Recientemente leí un artículo en Colorado Lawyer, una revista publicada por la Asociación de Profesión Legal, sobre disoluciones de matrimonio con personas de alto conflicto y pensé que sería informativo compartirlo aquí.
Las personas de alto conflicto se describen mejor como alguien que actúa en una… read more →
“Llegaron a eso de tres, cuando los músicos todavía no se cansan y avientan cumbias y corridos como si estuvieran empezando”, es el inicio del relato del escritor mexicano Eduardo Antonio de la Parra.
Nadie los vio Salir, es un cuento corto donde De la Parra… read more →
Traducción por Jacquelinne Castro
Camp Hale
El presidente Joe Biden visitó Colorado el miércoles 12 de octubre – después de su llegada al aeropuerto regional del condado de Eagle – para designar Camp Hale como un monumento nacional. Camp Hale fue usado como un área de…
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On Tuesday, Oct. 11, the Carbondale board of trustees met to discuss both a land use application for a potential recreational dispensary on West Main Street as well as the 2023 board budget.
The meeting opened introducing the first round of “students of the month” for… read more →
In the only matter requiring a vote at the Basalt town council’s regular meeting Tuesday, Oct. 11, councilors unanimously approved participating in a memorandum of understanding to form the Roaring Fork Valley Wildfire Collaborative (RFVWC). As the first such collaboration in the Roaring Fork River drainage and contiguous areas,… read more →
Sopris Theatre Company (STC) premiered the first production of its 2022-23 season, John Olive’s “The Voice of the Prairie.” But, there’s still time to catch the show, which is set to run again Oct. 14 and 15 at 7 p.m. and Oct.16 at 2 p.m. at the New… read more →
By Jamie LaRue
Garfield County Libraries
I learned to read from comic books. At first, I mostly read DC Comics, mainly Superman. I was the only 6-year-old on my block who could spell “invulnerable.” Later, I got into Marvel comics. Then, I worked my… read more →
By Nancy Peterson
Special to The Sopris Sun
How lucky am I to have gone from being a couch potato in Maryland to hiking in the mountains of Colorado? This summer’s adventures included Sutey Ranch to Red Hill, American Lake, East Maroon Creek, Linkins… read more →
Dark Humor
JM Jesse
Glenwood Springs
A murder of crows
An unkindness of ravens
Walk into a bar
The Prayer Shawl
By Nancy McAtavey, Carbondale
My neighbor made my prayer…
read more →Faith in LGBTQ+
We, faith leaders serving the Roaring Fork Valley and representing over 600 members, extend our unwavering support to the Roaring Fork School District (RFSD) for all efforts to support gender expansive/nonconforming students. As a community, we are called to protect the vulnerable among…
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