Denver theme park Elitch Gardens will host an in-person Spring Job Fair this Friday and Saturday. The goal is to hire more than 1,000 employees for the 2021 season.
Interviews and job offers will be available on the spot. Jobs are available in all departments, including food service, park services, ride operations, retail, games, aquatics, skilled trades and park maintenance, guest services, security, First Aid and various internships.
Pay starts at $14.77 an hour, depending on the position. Perks include free tickets for friends and family, paid sick leave and more.
Registration is required at www.ElitchGardens.com/Jobs to attend. The minimum age to apply is 16 years old. Applicants should dress appropriately and bring two valid forms of ID.
By Shawn Patrick
Mar 31, 2021
One of Colorado s neatest attractions/landmarks should be on your bucket list. If you ve already been, I am sure you can t wait to go back. And now is a great time to visit the Royal Gorge in Canyon City as they re offering Colorado residents half-price admission for the month of April!
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NASHVILLE, TN – (9th March, 2021) – Chart-topper Granger Smith, leader of Yee Yee Nation, last night released the chilling new music video for his current single at Country radio “Hate You Like I Love You.” The single is off his recently released 10th studio album, Country Things, and the video follows almost a month to the day the single went for adds. Directed by the highly regarded director TK McKamy (Thomas Rhett, FGL, Wiz Khalifa, and many more), this music video is unlike anything Smith has ever released and is another example of Granger’s multifaceted talents that never ceases to amaze his peers and fans. Watch the striking video below.
The Surprising Amount Of Money Cracker Barrel Makes From Its Gift Shop Bloomberg/Getty Images
By Laine Doss/March 6, 2021 1:27 pm EDT
For many travelers in the United States, Cracker Barrel is a welcome stop for food while on the road.
The restaurant chain was founded in 1969 by Dave Evins, who worked in the family s gasoline business. Evins wanted to open an eatery that would offer a good, hearty meal to people on the go, instead of the fast food restaurants he noticed popping up.
According to the Cracker Barrel website, the restaurant s country store was always an important component of the concept. Evins, who grew up in Tennessee, recalled going to country stores as a child, perusing the penny candies, gifts, and knick-knacks. He thought that people might just want to purchase souvenirs and snacks before hopping back in their cars and continuing their journey.
Article Contributed by Sarah J Frost | Published on Saturday, February 27, 2021
Simon Flory’s music is suffused with the elements of his childhood – days spent in the fields, church songs, gravel roads. His new album,
Haul These Blues Away, out today, features compositions that are as much short-story sketches as they are songs, each populated – like the locales that inspire them – with those among us who have few choices.
On
Haul These Blues Away, Flory’s sound evokes voices not much heard on radio airwaves, a stew of early country, gospel, and the best of classic Nashville. Even his guitar playing captures the rhythmic tumble of clawhammer banjo and Appalachian fiddle, and his vocal phrasing carries inflections from the Carter Family to Eddie Cochran to Hank Williams.