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August 3, 2026 The Lede Below the Fold Support our newsroom A free press means free of government interference, and while none of our stories are behind a paywall, the Estes Valley Voice needs the support of readers, subscribers, supporters, advertisers, and sponsors to provide the Estes Valley with locally-owned, independent, and journalist-led news reporting. Our basic subscription rate is $7 a month, or…
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August 3, 2026

 

The Lede

 
A climbing adventure for students in the Summer Exchange Visitor Program -- colloquially known asJ1s -- organized by Global Friends in cooperation with KMAC Guides.

Decades ago, summer visitors to Estes Park were greeted by college students from across the country, many of whom proudly […]

Estes Park Police Chief Ian Stewart, left, and Estes Valley Fire Protection District Chief Kevin Nunn stood for a portrait before Nunn's swearing in ceremony on July 27 at the Dannels Fire Station.

The Estes Park Police Department will host its monthly Coffee and Tea at the PD on Thursday, Aug. 6, from […]

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As the United States celebrates its 250th birthday and Colorado marks its 150th anniversary of statehood, American Legion Post 119 […]

Colorao statehood birthday cake

Editor’s note: The Estes Valley Voice is excited to announce a partnership with professor and veteran journalist Beth Potter, founder […]

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The Park Hospital District board might be one public meeting away from resolving the financial mess they found themselves in […]

Below the Fold

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Law professor to discuss constitutional separation of powers University of Denver law professor Marty Katz […]

On Tuesday night, Mayor Gary Hall greeted students involved in the Estes Park School's Environmental Resilience project which works in cooperation with the Estes Valley Watershed Coalition and the Estes Valley Recreation and Parks District.

Workforce housing continued to dominate the Estes Park Town Board’s agenda Tuesday night as trustees […]

This week at the library

HOURS Mondays – Thursdays, 10 a.m. – 8 p.m.Fridays and Saturdays, 10 a.m. – 6 […]

During rescue operations in the aftermath of the July 31, 1976, Big Thompson Flood, radio broadcaster and KSIR 1470 News Director Dave Thomas witnessed the recovery of bodies from this vehicle. "I remember things I'd much rather forget," Thomas told the Estes Valley Voice. Pictured from From left are Larimer County Sheriff’s Deputy Billy Banks; Thomas; two unidentified men, one of whom may be Dave Essex, the chief ranger of Rocky Mountain National Park; Estes Park Police Chief Bob Ault, in sunglasses and a patterned shirt; and Dwight Hamilton, Rocky Mountain National Park's public information officer, at far right wearing a white helmet.

When rain began pounding the Big Thompson Canyon on the evening of July 31, 1976, […]

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