It was unanimous: the food would be distributed to as many people in need as possible throughout the Valley. The decision was easy, but figuring out the logistics of getting the harvest from Ross Montessori School’s garden to its desired recipients would take teamwork.
That’s where… read more →
Mike Topete has come a long way since he first, quite hesitantly, took a woodshop class his freshman year at Roaring Fork High School. Now a senior, he proposed a Capstone Project that would be “a personal, final test” of all the woodshop skills he’s learned over the… read more →
At one point, she asked her mom why she hadn’t been born a boy — after all, it seemed like for everything she wanted to do, her mother told her it was impossible as a girl. That was true of living at the monastery, too.
“I… read more →
Chris Pooley is perfecting his margarita recipe. It will likely be the libation of choice at Festival las Americas, and he wants to make sure he doesn’t disappoint.
“I checked the weather report; we’re supposed to have good weather!” the immigration attorney said excitedly of Club… read more →
Some seasons, participating in the district and regional tournaments turns into an untouchable dream by the end of the regular season. Others, the whole thing seem like a footnote on the path to state. This year is neither of those extremes.
Both Roaring Fork High School’s… read more →
Carbondalians take note — your midvalley neighbors are in the process of making a decision that could impact area recreation for years to come.
Voters in Crown Mountain Park and Recreation District are being asked to approve a permanent mill levy increase, with more than 1,000… read more →
Seniors at Roaring Fork High School this year have been juggling more than just the typical load of classes, extracurricular activities, college applications and job searches.
Hannah Bingaman has been training to become an equine therapy rider for children on the Autism spectrum. Cal Branigan… read more →
May 4, 1978
A new judge was called to preside over a minimum stream flow case with implications for the Crystal River and Avalanche Creek after the previous one was disqualified due to his wife’s membership in…
read more →Michael Zimmerman is going blind.
After five years as Carbondale’s school resource officer and almost 30 in law enforcement, he is actively training his replacement, Gretchen Bell, and will soon be looking for another career. News has leaked out slowly over the last school year, but… read more →
