John Denver, a celebrated folk and country artist, rose to fame in the 1970s with his heartfelt songs about nature and life.

Three men from very different musical backgrounds joined forces to battle Tipper Gore's Parental Advisory sticker campaign on ...

John Denver topped the Billboard charts with this hit.

Although she was born in Payson, Utah, Jewel Kilcher spent most of her life near Homer, Alaska, and is by far the state's ...

Mike Potter on lap steel, mandolin and guitar, with Mark Quon on guitar, the duo plays original songs in the classic ...

One sunny July morning, on a lake in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains, two scientists skimmed a black inflatable raft back and forth across the water. Isabella Oleksy, an ecologist at the University of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. One sunny July morning, on a lake in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains, two scientists skimmed a black inflatable raft back and forth ...

Looking to form your weekend plans? Kite, honeybee and button festivals are on the schedule along with the Rocky Mountain ...

By Steve RabeyReligion Correspondent Scott Bottoms and Victor Marx, two Christian ministry leaders from Colorado Springs, are among the leading GOP candidates for governor. And both say it’s time for ...

Grand Valley residents looking to get rid of old or unused musical instruments that are taking up space in their abodes have ...

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John Denver released "Take Me Home, Country Roads", an official state song of West Virginia, on April 12, 1971.