Photo by Joe Kusumoto / Breckenridge Creative Arts
Of all the industries, arts and entertainment arguably has suffered the most during the pandemic. It became a cultural death sentence as concert venues and theaters closed across the country and sources of income dried up.
“We’ve been impacted just like every other business in the county and beyond,” former Breckenridge Creative Arts CEO Matt Neufeld said in March. “I would say there has not been a single arts organization that didn’t have to completely rethink how they can fulfill their mission and serve our community in new ways.”
Those new ways became apparent over the summer. Breckenridge and Frisco Main streets were filled with murals. Groups performed outdoors at pop-up concerts, and actors put on theatrical cabarets in neighborhoods.
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A Kansas man is facing felony assault and vehicular eluding charges after allegedly hitting two Frisco police officers with a car and fleeing, according to police records.
Russ Ashley, 43, was arrested last month following an ordinary traffic stop that turned violent off Frisco Main Street. Just after midnight on March 19, Frisco officers initiated a traffic stop after noticing a Ford Mustang swerve into another lane without signaling while traveling south on Colorado Highway 9. According to the report, the driver continued south on the highway at a slow speed and eventually turned onto Main Street where he pulled into an empty parking spot west of Seventh Avenue.
The incident happened Wednesday at the Credit Union of the Rockies at 111 E. Main St. Author: Makayla Richards Updated: 9:02 AM MST January 16, 2021
FRISCO, Colo. The public was asked for help in finding a man who robbed the Credit Union of the Rockies in Frisco on Wednesday, the Frisco Police Department (FPD) said in a press release. Watch the video above: RAW: Police need help identifying this bank robbery suspect in Frisco
FPD said the man entered the bank about 2:47 p.m. and demanded money from the teller. He stuffed what he was given into his front jacket pockets and left the bank on foot. FDP said he headed east on Frisco Main Street.