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  • 1 day ago | skyhinews.com | Emily Gutierrez

    Hot Sulphur Days is one of the longest-running events in Grand County and this year’s event marks the 60th anniversary of the June event. To celebrate the special anniversary of Hot Sulphur Days, the Hot Sulphur Springs post office will have a pictorial postmark decorated with icons of summer and will be available until July 5.

  • 3 days ago | skyhinews.com | Emily Gutierrez

    Requests for documents submitted by Sky-Hi News to the Grand County Sheriff’s Office regarding the death of 7-year-old Isaiah Stark in 2020 were denied for reasons related to child protection laws. An investigative report published by The Denver Post on May 21 detailed the unusual circumstances surrounding the death of Stark who died from ingesting too much sodium, likely due to drinking olive brine, the county coroner said.

  • 3 days ago | skyhinews.com | Emily Gutierrez

    The Granby board of trustees formally approved housing guidelines for the Nuche Village community housing project on May 27 during their regular meeting. The document includes detailed information on the Nuche Village lottery process, purchase price calculations, household qualifications, eligibility rules and much more.

  • 4 days ago | skyhinews.com | Kit Geary

    Forecasters say Grand County residents will start to see signs of monsoon season approaching this week with scattered rain and thunderstorms throughout the week. National Weather Service forecaster Bruno Rodriguez said a low-pressure system moving in from the southwest is on its way to Colorado, and the area is expected to “hang on to chances of daily thunderstorms each afternoon through the week” starting midday Monday. “It’s been trending a little bit drier over the past 24 to 48 hours.

  • 6 days ago | skyhinews.com | Ali Longwell

    Native fish populations are returning more quickly than anticipated in the Colorado River Connectivity Channel near Granby. This news is according to the latest Colorado Parks and Wildlife electrofishing survey of the trout population along the newly constructed 1-mile river channel. In May, Parks and Wildlife biologists estimated that approximately 848 brown trout and 221 rainbow trout over 6 inches in length live within the channel.