Time Machine Tuesday: Colorado Industries for the Blind
During the 1950s the State of Colorado sponsored a program, run by a five-member board, that provided jobs for blind …
Colorado State Publications Blog
The Colorado State Publications Library provides Coloradans FREE permanent public access to state government documents.
Farm Fresh Mobile App
Farmer’s market season has arrived, and if you’re hunting for the nearest market or looking for a specific type of …
Governor’s Disaster Declaration
Lieutenant Governor Garcia (in Governor Hickenlooper’s absence) has issued a disaster declaration for the floods and landslides affecting Colorado due …
Time Machine Tuesday: Admission to the Bar, 1924
This month, as hundreds of recent law school grads prepare to take their bar exams, we look back at the …
Paintcare: Colorado's New Paint Recycling Program
Colorado has a new paint recycling program. The Paintcare program started on July 1, as required by SB 14-029, the …
Colorado Population by Age Visualization Graph
How has Colorado’s population changed in terms of age over the last 25 years, and how will it change in …
Time Machine Tuesday: The Birds of Colorado – 1897
Over the last century, as Colorado’s population has grown and development has increased, wildlife has been affected. Additionally, new scientific evidence …
History Colorado Collections Online
History Colorado recently launched a database of selected items in its collection, including artifacts, photographs, and archival materials. The database launched …
Colorado's Water Plan
The State of Colorado is currently engaged in the development of “Colorado’s Water Plan.” The plan’s official website, coloradowaterplan.com, offers …
Time Machine Tuesday: Ralph Carr Salutes Delph Carpenter
Colorado Governor Ralph L. Carr (served 1939-1943) is best known for standing up for Japanese Americans during WWII. But Carr was …
Sales Tax Information for Businesses
If you are selling goods in the State of Colorado your business is required to have a sales tax license …
Reviews of Colorado Books
The Center for Colorado and the West (CC&W) at the Auraria Library offers a website with lists and reviews of …
Time Machine Tuesday: The Vulcan Mine Explosion
This week we use our digitized historical documents to travel back to 1896 and one of the state’s worst mining …
New Statistics on Marijuana Use
Today the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment released new statistics on adult marijuana use in Colorado. The data …
Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month
June has been designated as Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month. Alzheimer’s and related dementias affect over 47 million people worldwide. …
Insurance Tips for Storm Damage
Many of us received heavy rains and hail this weekend, potentially causing damage to roofs, cars, etc. If you experienced …
Time Machine Tuesday: Dandelions
Dandelions everywhere! They spring up along ditch banks, crowd into open places in alfalfa fields, or luxuriate in gardens and …
Threatened and Endangered Species
Colorado has many wildlife species on its threatened and endangered list, including several species each of amphibians, birds, fish, mammals, …
Lifelong Learning
Did you know that Colorado senior citizens can audit classes, tuition-free, at many of Colorado’s state universities? These programs allow seniors …
Time Machine Tuesday: Agriculture in Colorado, 1926
In 1926 the State Agricultural College (now Colorado State University) published a history of Colorado agriculture. This tome, at over …