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Seven years ago, paramedic Steve Henry began holding bull riding events to raise money for first responders who sacrificed their lives in the line of duty. His nonprofit organization, Buck for the Badge, has distributed over $250,000 to the loved ones left behind to help during a devastating and often financially difficult time. Held on September 9 in conjunction with <a href=“https://www.themtnear.com/articles/buck-for-the-badge-aids-heroes-families/”>[…]</a>

The ring of fire: Different phases of the eclipse as seen from Albuquerque, New Mexico. Annularity or “the ring of fire” will last four minutes and forty-eight seconds. PHOTO BY DAVE GIBSON It has been eleven years since I witnessed my only annular solar eclipse while in Albuquerque, New Mexico. A breathtaking event sometimes referred

Working towards opening day inch by inch With one of the most comprehensive snowmaking systems in the state, it’s all systems go lately at Eldora. PHOTOS BY DAVE GIBSON On Thursday, October 26, when nighttime temperatures finally became cold enough, Eldora began making snow for the first time this season. Around forty snowmakers would take

NedRINK is now open: Parks and Recreation Manager Nicki Dunn and Nederland employee Brian Biggs on Disco Night. I remember when Sniff ‘n’ The Tears came out with “Driver’s Seat” in 1978. With it playing incessantly on the radio, I used to call it “Sniffin’ the Driver’s Seat.” I applauded when Chicago disc jockey Steve

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Owners who love their cars and an automaker that loves the Earth: Subaru’s involvement with the Leave No Trace program educates participants in all outdoor pursuits on how they can take action to protect the natural world every time they step outside. “Love, it’s what makes a Subaru a Subaru.” For the Japanese carmaker, that