Author: Nathan Van Dyne
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Taste of Carolina hits home in southern Colorado
If you’re on Day 2 of a New Year’s resolution that involves healthy eating, feel free to disregard this. But if you’re craving tasty comfort food, you’ve come to the right spot. Bojangles, a staple of the Carolinas, arrived recently on the Front Range, with a store off Interstate 25 in Pueblo. You can’t go…
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6 fall drives that showcase Colorado aspens
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save This annual tour doesn’t require tickets even though it’s sure to draw incredible crowds. It’s aspen season in Colorado, and it never disappoints. Radiant hues of gold, red and orange will soon paint forests across…
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Pikes Pick: New shake at Whataburger just what the doctor ordered
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save I’m a big fan of Dr Pepper and rarely turn my nose at anything carrying that label. However, the recent release of Dr Pepper Blackberry wasn’t great. Despite that, I opted to try Whataburger’s version…
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VIDEO: A bear walks across a street in Woodland Park
A yearling bear takes a stroll Thursday morning through a neighborhood in Woodland Park. Video by Nathan Van Dyne, The Gazette
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Uncovering a pristine scene on west side of Pikes Peak
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save “You can’t get too much winter in the winter.” — Robert Frost Colorado harbors a bit of a secret. It’s a secret the ritzy resorts aren’t eager to share and one the westward masses seem largely uninterested in learning. But it’s a fact that bears…
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Dogs in the snow
Dogs try surfing in 20 inches of snow Thursday, March 14, 2024, in Woodland Park, Colo.
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Uncovering a pristine scene on west side of Pikes Peak
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save “You can’t get too much winter in the winter.” — Robert Frost Colorado harbors a bit of a secret. It’s a secret the ritzy resorts aren’t eager to share and one the westward masses seem largely uninterested in learning. But it’s a fact that bears…
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Incredible journey: 54 fourteeners, 54 years, 2 lost toes, countless memories
Last month, Dan Crossey accomplished the feat of conquering Culebra Peak, making him the official completer of all 54 fourteeners in Colorado. Crossey climbed his first fourteener 54 years earlier and always thought he’d remain a member of the ABC (All But Culebra) club. (Video by Nathan Van Dyne/ The Gazette) COSTILLA COUNTY • Despite…
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Pikes Pick: This Colorado holiday lights show doesn’t cost a dime
Denver’s Civic Center Park comes alive at 5 p.m. each day with light and music shows courtesy of the Mile High Tree. The 110-foot tree appeals to the senses, with loads of color and festive tunes. Plus, it’s free to visit. — Nathan Van Dyne, The Gazette People view the Mile High Tree, a 110-foot-tall…