Jeff Hurd

Building a small business takes hard work. Building one while raising five kids takes even more. It was great to visit Maple Blues Coffee in Craig and spend time with Nikki and Kyle Robinson. What...

Some places become part of a community’s story. For decades, Juan Agredano, his wife Robin, and their daughter Jennifer have welcomed generations of families through the doors of C&J Cafe in Delta...

Southern Colorado is proud to support one of our nation’s premier military installations. That partnership works best when the Army, local communities, ranchers, landowners, and elected officials s...

When no one else could reach a stranded hiker high on Crestone Peak, the Colorado Army National Guard stepped in. I was honored to recognize Chief Warrant Officer 5 Mike Antonora, Chief Warrant Of...

Today we celebrate the 236th birthday of the United States Coast Guard and recognize the men and women who serve our country with professionalism, courage, and an unwavering commitment to duty. Fo...

Colorado doesn't have to choose between responsible mining and protecting places that can't be replaced. I'm pro-mining. I'm pro-resource development. But I'm also for doing it responsibly. That ...

Some places are too important to gamble with. I’ve said from the beginning that I’m pro-mining and pro-resource development. But supporting resource development also means recognizing when a proje...

Colorado’s craft distilleries are small businesses rooted in their communities. They buy from local farmers, create good jobs, and help make places like Montrose, Grand Junction, and communities ac...

Athletes around the world use products made in Durango, Colorado. Jeff and Jenny Vierling turned a problem Jeff encountered as an endurance athlete into Tailwind Nutrition, an internationally reco...

There are a lot of ways to spend Colorado Day. I spent the 150th anniversary of our state with the people of Pueblo County. Alongside Pueblo County Sheriff David Lucero and Commissioner Zach Swear...

Colorado has never been defined by the challenges it faces. It's been defined by how its people respond to them. On Colorado's 150th birthday, I spent the day in Pueblo County visiting Beulah, Rye...

On this day in 1876, Colorado became the 38th state. Not everyone thought it would amount to much. One eastern newspaper dismissed Colorado as little more than “Denver, the Kansas-Pacific Railway,...

Thank you to USDA Under Secretary Richard Fordyce for coming to Garfield County to hear directly from #CO03 farmers and ranchers. We discussed various issues affecting agriculture across Western C...

When wildfire threatens a community, the first people to respond are the ones who know it best. Firefighters, law enforcement, emergency managers, and neighbors all come together to protect lives, ...

One of the best parts of serving in Congress is getting to work alongside young people interested in public service. This summer, Justin, Cooper, Jacqueline, and Ashley helped constituents navigat...

One of America’s greatest untapped energy resources isn’t overseas . . . it’s the heat thousands of feet below us. That’s why I introduced the bipartisan Geothermal Energy Advancement Act. Geother...

Twenty five percent of storage in Paonia Reservoir has been lost to sediment over the past six decades. That may sound like a technical problem, but for the fruit growers and ranchers of Delta Coun...

Serving in our nation’s military is one of the highest callings, and helping identify the next generation of leaders is one of the greatest responsibilities I have as your Congressman. If you’re a...

More than 70 years ago, Americans answered the call to defend freedom on the Korean Peninsula. They fought under difficult conditions, far from home, in defense of our allies and the principles tha...

I support mining. I also believe responsible resource development requires recognizing when a project would put an existing community resource at unnecessary risk. That’s why I introduced the bipa...