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With gift of $1,000, police giving $100 each to families who could use a little help right now or just need a boost to make holidays a time to celebrate.

The goal of the program also is to support small businesses who comply with public health orders and introduce restaurants to sustainable products that support the county’s economic and climate action goals, according to a news release.

As 2020 draws to a close, Longmont resident Andy Eppler is celebrating the release of “Broke-Down Deluxe” to cap off a year that has radically changed the lives of professional musicians across the globe.

The panel will discuss the impact COVID-19 has had on mental health, schooling and access to education, as well as child abuse and neglect during this period, stated Boulder County District Attorney Michael Dougherty, who will moderate.

Timber industry mostly uninterested in Colorado

It will likely take several years for Colorado to fully regain the jobs lost during the recession brought on by the pandemic, according to a report from the Leeds School of Business at the University of Colorado Boulder.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

Kate Greiner, a member of Firestone-based Troop 73, recently donated 28 raised dog beds to the shelter.

Outgoing Education Secretary Betsy DeVos had indicated the U.S. Department of Education was unlikely to grant testing waivers this school year. Whether to stick with that policy or give states more flexibility will be one of the first questions confronting incoming President Joe Biden and his education secretary.