The Nederland Downtown Development Authority (NDDA) met on Wednesday, March 11, to discuss what was one of the community’s biggest wants for their downtown area.
A discussion about the future of a voter-approved education tax dominated the March 10 meeting of the Black Hawk City Council.
The Circular Economy Funding Program has been in place for the past 28 years and has provided over $1.5 million to local groups seeking to advance the Circular Economy.
Gilpin County commissioners approved childcare funding and other county measures March 10.
Volunteers gathered at Nederland Middle Senior High School for five hours to participate in the Boulder County 2026 Democratic Caucus.
Nederland elections are just around the corner. Here are the questions we asked the candidates for Board of Trustees, and Mayor. We do not edit these answers, we print them as they come in.
Slate of Gilpin candidates selected for sheriff, commissioner, coroner and more.
The Nederland Board of Trustees (BOT) are beginning to discuss the potential of updating the compensation structure in effect to the Mayor and Trustees.
Nederland locals were given the opportunity to Meet the Candidates at the Nederland Community Library on Tuesday, March 10.
The Nederland Board of Trustees moved Tuesday toward capping new downtown development at 35 feet as part of the proposed First Street Overlay District.
Regulation of sexually oriented businesses returned to the center of discussion during the March 3 meeting of the Central City Council.
The Gilpin County Republican Central Committee hosted its annual Lincoln Day Dinner on February 27 at the Ameristar Casino Resort Spa Black Hawk.
Mayor David Spellman opened the February 25 City Council meeting by criticizing the Gilpin County commissioners for not reciting the Pledge of Allegiance at the start of their meetings.
As the new year steadily moves forward, the Town of Nederland’s advisory boards and Planning Commission continue to execute on their major priorities for 2026.
Members of the Clear Creek County Board of Commissioners and the Gilpin County Board of County Commissioners met jointly on Feb. 17, 2026.
here were three official actions taken at the February 17 meeting of Nederland’s Board of Trustees: One approved the consent agenda; a 3-2 vote extended the meeting to 10:15 p.m.
The Town of Nederland’s Utilities Department has been systematically completing a long list of expensive but necessary capital improvement projects for its water and wastewater infrastructure.
The February 24 meeting of the Gilpin County Board of County Commissioners included routine approvals, major code updates, and one special moment. A World War II veteran, approaching his 102nd birthday, attended the meeting.
The Town of Nederland is looking for alternatives to a long-time contractor for building department services amid complaints about the company and pending 60% in cost.
“We’re going to be talking water,” said Mayor Jeremy Fey at the opening of Central City Council's February 17 work session.