October Letters
Ryan Warner reads from your e-mails about our conversations with the candidates for governor and U.S. Senate.
Colorado Roadside Attractions – Grampa Jerry’s Clown Museum
All this week, we’re visiting roadside attractions in Coloardo. Today, Ryan Warner tours a quirky museum in Arriba, about 40 miles east of Limon on Colorado’s Eastern Plains.
Election 2010: Ken Buck
The man appointed to the U.S. Senate from Colorado last year is fighting to hold onto the seat.
Lynx Reintroduction ‘A Success’
The state Division of Wildlife is declaring success. Eleven years after it re-introduced lynx into Colorado’s wilderness, the cats have made a real home here.
Howl
A new movie is out about Allen Ginsberg’s groundbreaking poem Howl. It centers on the 1957 obscenity trial that the poem sparked.
What Would You Take?
It’s a question none of us wants to have to answer. What would we take in an emergency?
Paying off Campaign Debt
Supporters of Andrew Romanoff received an e-mail invitation recently to celebrate the former candidate’s 44th birthday, which is today. The party’s Thursday at campaign headquarters.
A History of Denver’s 16th Street
Today it’s a popular destination for dinner out, for people watching, and for shopping. But 16th Street in Denver started as a dirt road with just a few scattered buildings.
Bluegrass Diplomacy
Colorado banjo player Pete Wernick just got back from the first ever bluegrass festival in Russia. The U.S. consulate in St. Petersburg helped organize it.
Breaking Down Colorado’s Ballot Measures
There’s a massive ballot fight gearing up in Colorado. At the heart of it are three initiatives that would cut taxes and slash state fees.
Monthly Conversation with Gov. Ritter – August 2010
It’s been a busy political month in Colorado. Primary elections are over. And the candidates for U.S. Senate and the governor’s office are set– along with many others.
Calatrava Designs for DIA
Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava has been called the Poet of Glass and Steel. His train stations, museums, and bridges are all over the world.
A Phrase to Live By
Kris Wittenberg, of Eagle, is trying to live by a simple phrase: “Be Good to People.” She recently started a line of merchandise that sport her motto.
Black Music Group Meets in Colorado Springs
For about 90 years, the National Association of Negro Musicians has supported the musical careers of young African-Americans.
Countdown to the Primaries – The Race for Senate
Democrats and Republicans hold primaries August 10th. Ryan Warner speaks with all four candidates for the U.S. Senate.
