Matthew Poust

Members of the Trail-Gazette would like to congratulate EPHS student Helene Richter on being named the Bank of Estes Park’s student of the week. As a junior at EPHS, Richter stays active as a…

In a night of brief deliberation, Estes Park Town Board members gathered for their regular bi-weekly meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 10. Throughout the meeting, the board voted on three different action i…

Nearly 100 local community members gathered at Cornerstone Church off Mall Road on Monday night to watch on a public forum with the four candidates running for the two open seats on the Estes Park …

Bank of Estes Park’s student of the week Bennett Kemp.(EPSD/Courtesy Photo)

Downtown Estes Park was buzzing with the Spooktober spirit on Halloween night this past Tuesday as parties of all ages dressed in their best creepy, creative and humorous costumes as they roamed fr…

Following the closure of polls tonight at 7 p.m., Colorado voters will have their ballots counted as part of the Nov. 7 Coordinated Election. Here in the Estes Valley, registered voters received mail-in ballots with three measures on them including, a vote for two chosen candidates to serve on the Estes Park School District Board of Education, Proposition HH and Proposition II. Unofficial results...

TRAIL-GAZETTE One of the issues voters in the Estes Valley are being asked to consider is whether the Estes Park Hospital Board should be allowed to enter into a multi-year fiscal agreement with a larger health care system for affiliation.

With 7,568 votes cast in the Estes Park R-3 School Board election as of 8:59 p.m., unofficial results from Larimer County are showing candidates Brenda Wyss and Brad Shochat as the majority nominees selected to fill the two open board seats.

With a majority of Larimer County votes counted for the Nov. 7 Estes Park R-3 School Board election, unofficial results from Larimer county are showing candidates Brenda Wyss and Brad Shochat as the majority nominees selected to fill the two open board seats.

The community grassroots group Preserve Estes Park (PEP) recently turned in 300 petition signatures to Deputy Town Clerk Bunny Beers on Friday, Dec. 1, as part of a citizens-initiated ordinance to …