2026 budget approved; property tax revenue decreased by $19,007, adding to deficit
No plans in place to build on the site, Town Planner says
The Central City Council met on December 2. The agenda bounced around among budgets, old development issues, and a surprisingly long talk about a single brick trash enclosure sitting off Gregory Street
Boulder County Commissions give initial OK to sale, redevelopment of Iris and Broadway property
Downtown Development Authority approves updated bylaws after yearlong review
Mark Cohen makes Independent bid for Nebraska's Third District seat
Tensions surface over nonprofit funding as gaming revenue continues downward trend
Sale documents not yet ready for final vote, town manager says
6-acre site will enable Boulder-Betasso connection
Gregory D. Moates died on October 31 while in office
Budget, hiring, mail theft discussed at lengthy November 18 meeting
Gilpin updating emergency planning documents
AmeriCorps offered alternatives to recent grads like Tiger Lockheart. Then DOGE gutted it.
CCURA: Eminent domain policy CENTRAL CITY – The Central City Urban Renewal Authority met on Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025, for its monthly meeting. In attendance were Mayor Jeremy Fey, April Nielsen, Marcia Enloe, and Zane Plsek. Todd Williams attended...
Joe Pelle Center meant to ease county reliance on privately operated halfway houses
The Nederland Board of Trustees (BOT) met on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, to review a draft of the 2026 Town Budget, and, for the first time since July of this year, the BOT held a public discussion regarding the acquisition of Eldora Mountain...
Local elections were pretty much the event of the day yesterday, November 4. And our local results—unofficial as of yet—are here in your very own local newspaper.
The Gilpin County Board of County Commissioners (BoCC) met on Tuesday morning, October 28, 2025, at the Historic Courthouse in Central City. Commissioners Jeff Aiken, Susan Berumen, and Sandy Hollingsworth were present.
Congressman Joe Neguse visited Gilpin County on October 22, touring Timberline Fire Protection District’s Station 3 construction site and meeting with staff and volunteers at the Gilpin County Food Pantry.
The October 22, 2025, meeting of the Black Hawk City Council opened with the sound of a bell, the same one that once hung in the old Presbyterian Church.