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Netflix documentary introduces a whole new John Elway to Denver

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ALSO: LUCY LIU RECEIVES FESTIVAL’S HIGHEST HONOR DISPATCH FROM THE DENVER FILM FESTIVAL • DAY 11 Well, hello, John Elway. It’s nice to meet you. It’s...

Two minute warning: It’s John Elway’s night at the Denver Film Festival

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ALSO: COLORADO FILMMAKERS HAVE THEIR SCREEN MOMENTS DISPATCH FROM THE DENVER FILM FESTIVAL • DAY 9 Dec. 11, 1983. The day The Duke of Denver was...

Big heart behind Big Burger World of southern Colorado | Craving Colorado

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CAÑON CITY • The woman stepping up to order at the window is obviously new here. “How big are your burgers?” she asks. Regina Misurelli...

Ben Foster crowned heavyweight outlaw champion of Denver

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DISPATCH FROM THE DENVER FILM FESTIVAL • DAY 8 Ben Foster says the reports are true: Boxing champion Christy Martin, perhaps the most badass woman on...

Gus Van Sant brings ‘Dead Man’s Wire’ back home to Denver

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Sisters spread their wings through the joy of art in the ashes of Guatemalan tragedy

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Temple Grandin’s autism became her strength

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Avalanche forecasting begins in Colorado, with new education tool available

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‘Airplane!’ at 45: A classic film that elevated stupid to an art form

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New to Colorado ski areas: No Name Basin, lifts, $9 tickets, Hot Dogger and more

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Delroy deflects focus from Delta Slim to devastation in Jamaica

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Making movies: Is Colorado ready to meet the moment?

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Lindo and Polinger: Honoring the veteran and the prodigy

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The ‘Knives’ are out again for tonight’s Denver Film Fest opening

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Celebration set for reborn Duck Lake in Colorado Springs

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A celebration is set for the return of a scenic site in Colorado Springs. Officials have scheduled a ribbon cutting for 11 a.m. Oct. 30...

Wife of Muhammad Ali continues to carry the light of compassion

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“I met Muhammad when I was 6 years old,” Yolanda Ali remembers. “I knew then that there was something special about him. Just the way...

The hunt for glass bottles in Colorado is historic, colorful and odd

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Old, colorful bottles line a window of Fred Bjork’s Colorado Springs home. “The morning sun hits this wall and puts on a rainbow effect,” he...

Another troll is coming to Colorado — and it will be under a bridge

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In her Monument metal-working shop, Jodie Bliss has been shaping a face with drooping eyes under bushy brows, set to be fitted with long ears...

Sir Edward Hillary and Tenzing Norgay summited Everest together. For 50 years, neither would say who stepped atop first, preferring to share the credit.

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Year-round gardening: Take these steps to ensure dahlia blooms next season

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Trail construction underway off Colorado’s Rabbit Ears Pass after years of debate

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Trails to take shape in Lost Canyon between Denver, Colorado Springs

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Learning how to be a better human by connecting with Muppets

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Gear up and save at ski swap coming to Colorado Springs, Denver

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A ‘Secret Bookshop’ and a Colorado man’s unending hunger for history

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Colorado Springs state park could grow by 473 acres under proposal

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Sober softball league hits home runs for mental health, addiction recovery in Colorado Springs

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Field Notes: Jornet’s 14er-trotting; contemplating North Slope; Breck closer to upgrades

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Large crowds expected in Denver Saturday night — Don’t miss the last train home

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RTD reminds transit riders of last train and bus schedules in advance of Paul McCartney concert The Regional Transportation District is preparing for large crowds...

Colorado charities pay bingo volunteers despite law prohibiting it

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Colorado’s charitable gaming laws succinctly prohibit state nonprofits from paying or remunerating volunteers who work the bingo and raffle games they host. That doesn’t seem...

Winning a raffle in Colorado doesn’t always mean someone actually wins

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Colorado’s professional sports teams at one time each paired with local nonprofits to run 50/50 raffles that yearly pulled in hundreds of thousands of dollars. ...