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More good news! Love Glenwood Day, Rep. Neguse co-sponsors, Senate hearing requested Momentum for the Glenwood Hot Springs Protection Act is building! Love Glenwood Day:
More good news! Love Glenwood Day, Rep. Neguse co-sponsors, Senate hearing requested Momentum for the Glenwood Hot Springs Protection Act is building! Love Glenwood Day:
The threat facing Glenwood Springs: a new permit application to expand the limestone mine to 56 acres, mining 500 vertical feet upslope, shown by the
Bi-partisan effort led by Rep. Hurd, Sens. Bennet and Hickenlooper On July 22, 2026, Third District Congressman Jeff Hurd and Colorado’s two U.S. senators, Michael
Garfield County Commissioner Tom Jankovsky explains the impacts to the Glenwood Springs tourism economy if the proposed mine expansion were to damage the groundwater network
The idled Rocky Mountain Industrials limestone quarry as seen from the Transfer Trail saddle north of Glenwood Springs, Colorado. The overhanging cliff, casting a shadow
An overhanging cliff, 400 feet wide, casts a shadow above the limestone quarry operated by Rocky Mountain Industrials. An increased state reclamation bond of nearly
Reclamation bond increase to be ordered in follow-up process After two failed attempts, Rocky Mountain Industrials has won state approval for its plan to use
Map by The Wilderness Society of public lands potentially eligible for sell-off. Eligible national forest lands are in green. Eligible BLM lands are in yellow.
In its annual Emerald Elegance Gala and awards ceremony on March 15, 2025, the Glenwood Springs Chamber Resort Association awarded the Citizens’ Alliance the first-ever
DRMS gives mining company 30 days to submit a legitimate plan for quarry reclamation Rocky Mountain Industrials failed to pull off a switcheroo when it