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Health InsuranceHow can you tell if a doctor or hospital is in your insurance “network” so you don’t have to pay higher deductibles and other costs? The confusion is explained...
- March 2, 2015
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They Called Them ‘Big Boys’One of the largest railroad steam engines ever made still stands in Cheyenne. Read about these unusual machines. Page 10 in the March issue.
- March 2, 2015
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Drug DiscountsThe government’s VA and Medicaid programs negotiate discounts with drug companies, but Medicare does not. Find out why this is costing taxpayers millions. Page 3 in the March issue.
- March 2, 2015
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He Created LovelandThis pioneer armed his employees and ran off every Union Pacific Railroad worker—and created the town of Loveland. Read his story on page 5 in the February issue.
- February 6, 2015
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Our Healthcare MessIt is the “largest and most screwed up industry in the country,” and it doesn’t work, says Steven Brill, who has spent years researching our healthcare system. See page...
- February 6, 2015
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Famous PioneerOne of Colorado’s highest mountains is named for this man who made a fatal mistake when he was an Indian agent. Read his unusual story on page 4...
- February 2, 2015
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Estate PlanningShould you have a tax will, tax living trust, or just a standard will? Here’s what estate attorney Ronald Rutz suggests. See page 8 in the February Voice.
- February 2, 2015
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Women of the WestHer audacity opened the door for women in rodeos and other professions. See this story about the first women to challenge the rodeo cowboys, page 2 of the January...
- January 1, 2015
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Wall Street Banks…Again?U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren made this recent speech about the latest deregulation of Wall Street banks and warns of another possible taxpayer bailout. Page 3 of the...
- January 1, 2015
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He Slid Down Longs Peak“I fell to my knees and thanked God for my deliverance.” That’s what Colorado pioneer Elkanah Lamb said after he narrowly escaped death while descending one of Colorado’s highest...
- January 1, 2015
