The junior livestock show, the biggest part of the San Miguel Basin Fair, is set to continue this year, and County Parks and Open Space Director Janet Kask said it’s taken the dedication of the Fair Board, especially president Regan Snyder, to see it through. With modifications in place to e…
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The San Miguel Basin Fair may be mostly canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the restrictions placed on large gatherings, but Katie Alexander has figured out a way to still have the community’s beloved dessert contest.
The Pocket Park in the Town of Norwood has received additional beautification this year, and some are saying the space is more important than ever. With limited seating for food businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Pocket Park has become a place where locals, and also tourists, have …
Norwood’s board of trustees discussed a variety of business items during its regular meeting last week, including P&Z.
The Norwood Fire Protection District (NFPD) continues to grow. After recently adding wildland fire coordinator Mark Garcia as its second full-time employee and Scott Wederquist as a paid part-time EMS paramedic, Chief John Bockrath announced last week the appointment of another employee — So…
Last year, San Miguel County received grant funding from Great Outdoors Colorado for improvements to the fairgrounds, specifically the outdoor arena. Notwithstanding construction delays due to public health orders, those improvements are finally underway.
The Town of Norwood held a special meeting last Tuesday via Zoom. Mayor Kieffer Parrino said the session was a “great meeting” and those in attendance discussed the Wright’s Mesa Economic Recovery Committee (ERC), the town’s food businesses and more.
Though a San Miguel County economic recovery committee was formed this spring in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which shut the doors of many local businesses, Norwood Mayor Kieffer Parrino and Carrie Andrew, who is president of the Norwood Chamber of Commerce and also the director of the…
The Colorado State University Extension Office is continuing to host gardening education classes despite the COVID-19 pandemic by offering online options. The Norwood-based office will host its third online gardening class on June 16.
Norwood’s Public Works Director Tim Lippert said Monday night that shareholders in Farmers Water Development got some good news on Memorial Day. The Gurley Ditch will run an extra two weeks now.
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