Traducción por Jacquelinne Castro
¿Tiene periódicos?
¡The Sopris Sun necesita tu ayuda! Después de haber trasladado oficinas, una colección completa de papeles del 2019 con destino a ser conservado se perdieron. La intencion es guardar tres copias de cada edición para la preservación histórica. Es una cuestión de registro…
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Por Dra. Judith Alvarez Quiroz
El Dr. Feinsinger nos comenta que existen estudios que muestran que las personas que viven en un estilo de vida alimenticio basado en frutas, vegetales y alimentos de grano entero — comiendo, por ejemplo, legumbres, frijoles, lentejas, garbanzos, habas, el arroz integral, tortillas de maíz,… read more →
If you have ever gazed up from the doorway of the building located at the corner of Third and Main in Carbondale, you will have spied a blue sign with yellow lettering that reads: Rebekah Lodge.
Many locals know it as the Near New or, more informally, as… read more →
Por Raleigh Burleigh
Hace menos de un año, The Sopris Sun decidió dedicarse a un nuevo aprendizaje. A través del Sol del Valle, nos convertimos en una publicación bilingüe en marzo de 2021. Es un desarrollo natural que fue totalmente abrazado por la comunidad que nos apoya.
Gracias a la… read more →
Yes, alas, it came to pass — on Christmas Day, no less. Legendary DJ Pastor Mustard (aka Dan Sadowsky) announced during his weekly “Bluegrass with Mustard” show on KDNK that, after the better part of two decades on the air with it, this would be his last one.
In a… read more →
By James Steindler
To Reina Katzenberger, art is more than a medium expressing one creative’s mind; it’s about community. That is why the local artist is inviting anyone and everyone to visualize and take part in her creative process.
“Art in Process” is a working… read more →
Got papers?
The Sopris Sun needs your help! After recently moving offices, a complete set of 2019 papers meant for preservation were lost. We’re hoping to round up three copies of each issue to be bound and archived for historical preservation. It’s a matter of historical record and…
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“At its linguistic root, the word ‘courage’ comes from the word ‘heart’ — an invitation to meet what is most difficult in our lives with our hearts flung wide and willing to risk. And ‘strength,’ in my experience, can be a paradox. The more vulnerable I am, the more… read more →
By Danielle Davis
“After I relocated to the Roaring Fork Valley, it was curious to me that the animals [along the side of the road] were left to scavengers, given my prior experience in Alaska,” says Missouri Heights resident Mike Fleagle, who moved here in 2018.
Fleagle is an Alaska… read more →
By Will Sardinsky
While most schools in the Roaring Fork Valley, and the country, had Monday off for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Waldorf School on the Roaring Fork was in session.
“Today we are choosing to intentionally hold school, because we wanted to bring all of our students,… read more →
