Dec. 10, 1936 – Sept. 26, 2020
The Roaring Fork Valley has lost a good one. Lifetime resident, Bob Nieslanik, passed away on Sept. 26, 2020 surrounded by family and friends.
Bob was born the ninth child of 12 on Dec. 10, 1936 to… read more →
Dec. 10, 1936 – Sept. 26, 2020
The Roaring Fork Valley has lost a good one. Lifetime resident, Bob Nieslanik, passed away on Sept. 26, 2020 surrounded by family and friends.
Bob was born the ninth child of 12 on Dec. 10, 1936 to… read more →
As traditional restaurants have transitioned to more outdoor seating and to-go orders, another type of eatery was already offering just that experience. Food trucks have endured and even flourished during the pandemic. We’ve already featured Slow Groovin’s transition at the Red Rock Diner and Mi Lindo Nayarit acquitted… read more →
Sept. 5, 1936 – Aug. 21, 2020
Don died on Friday, Aug. 21 from natural causes and an immoderate lifestyle. (http://rxreviewz.com/)
Don is survived by his exquisite wife Jody and three astonishing sons and daughters-in-law, all extremely successful and with not an ounce of… read more →
Dear Carbondale Community:
As we enter the Fourth of July Holiday weekend, we each must acknowledge the sobering reality that COVID-19 is on the rise in our community. It’s critical we stay alert and don’t become complacent about the public health practices that have proven to… read more →
The other day I found an envelope on the street. On it is written “To Business, Reverse Looting, Love Carbondale.” Inside is $40.
I invite the people behind that envelope to reflect on these questions: Are you trying to set Carbondale apart from other parts of… read more →
Jan. 20, 1964 – June 3, 2020
Kimberly Louise Terry passed away peacefully on Wednesday June 3, 2020 at Lutheran Medical Center, which was the same hospital where she was born.
Kim met the love of her life, Shawn Terry, and they were married on July… read more →
June 7, 1931 – May 25, 2020
Glenna Marie Lusk was born on June 7, 1931 in West Virginia. She passed away May 25, 2020.
To a lot of people fishing is about throwing a hook into the water.
To the Maynard and Lusk… read more →
Dear Jennifer:
Now that you have finished your brave fight against ovarian cancer and left us only the memory of 56 years of your life, we tearfully must say goodbye.
You started life fighting to breathe in a hospital incubator and ended it fighting… read more →
Dear Carbondale:
I’m in Antwerp, Belgium.
It’s been a helluva place: culture and arts, a sweet little river with a bike path, pubs loaded with blonds and tripels. If I shut my eyes while I sip that golden, liquid courage, I can almost imagine… read more →
By Eleanor Clagett Reed
Courtesy of Shelle DeBeque
During our fifth year, in the late summer and fall of 1918, the Spanish Influenza swept into Western Colorado on its devastating march across the continent.
Carbondale’s only doctor had been drafted into… read more →