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Support the Glen Haven Area Volunteer Fire Department
Brownfield's is using our annual Rummage Sale to raise funds for the Glen Haven Area Volunteer Fire Department. This "small but mighty" team has been fighting Colorado's biggest blaze since August 13th. They have exhausted their resources in this epic fight and have saved hundreds of homes. The people of this community are grateful for their heroic efforts. It is now time for us to come together and help them get the equipment they need to be successful again in the future.Locals and those who love the area can all support the GHAVFD through our event. We have a few...
Fire All Around
On August 13th, the Cameron Peak Fire started and has now burned for over 80 days. It has threatened the nearby communities of Glen Haven, The Retreat, and Storm Mountain. On October 22nd, the East Troublesome Fire grew exponentially from Grand County, surprisingly jumping 1.5 miles of the continental divide, and started the Thompson Zone of the fire in the Spruce Canyon of Rocky Mountain National Park. By the mid morning of October 22nd, Estes Park was nearly surrounded by fire on three sides. Without any previous warning, evacuation notifications began flooding the phones of Estes Park residents. By 12:30pm,...
Holding the Line by Donna Carlson
A good reminder by the Estes Chamber of Commerce Director, Donna Carlson By DONNA CARLSON | PUBLISHED: September 8, 2020 at 1:35 p.m. | It would take a lot of snow to put this fire out, but at least it’s helping to contain the perimeter and slow the spread of the fire, very similar to the way we’re locking arms (figuratively, at six-foot distance) to slow the spread of the virus. Today’s Cameron Peak Fire Update talked about shifting resources to “protect values at risk.” A member of our marketing team brought this to my attention today at the perfect time for me to...
Guide to Fall Colors
We love our customers!
On May 1, 2020, Larimer County issued the guidelines for retail businesses during the "Safer-at-Home" phase of dealing with the Coronavirus. Nothing has changed regarding the requirements for businesses to operate while the threat of COVID remains. Face coverings are required inside of all businesses, but not outside. According to Larimer Country, retail establishments are allowed to operate if "open at 50% capacity and/or at a capacity that enables the retailer to maintain 6-foot distancing between customers and employees." In compliance with the County requirements, Brownfield's has implemented the 50% capacity restriction within our business, as this is the only...