus) from federal protections under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) nationwide. The rule was published in the Federal Register on November 3, 2020 and went into effect on January 4, 2021. According to CPW Public Information Officer Randy Hampton, even though the wolf population has recovered across the range in northern states, Colorado officially has n verified wolves in the state and continues to protect them.

CPW locates, collars gray wolf spotted in Jackson County

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photo by Matt Veraldo

Caboose added to collection at Railroad Museum

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photo by Rosie Stahl| The Gore Canyon could be sporting a new name after review from the US Board on Geographic Names. The Nuchu Range, historically used by the Ute tribes to describe the range, has been suggested as the new names.

Nucha Range could replace Gore name

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file photo/Kim Cameron | Kayaking, paddle boarding, boating, swimming and fishing are all popular activities at Wolford during the summer.

Wolford recreation revenues soar in 2020

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