Have a need to get away from it all? There’s a property in Missouri Heights on the market that might spark a buyer’s interest.
In a few short words, this home, located on a 35-acre property, boasts an area 25 feet underground. The bunker, as it’s… read more →
Matt McBrayer is the owner, and the sole technician at Roaring Fork Help Desk, Inc., which he established on March 14th (a.k.a.“Pi Day”) , 2015. The business motto is “Your End-to-End Technology Experts,” and based on Matt’s description of his day-to-day work… read more →
When the new City Market opened, customers were dismayed to discover that the beer they’d grown used to seeing on grocery shelves was no longer available. And when restaurateurs began to consider the complex, they were similarly surprised to learn that it might be unusually difficult to procure… read more →
With over 100 new COVID-19 cases in the past week, the Roaring Fork School District (RFSD) is working to protect students and staff from the potentially devastating effects of the pandemic.
That means that Roaring Fork High School (RFHS) has closed in-person and moved to distance… read more →
It is no secret that public education across the nation is woefully underfunded. Throw in a pandemic and things start to look worrisome.
This school year, as a result of the pandemic, districts across the state experienced a sudden $577 million dollars in reducations, according to… read more →
A Glenwood Springs native, Brendan Cochran is a familiar face at CMC’s Sopris Theatre Company — and not just because his dad used to run the place. He’s the director of the current show, streaming Nov. 13, 14 and 15 — visit tinyurl.com/roguesgallerycmc for tickets.
Q: Tell me… read more →
Redstone Boulevard does not have the same vivacious feeling when the doors to its general store are shut, which has been the case since March. But hermits living up the Crystal Valley — as well as frequent visitors — are in for some good news.
Locals… read more →
For nearly 60 years, the tiny village of Somerset in Gunnison County has been fighting for clean drinking water.
Nestled on the far side of McClure Pass, just 49 miles south of Carbondale, sits the small community. It’s not incorporated as a town, and the only… read more →
On Thursday, Oct. 22, the Grizzly Creek Fire grew 150 acres.
The total burn area is now recorded at 32,641 acres and 91% contained. According to Marcia Gilles, Deputy District Ranger for the Eagle-Holy Cross Ranger District of the White River National Forest, “We were able… read more →
