For more than 30 years, St. Vincent’s Catholic Church has stood as a major downtown Basalt gathering space.
But, three decades of wear and tear and the need for more space brought the church to Town Council with plans for a 2,400 square foot addition for… read more →
According to Angela Bruno, Carbondale Clay Center’s Executive Director, “Things are going well,” and considering the impact that COVID-19 has had on businesses and educational entities in Carbondale, that’s remarkable.
Carbondale Clay Center is in its 23rd year of existence, and Bruno… read more →
Anyone that has recently walked or ridden their bicycle on the Rio Grande Trail between Second and Fourth streets has seen it: A dusty lot on the North side of the trail is sprouting two large buildings that are scheduled to be completed prior to the end of… read more →
White/Caucasian, Asian/Pacific Islander, Latino, African-American or Decline to State? At first, I responded to my new optometrist’s medical history form by checking that familiar first box: White/Caucasian.
Moments later, that choice began to rankle. What relevance could one’s race have to double vision?
The… read more →
The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) announced a limited reopening of Interstate 70 in Glenwood Canyon Monday morning.
Travelers will not be able to stop in the canon, with rest areas and exit ramps closed. A head-to-head detour is in place between Hanging Lake Tunnel and near No… read more →
While the fight against the Grizzly Creek Fire wages on, infrastructural repercussions continue to mount — some of which will not be fully assessed until the inferno is extinguished.
Transportation
The prolonged closure of I-70 has caused delays for businesses and institutions which rely on supply… read more →
With 320 square miles and 15,000 residents to protect, the Carbondale & Rural Fire Protection District truly understands the value of dedicated volunteers who serve at headquarters and at the district’s six outlying stations.
It takes a strong commitment to volunteer, said… read more →
August is overdose awareness month and Mind Springs Health (MSH) is using the time to educate locals about the opioid epidemic and how overdosing can be prevented or even reversed at the time it’s taking place.
According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), 67,367 people… read more →
“He was the funniest person I’ve ever met,” said a longtime friend of Tyler Ribich.
But Tyler is gone. He was tragically killed May 2019 in a horrific automobile accident on a winding country road on Missouri Heights. He was 16 and a junior at Basalt… read more →
When the Carbondale Planning and Zoning Commission adjourned its recent meeting, the members had just voted to continue the major site plan review of the Eastwood 133 LLC Self-Storage Facility to the next public hearing on Thursday, Aug. 27.
Continuance will also include public comments and… read more →
