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Hoedown Hill in Windsor won't offer skiing this season
Anyone hoping to hit the slopes at Hoedown Hill this winter will have to make other plans. The Windsor venue, once known for offering skiing, snowboarding and snow tubing during the winter months, is now shifting its focus exclusively to live music and outdoor entertainment, according to a news release . TWVC Hospitality, a Northern Colorado company that operates several golf, dining and entertainment businesses, including Hoedown Hill, announced the change Nov. 5, pointing to the success of the hill's music festivals and free summer concert series, which have drawn thousands of visitors. Concerts have become a familiar part of the Hoedown Hill experience since the venue opened in 2024. Its festivals have featured acts such as The Band Perry, which headlined a September event, along with Third Eye Blind, Cold War Kids and Plain White T's. The venue is already looking ahead to 2027, with planning underway for a full calendar of festivals, concerts and outdoor events. More details, including performer lineups, are expected to be announced in the coming months, according to the release. Abigail Flores-Johnson covers food, beer and entertainment for the Coloradoan. You can reach her by email at abigailflores-johnson@coloradoan.com . This article originally appeared on
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A pair of No. 1 seeds stumble on Day 1 of girls volleyball state tournament
DENVER – Each time Avery Tychsen threw down a kill and Addison Jones turned University away with a block, Berthoud’s belief grew more and more. After taking the two of the first three sets, the Spartans never wavered and scored perhaps the upset of the day, beating University 25-21, 20-25, 25-17, 25-22 in the second round of the Class 3A girls volleyball state tournament. It was Tychsen who ended the match with a kill in the fourth set, making a small corner of the Denver Coliseum erupt like Clint Barmes had just hit a walk-off home run to lift the Colorado Rockies over the San Diego Padres in 2005.