New and Improved Senate Chamber Ready for Prime Time
by Katelyn Guderian As the 2022 interim comes to a close, so too does the last chapter of renovations to the Senate Chamber here at the Capitol. When the 2022 […]
History
Have roads. Will travel.
by Patti Dahlberg According to the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) Historic Timeline featured on its website, CDOT has been around in some form or another since 1910 – amazingly, only […]
Throwback Thursday – The Colfax Avenue Shootout
by Patti Dahlberg DENVER, Dec. 18, 1922 – As a Federal Reserve Bank truck sat outside the U.S. Mint in Denver to pick up a weekly cash shipment for transport […]
Bone-Dry Laws: The Sobering Truth of Colorado’s Prohibition Era
by Alana Rosen and Nate Carr If you have ever tasted a Gin Rickey, a Sidecar, or an Old Fashioned, then you have sampled a popular cocktail created during the Prohibition […]
Throwback Thursday: Extreme Weather a Century Ago
by Patti Dahlberg Colorado’s weather has set numerous records for highs, lows, and coldest months on record over the past year or so. Just two years ago, we experienced an […]