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Stahl named as new town manager

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photo by Sally DiScuillo Long's Peak sunrise panorama from Hot Sulphur Springs.

First ascent of Long’s Peak sesquicentennial

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photo by Mike Wilson Austin Stauffer kept pressure on all night long. The Mustangs power was on display in a 43 to 0 opening season win over the Bulldogs. Stauffer is not expected to play in the next game after an accident.

Mustangs win first game will miss Stauffer for next game

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photo by Josh Richert River otters play in Grand County.

Otter population increases in Grand County

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photo by Kim Cameron 4-H member, Robyn Halley cries as she sells her champion market steer. Halley graduated from the 4-H program this year and was emotional during her last sale. She is currently a sophomore at the University of Wyoming.

2018 Junior Livestock sets record at $243,000 raises over $10,000 for...

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Grand County Council on Aging merges with Mountain Family Center

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West Grand students and staffulty attended the Jostens Renaissance National Conference in Orlando. The conference’s focus is improving school climate and culture. Nearly 2000 students and adults were present at the conference and worked collaboratively to share and develop ideas to bring back to their schools. The trip was paid for through Title IV funds, which are Federal Funds schools receive and may be utilized for school climate. To choose students, High School Principal Elizabeth Bauer chose a boy and girl from each grade level at the high school who would help facilitate culture and climate in the upcoming year. (Standing L to R) Superintendent Darrin Peppard, Cori Kassib, Rhonda Ilgner, Emma DeSanti, Elizabeth Bauer, Nathan Tedjeske, Jennifer Vance, Andrew Mericle, Hannah Glines (Middle L to R) Rhonda Ilgner, Emmylou Harmon, Cori Kassib, (Kneeling L to R) Illiana Castillo, Angel Castillo, Omar Dominguez, Emma DeSanti. Gina Manguso, Jayden Edson

Changing the culture and climate of the West Grand Schools

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Garden to Table Dinner Supports Grand County

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photo by Kim Cameron Penny Bruchez helped haul horses belonging to Latigo Ranch to a Kremmling property from the Taussig Ranch. Area ranchers helped haul nearly 70 horses on Monday. Residents of Latigo Ranch can now begin returning home, but they cannot host the public as of yet. Some of the horses may return to the ranch with them, but not all.

Kremmling rallies as fire rages

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photo by Kim Cameron B&K Distribution donated 200 cases of canned water and 20 cases of Red Bull for those involved in firefighting efforts. On hand to accept the generous gift were representatives from Grand County EMS, Kremmling Fire Protection District, Grand County Coroners, Kremmling Police Department and the Kremmling Chamber. (L to R) Allen Pulliam, Brady Mathis, Tawnya Bailey, Tony Tucker, Christian Hornbaker, Todd Willson, Tara Sharp, Jamie Lucas and B & K representative Peter Holmes. Interestingly, during the firefighting efforts there were so many donations, Chamber Executive Director Tara Sharp was asked to help manage the donations. Many of the federal fightfighters were on regimented diets and could not accept donations; however, the local first responders were able to utilize the donations. There is currently a plan to thank all our first responders with a community dinner in the near future.

Silver Creek Fire evacuees begin returning home

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