On April 11, Roland McCook, an Uncompahgre band member from the Ute Tribe of the Uintah and Ouray Reservation, shared his knowledge and lived experience of Ute history in western Colorado. The free presentation was organized through the Glenwood Springs Historical Society’s speaker series and took place at the Glenwood Library. McCook currently runs an organization […]
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Sopris Theatre Company closes season with show restoring balance to life
The Sopris Theatre Company has been around for over 50 years at Colorado Mountain College (CMC). “The Cottage,” written by Sandy Rustin, is the play closing out their 2025–26 season, performed at the New Space Theatre at CMC’s Spring Valley campus (3000 County Road 114) in the Quigley Library building. The play is a mischievous […]
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El Dr. Ernesto Sagás habla sobre la historia de la inmigración latina en el oeste de Colorado
El 14 de marzo, la Biblioteca de Glenwood Springs recibió al Dr. Ernesto Sagás, quien presentó sobre la historia latina en la región del Western Slope. Organizada por la Sociedad Histórica de Glenwood Springs, la presentación introdujo el libro de Sagás, “Latino Colorado: The Struggle for Equality in the Centennial State.” Con un doctorado en […]
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Dr. Ernesto Sagás speaks to the history of Latino immigration in western Colorado
On March 14, the Glenwood Springs Library hosted Dr. Ernesto Sagás, who presented on Latinx history on the Western Slope. Organized by the Glenwood Springs Historical Society, the presentation introduced Sagás’ book, “Latino Colorado: The Struggle for Equality in the Centennial State.” With a PhD in political science and a focus in Latin American studies […]
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WTFF?! Perimenopause – a game of connection and education
A conversation with creator Meredith Kasper On March 5, I had the pleasure of sitting down in True Nature Healing Arts with Meredith Kasper, a Carbondale local, to talk about her game WTFF?! Perimenopause. Kasper has spent over a year developing this delightful card game for the purpose of connecting people and providing a resource […]
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Guest Opinion: Singing for change
Editor’s note: The author of this piece sings with the Joyful Resistance Choir. Amidst the chaos of political discourse and everyday life, people in Minneapolis gathered to use their voice for hope, peace, and to bring some joy back into the world. Led by women, the Minneapolis Resistance Choir grew and news spread about their […]