Time Machine Tuesday: Colorado Industry – 1955
Industry in Colorado changed, and grew, significantly following WWII, according to a 1955 publication in our library collection. “Since World …
Colorado State Publications Blog
The Colorado State Publications Library provides Coloradans FREE permanent public access to state government documents.
Vote for Colorado's Most Significant Artifacts
Now through November 30, you can vote for Colorado’s Most Significant Artifacts. This is the second annual campaign by Colorado …
Time Machine Tuesday: First Report of the Colorado Geological Survey, 1908
The very first report of the Colorado Geological Survey covered the activities of the year 1908. In addition to giving …
Bustang – CDOT’s New Express Bus Service
Last month the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) launched Bustang, a new express bus service that commuters can use to …
Demographic Infographics
The State Demography Office has put together a series of infographics on population change, labor, and households for Colorado back …
Time Machine Tuesday: Germans from Russia in Colorado
Between 1975 and 1978, Colorado State University undertook a study of the progress and achievements of Germans from Russia in …
Hire for Colorado
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment is working to reduce the number of unemployed and underemployed persons in Colorado. …
More Information on the Animas River Spill
The State of Colorado has set up several new information sites where you can find out what is happening with …
Time Machine Tuesday: Tuberculosis in Colorado
This week we use our digital documents to travel back to 1957, when the Colorado Department of Health issued a …
Power Up Colorado: Jobs in the Energy Sector
The Colorado Department of Higher Education and College in Colorado have teamed up to create a website devoted to education, …
Helpful Videos on Health Insurance
Under the Affordable Care Act many consumers are purchasing health insurance on their own. If you’re new to the process, …
Animas River Spill Situation
Yesterday the governor issued an Executive Order declaring a disaster emergency for the release of toxic chemicals from the Gold …
Time Machine Tuesday: Kids' Games, 1931
You probably know how to play charades, or bean-bag toss, or how to make shadow animals. You might even remember …
Denver Artist's Guild
One of History Colorado’s regional museums, the Byers-Evans House Museum, currently is holding an exhibit of artworks by Colorado artists …
Time Machine Tuesday: A 1940 Perspective on Conservation
The 1970s are generally thought of as the era when the conservation movement took hold in Colorado, but as a …
New Colorado Crowdfunding Rules
The Colorado Crowdfunding Act (HB15-1246) will go into effect on August 5, and new rules were released by the Securities …
Wildflower Hikes
Wildflower season has arrived in Colorado’s high country, and with this year’s added moisture, you can expect a good show. …
Time Machine Tuesday: Oil and Gas in Colorado, 1925
Where was oil found in Colorado in the early days of the automobile? How do different parts of the state …
Back to School – Time for Vaccinations
Students from preschool to college are required to show proof of vaccinations to enroll in school, so now is the …
Toll Lanes on US36
Tomorrow (July 21), tolling will begin for the Express Lanes on US36. Toll rates will vary depending on time of …