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Misdirected worshipping at the altar of Trump Re: “Jesus is their savior, and Trump is their candidate,” May 19 news story The article is frightening for serious Christians. Quoting, “Trump supports Jesus, and without Jesus, America will fail.” Jesus does not need or depend upon Donald Trump to survive. Jesus is forever.

Sun Outdoors Rocky Mountains What: Sun Outdoors Rocky Mountains by Sun Outdoors, 2 resort single-family villas for resale, wrapped in amenities, pool, kids activities, bar/grill, close to Winter Park, Rocky Mtn National Park, ready for move-in. Where: 1051 Summit Trail, Granby; from I-70 west of Idaho Spgs, exit west on U. S.

Zachary Spindler-Krage, The Denver Post Union members gathered at the west steps of the Colorado Capitol to speak out against Gov. Jared Polis’ recent vetoes of three union-backed bills in Denver, Colorado on May 23, 2024. Related Articles Politics | Colorado agricultural workers can now unionize. So why aren’t they? Politics | Teachers at Jewish Community Center preschool in Denver push to unionize

The Spruce Creek fire that’s burning on nearly 5,700 acres of U. S. Forest Service land in southwestern Colorado is 38% contained, fire officials announced Friday. Firefighters trapped the flames between Forest Road 556 on the west side of the fire and Forest Road 557 on the east side, Forest Service officials said Thursday evening. The lightning-sparked Spruce Creek fire is burning in part of the San Juan National Forest approximately 11 miles northeast of Dolores in Montezuma County and 21 miles north of Mesa Verde. After the fire grew thousands of acres overnight Wednesday — more than doubling the burn area — the growth overnight Thursday was minimal, according to fire records.

Peyton Manning sometimes wonders how this setup came to exist at all, to say nothing of its popularity. The Hall of Fame quarterback, retired since early 2016, has the best of both worlds when it comes to the ManningCast broadcasts of Monday Night Football games on ESPN2. “The game’s important to me,” Manning said this week at the Mizel Institute’s annual event, where he was honored as the organization’s community enrichment award winner.

May’s plant sales are wrapping up and you hopefully got all your vegetables and herbs in after the last frost. Next up: June, the month to focus on plants that are native to Colorado and the Rocky Mountain region. It’s the sweet spot for sharing and transplanting native plants as they need a tad more time and effort to get going. It’s important that those native-plant roots get established as soon as they can because July and August can have hot streaks, as we all know.