Louis Montez relocated to Colorado from Texas nearly two decades ago. But he still roots for the Dallas Cowboys.
“I’ve always been a Cowboys fan,” says the native of the Lone Star state. “I just couldn’t let go of my team.”
When Montez and his wife settle in to watch the Super Bowl on Sunday [...]
NORWOOD, Ohio%26mdash;A woman who had been told that her pains were false labor pains gave birth in the driveway of her home. Charryse Brooks, 25, had gone to a hospital about 2 a.m. Sunday because she thought she might be in the early stages of labor. She wasn’t due with her first child until Feb. [...]
Super Bowl Sunday is not a time to be messing around in the kitchen trying out a new recipe.
It’s a day for chips and dip, chili in the Crock-Pot, beer in the cooler and brownies for dessert.
We’ve made it easy you don’t even have to dig out a recipe, they’re all here. [...]
The coldest, messiest months in Colorado statistically arrive after Jan. 1.
When Mother Nature dumps late-winter ice and snow, the risk of injury from shoveling spikes.
Strained and pulled muscles, broken bones and heart attacks are serious concerns.
Follow these guidelines for safe snow removal (please click on the graphic to enlarge).
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Workshop for Women has announced a new offering called “Do you hear water? Plumbing 101.” This class, designed by the Denver nonprofit committed to giving women basic do-it-yourself skills, will cover elementary plumbing. Participants will leave knowing how to fix a leaky toilet, replace a faucet and troubleshoot pipe problems. These three-hour, $75 [...]
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