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The Remarkable Story Behind Silverton’s Christ of the Mines Shrine

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By Wes Adams
| KMXY-FM (Grand Junction, CO) Verified
For unprepared drivers, traveling on Colorado’s Million Dollar Highway might involve random prayers for safety as you head over the sheer drop-offs of Red Mountain Pass. By the time you make it to Silverton at 9,318 feet, you might even swear you saw Jesus. Fear not. If you are looking at the side of Anvil Mountain in the San Juan, you’re seeing the Christ of the Mines Shrine.
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Grand Junction Wants Your Input on Orchard Mesa Pool’s Future Original

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By Wes Adams
| KEKB-FM (Grand Junction, CO) Verified
Grand Junction has been swimming in the Orchard Mesa Pool since 1983. It’s been a summertime staple for decades, but now its future is once again up for debate. Grand Junction’s 2026 Community Satisfaction Survey asks whether the Orchard Mesa Pool should be kept open with new funding, or should it be closed once the new Community Recreation Center pools open? Your chance to provide feedback is coming soon.
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How Colorado’s Steamboat Springs Got Its Unusual Name

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By Wes Adams
| KKPL-FM (Windsor, CO) Verified
On the Western Slope, we know Steamboat Springs as one of the state’s premier ski destinations, but its name has visitors expecting steamboats to be floating up and down the Yampa River. Instead, the name has nothing to do with boats. The story goes back over 200 years to a mineral spring along the Yampa River, which fooled early fur trappers into thinking a steam-powered paddlewheel was somewhere nearby.
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