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Who decides on Stay at Home orders?

Wyatt Liles May 28, 2020

We talk with a Boulder County Commissioner about the laws behind Stay at Home orders.

Essential working in high school

Lincoln Roch and Madison Sain May 25, 2020

Two students share what it's like to be an essential worker

The rulez of quarantine

Ben McCorrison May 22, 2020

There are still plenty of restrictions still here. This is how you stay safe.

A screenshot of the Monarch Mincraft server, created by a team of MHS freshmen.

A different kind of community

Amelia Krueger May 14, 2020

During the Covid-19 shutdown, the options for the Monarch community to interact and stay connected with each other have been limited. Faced with these challenges, a small group of Monarch students found...

Life for the most vulnerable

Life for the most vulnerable

Kate Muldoon May 10, 2020

A typical day at Sunrise Senior Living in Broomfield starts with waking up, taking the elevator downstairs, and eating breakfast at the buffet with friends and neighbors. The possibilities for the rest...

Officer Humphreys confronts COVID-19

Beckett France May 8, 2020

Monarch's School Resource Officer has been on the front lines of the coronavirus crisis for weeks. Here are his stories.

Avista Adventist Hospital in Louisville

Medical field faces changes

Maya Matus May 7, 2020

The world is in slight shambles as we try to battle uncertainty across the globe. No one is sure when it will come to an end. However, when it does, there will be some major differences, especially in...

Why you still need to wear a mask

Jack Ewig and Max Fredricksmeyer May 5, 2020

Those masks are super important. Here's why you need to wear one.

How to connect virtually with friends

Ayden Harris May 2, 2020

You've used Google Hangouts with your teachers. Here's how to set one up for yourself to connect with your friends from home.

LOUISVILLE, CO - FEBRUARY 29, 2020 - 
Louisvilles iconic century-old caboose and train cars were removed and moved to a sitE for restoration on February 29, 2020. Dozens of people showed up to watch and be photographed with the caboose.
(Cliff Grassmick/Staff Photographer)

Louisville caboose saved for future generations

Alex Neumann April 30, 2020

Some dreams are bigger than others. In the case of Travis Ramos, that dream weighed 44,800 pounds. Along with his family, Ramos dreamed of saving an old caboose that sat empty on the edge of Louisville...

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