There is no shortage of housing troubles and no limit to the resources and partnerships needed to strive toward an elusive resolution. The recently-formed Greater Roaring Fork Valley Housing Coalition (GRFVHC) aims to connect communities and organizations tackling the housing crisis locally. David Myler, a local attorney, and the late Bill Lamont, a longtime Carbondale […]
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Constellation work offers ancestral healing
Many acknowledge that there are forces which exist outside our conscious understanding, forces that affect and influence our experience. In that vein, there is a new type of therapy taking hold that entails delving into one’s ancestral trauma to bring about change in their own life. Constellation work, a method founded by Bert Hellinger, explores […]
KDNK: Forever young
“If you don’t go to prom, you’ll miss out on this once in a lifetime opportunity.” Does anyone remember their parents saying that? Well, KDNK has proved them wrong by providing that unexpected second chance. KDNK members and nonmembers alike converged at The Arts Campus at Willits on Saturday, May 8, for the beloved local […]
Reducción en los flujos de agua inspiran una amplia colaboración
Traducción por Dolores Duarte El Colorado River district (CRD) celebró su reunión anual sobre el “Estado del Río en el Medio Colorado” en el Morgridge Commons de Glenwood Springs la noche del 3 de mayo. Los presentadores predijeron otro verano caluroso con niveles bajos de agua, lo cual no es diferente al 2021. De marzo […]
RFHS Visual Art Show celebrates 21 years
It likely will not come as much of a surprise, but, did you know that Carbondale has an abundance of talented teen artists? The collective articulation of this talent is currently on display throughout the Roaring Fork High School (RFHS) library. That’s right, the annual RFHS Visual Art Show (VAS) is up until Friday, May […]
‘Flashback’ returns to the RFV
Once upon a time — in 1989, to be precise — the lights of Hollywood followed hotshots Kiefer Sutherland and the late Dennis Hopper to the Roaring Fork Valley to shoot a film called “Flashback.” The movie is about a fictional hippie activist, Huey Walker (Hopper), who is being arrested for a stunt he pulled […]
GCPLD Comic Festival
Garfield County Public Library District (GCPLD) held its first Comic Festival on Saturday, May 7 at its Glenwood Springs (pictured) and Parachute branches. GCPLD intends to make it a yearly event. Photos by James Steindler Less Rios (appearing as Ryūko Matoi from “Kill la Kill”) judged the cosplay contest. Garfield County Libraries’ communications and marketing […]
KDNK launches Thrift Shop Prom, its newest event
Was prom all you thought it was cracked up to be? Looking to relive those glorious and perhaps awkward teenage moments? Perhaps you wouldn’t change a thing. Either way, there’s good news. KDNK is inviting you to a prom-themed fundraiser. That’s right, The Arts Center at Willits (TACAW) will host KDNK’s first-ever Thrift Shop Prom […]
Gripe aviar pone en alerta a la ladera occidental
Traducción por Dolores Duarte El Departamento de Agricultura de Colorado (CDA) continúa monitoreando el creciente alcance de la nociva gripe aviar H5N1. Para aves domésticas, la enfermedad conlleva una tasa de mortalidad del 90-100%. Hasta ahora se han confirmado casos en los condados de Pitkin, Montrose y La Plata. La enfermedad procede de gansos, patos […]
Dismal water flows inspire expansive collaboration
The Colorado River District (CRD) held its annual “Middle Colorado State of the River” meeting at the Morgridge Commons in Glenwood Springs the evening of May 3. Presenters predicted another hot summer with low water levels; not dissimilar to 2021. From March through June, several meetings are taking place throughout Western Colorado, from Ouray County […]
