When it comes to choosing the ultimate summer vacation, Colorado stays atop most peoples’ lists in 2018. Not a surprise, if you’re one who loves spending time outside. There are a list of activities, events, attractions and so much more that you can choose from, but when it comes to the Great Outdoors, the hiking, biking, and rafting adventures in Colorado are truly “the best of the best.”
Planning Your Trip to Ski Town, U.S.A.
September 7, 2017 By
Planning Your Trip to Ski Town, U.S.A. by Amy Lignor Every avid skier will tell you that “champagne powder” is an awesome thing to behold; this very smooth, dry snow is great for skiers of all levels. The term originates from the ski resorts nestled in the Rocky Mountains where – more often […]
College Football Arriving Soon!
August 7, 2017 By
Ask any college football fan and they will tell you that it seems like an eternity waiting for the season to begin. But, have no fear, the kick-off to the college season is almost here, with Colorado State and Oregon State hitting the field on Saturday, August 26th at 2:30 p.m. ET. On the same day, fans of Oregon State and Colorado State will see an active match-up, and Portland State vs. BYU will also be a huge viewer draw. Add in the 6:00 p.m. game of Hawaii at UMass and the 7:30 p.m. game of South Florida vs. San Jose State – and you are most definitely looking at a full, much-needed, long-awaited day of the colleges you love getting back to gridiron business.
Recluse Comes to Regret Bringing Good Samaritan Home in Riveting Suspense Thriller
May 29, 2017 By
Paul (Antonio Banderas) is the literary equivalent of a one-hit wonder. The flash in the pan enjoyed a short-lived success, thanks to the best-seller he published while still in his twenties. Back then, he became the toast of the town when the popular tome was adapted to the big screen, even though the movie bore no resemblance to his book besides having the same title.
Get Ready for Those Icy Competitions
November 17, 2015 By
Get Ready for Those Icy Competitions By Amy Lignor You think the Super Bowl will be a competition? You thought the World Series was? Well…book your airline tickets now, people, because the coolest, most awesome, most gritty competitions are soon to begin. When the weather outside turns frightful, there are those who break […]
Western Skiers, Snowboarders Get an Early Start
November 4, 2015 By
Western Skiers, Snowboarders Get an Early Start By Burt Carey With snow-making machines roaring to life and storms dropping temperatures and precipitation, winter ski and snowboard enthusiasts are set to hit the slopes before Thanksgiving at resorts from California to Colorado. Ready to handle those tens of thousands of visitors is Vail Resorts, Inc., […]
An EPA “Accident” Turns Into Far More
August 25, 2015 By
An EPA “Accident” Turns Into Far More ~ by Amy Lignor What began as an “accident” made by the EPA in Denver, Colorado, has now opened a can of even more worms showing that the EPA, itself, actually had pre-knowledge that an environmental accident could occur in the first place during their project. For […]
Colorado STOP wasting water, California golf courses need water!
August 18, 2015 By
Colorado STOP wasting water, California golf courses need water! I’m Will Roberts, and this is the Daily Scream! Ahhh, here we go! Well, this last weekend I flew to Denver Colorado to head down to Durango and entertain folks on the Railroad, Bet you don’t hear that often anymore. Now I have traveled […]
Dirty Water is Escalating
August 18, 2015 By
Dirty Water is Escalating ~ Amy Lignor The argument between the EPA and various governing bodies from the state of Colorado to the states of New Mexico, Arizona, Utah – you name it – has been taking over the headlines. This came about because of an EPA project to open up an old […]
Orange is the New Disgusting Mess
August 11, 2015 By
Orange is the New Disgusting Mess ~ Amy Lignor The EPA makes mistakes? Don’t be silly… Oh, wait, what’s that people are seeing out their windows in Colorado and now New Mexico? It looks almost like the sun is setting over the river, sending a burning shade of orange onto the glassy water […]
