Cañon City, United States (Local)
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Brian Porter’s work focuses primarily on local news, with an emphasis on government and politics, crime, and community involvement in the Fort Morgan area of Colorado. His coverage heavily features announcements from local government entities.
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By: Brian Porter
The ink could be dry within the next 10 days on ballot language voters will see in November related to a third swing in three years at a Cañon City swimming pool. To determine if resident Heather Darrow has hit a home run with her new …
By: Brian Porter
It appears concerns that tourists would choose destinations other than Fremont County this summer because of low river levels were unfounded. A record sales tax collection in June of $989,065 was reported Tuesday to county commissioners…
By: Brian Porter
The current state of Cañon City’s “modest” swimming pool project could best be described by Jerry Reed’s popular song lyrics in “Smokey and the Bandit” – officials have a “long way to go and a short time to get there” before a b…
By: Brian Porter
The homeless population has declined over time in Cañon City, but the remaining population — of about 70 people — is causing conflict, the City Council heard Monday. “We are dealing with people who don’t want to go to Loaves …
By: Brian Porter, Ray Lamontagne
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By: Brian Porter
The decision whether Cañon City’s future will have a community swimming pool is now in the hands of voters. The Cañon City Council unanimously supported a resolution Monday, calling a special election for Nov. 3, a year after a second fa…
Whether or not a data center ever proposes locating in Fremont County, officials will be prepared. Commissioners have enacted an emergency moratorium on construction of data centers, a pause to provide six months for policy and procedure…
By: Brian Porter
An estimated $23.6 million in major infrastructure assets at the Royal Gorge Bridge & Park are in such condition that the earliest any of them may need to be replaced is 2046, a paid assessment performed for Cañon City …
By: Brian Porter
One after another, the endless déjà vu meetings this spring and summer related to swimming pool discussions have grown tiresome for many in the Cañon City community – supporters and opponents alike. But this one Tuesday, occurring 56 day…
By: Brian Porter
One member of City Council called upon Mayor Phil Lund to censure another “or do something” Tuesday, as decorum was completely lost in discussion of city committees. “You’re separating us on purpose,” City Councilman Jeremy…
