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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Elizabeth, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 13stories have been published about Elizabeth which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Elizabeth, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 13stories have been published about Elizabeth which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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Broncos star volunteers with USAA and Team Rubicon to prevent wildfires

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ELIZABETH, Colo. (KRDO) -- Broncos starting lineman, Garett Bolles, teamed up with USAA and Team Rubicon to help clear out brush that could start a wildfire. According to a release, it was part of USAA's "Protect the Pocket" event. Bolles and other volunteers cleared debris and fed everything into a woodchipper. Organizers say the location is home to Eagles Nest Ranch, where military members and first responders can receive equine-assisted thera…Read Article

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Friday Night Markets bring back good times in Elizabeth - Elbert County News

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The first Friday Night Market and Concert Series of 2025, one of the highlights of summer in Elizabeth, kicked off with perfect weather and a cheerful crowd of well over 1,000 people. People strolled through vendor alley, where there were plenty of options available to grab food and shop before the music started. Though it rained earlier in the day on June 13, the sun came out just in time for concert-goers to set up their lawn chairs, socialize…Read Article

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Good times roll at Elizabeth Stampede - Elbert County News

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The 2025 Elizabeth Stampede started off with a bang and a Stampede tradition — thunderstorms and torrential rain, which did little to deter festivities. The sloshing mud at Casey Jones Park only made the Chase Rice concert on June 5 that much more memorable. The popular Elizabeth Stampede Rodeo regularly boasts sold-out crowds and creates a steady line of traffic down Highway 86. Kallie Russell, this year’s Elizabeth Stampede Queen, said the rol…Read Article

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Mural adds new color to downtown Elizabeth - Elbert County News

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The northern face of 86 & Main in downtown Elizabeth is no longer a blank white wall but has been transformed with a dynamic new mural.On May 16, representatives from the Town of Elizabeth, the owners of 86 & Main, and the muralists themselves all came together to celebrate the installation. The mural, which reads “Historic Downtown Elizabeth” and serves as the entrance to Main Street, portrays several iconic images.Brandon Jeffress, the new own…Elizabeth · ElizabethRead Article

Elizabeth Library audience meets author Shelley Read - Elbert County News

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On May 3, the Friends of the Elizabeth Library and Pines & Plains Libraries hosted a private author’s visit, featuring best-selling author and native Coloradan Shelley Read. Read, the author of “Go As A River,” spoke for about an hour and took questions and lingered to personally greet people.The visit was so well-attended that overflow seating in the meeting room was necessary. It’s no surprise community members were excited to meet Read — book…Elizabeth · ElizabethRead Article

Young competitive shooters represent Elbert County - Elbert County News

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The 2025 Rifle and Pistol National Junior Olympics, organized by USA Shooting, was held this April in Alabama. A talented group of local young people — Reese Metzler, Bryce Metzler, Allison Torrence, Cora Lave, Hayden Tairney and Leah Lave — all qualified to compete and traveled to Alabama to represent Elbert County. Competitive shooting demonstrates the accuracy, precision and speed of the shooter.Each individual qualified to compete in a varie…Charter Schools · ElizabethRead Article

Colorado school district back under court order to return 19 “highly sensitive” books to its libraries

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A Colorado school district is once again under court order to put 19 books it had deemed “highly sensitive” back on its library shelves. The Denver-based 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday denied the Elizabeth School District’s request to pause the court’s preliminary injunction from earlier this month that ordered the titles to be re-shelved. In doing so, the appellate court also lifted a temporary stay on the order. The fate of the 1…Elizabeth · ElizabethSee the Story

Non-transparent non-compliance for Elizabeth schools proves costly

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Flouting Colorado’s state statutes has become a too-frequent occurrence among our elected officials related to our so-called Sunshine Laws. The Colorado General Assembly has had its sunshine problems. It’s apparentElizabeth · ElizabethRead Article

Elbert County mom wins open-meetings lawsuit against Elizabeth School District

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District will likely appeal the decision, which others call a win for government transparency.Elizabeth · ElizabethRead Article

Scout steps up for Elizabeth - Elbert County News

A Life Scout from local Boy Scout Troop 636, 15-year-old Matt Webster, presented his Eagle Scout Project at the Town of Elizabeth Board meeting on April 8.Webster has been a Scout since kindergarten and has been a Boy Scout for five years. With the help of his whole troop, he made five public benches for the Town of Elizabeth. Webster hopes the benches will benefit the community by providing a place to relax.Life Scout Matt Webster stands alongs…Boy Scouts · ElizabethRead Article

NC bill banning books with sex descriptions from school libraries passes House committee Tuesday

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House Bill 636 would create committees and processes to review existing and future library books down to the school level and require reviews of all materials at book fairs -- a major funder of school library collections. It would also allow people to sue schools for damages and other remedies for alleged violations.Books · ElizabethSee the Story

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