Representatives from the Norwood Park and Recreation District (NPRD) are thrilled to announce the reopening of the Livery space for the first time since the pandemic struck in 2020. Now, NPRD is preparing for the first show in a summer concert and entertainment series set to take place July …
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San Miguel County renovated the outdoor arena at the fairgrounds this last year, and after the chaos of the COVID pandemic, will now celebrate the improvements and the comeback of rodeo this month.
Norwood Public Schools has announced its final numbers regarding the success of the 2020-21 graduating senior class and celebrates the accomplishments made by students this summer. Guidance counselor Rick Williams said the school focuses much effort on preparing students for a life beyond th…
In June, the Norwood Public School’s board of education announced they were considering a measure to arm teachers in the school, since the state allows school staff to conceal carry. The school board released a statement for the public after its June meeting and said it would hold a public m…
Grover Price, owner of Motion Sense Therapy and Performance, has been working in Norwood since 2015. This spring, though, he moved his practice into the town’s old library in expanding his space for patients.
On July 7, the San Miguel County Board of Commissioners met and approved a revision of the exterior lighting regulations for the county — from one sentence in the “scenic design” section to a separate section of several pages. It now outlines in some detail how future development and permits…
The 2021 San Miguel Basin Fair is scheduled for July 10-17 at the San Miguel County Fairgrounds in Norwood with new events added to the traditional schedule.
After three years of drought conditions, Lancy and David Falk, of Norwood — like others in the cattle business in 2021 — have sold much of their small herd. Their operation used to run 25 cow-calf pairs. Now, the Falks are down to just six pairs. That’s because of limited water and having to…
The number of COVID cases has been increasing in the west end of San Miguel County in the last few weeks. The number of vaccinated people so far remains lower than the east end of the county, and some people who have been contact traced by public health are choosing not to test for the virus.
Kattie Neesham started work as Norwood’s new town marshal on June 21, replacing Mike Wilkerson, who left after a decade of service. Neesham, with seven years of experience, is no stranger to Norwood.
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