Although an obscure provision of the municipal code won’t be enough to save a historic building, it did help tell its story.
It all started when the owners of 234 Main Street — built to house the original telephone switchboard and most recently the home of… read more →
As it tops 27,000 acres, the Grizzly Creek Fire is encountering lighter fuels and weaker winds, Operations Section Chief Jeff Surber explained in a Facebook Live meeting on Aug. 18.
“When we first got here we had red flag warnings and wind and slope and all… read more →
That high school sports just ain’t what they used to be would be an understatement, but nonetheless accurate under the current climate.
Now, that the start of the semester is around the corner and students will be nestling wherever they must for distance learning they’ll need… read more →
The Sopris Sun is conducting a series of interviews with folks you may not have seen in the paper before – a sort of introduction to your neighbors. This week we caught up with Jared Ettelson, General Manager & Co-owner of The Village Smithy. He holds your dining-fate… read more →
A berm to block roadside spoils from view remains incomplete, and tensions are high.
Some backstory: In 2007, the Crystal Valley Environmental Protection Association (CVEPA) noticed the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) dumping rockfall and mudslide waste at Placita, a site off the McClure Pass road.… read more →
After an intensive nationwide search, Carbondale’s public service radio station has brought in local media honcho Corby Anderson to serve as its executive director, a position that expanded the role of general manager to one that is more involved in community service.
Anderson, who has lived… read more →
Instead of walking across a stage, Lucia Penzel, 18, graduated high school from inside her car. She is one of the many members of the Class of 2020 whose education has been turned upside down by the coronavirus, having to finish senior year online and begin college in… read more →
As the fall semester quickly approaches,Colorado Mountain College is on track to implement the changes needed to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic.
The college has created “Fall 2020 Trail Map” on its website’s home page to help students navigate the new educational reality. Curriculum advisors are… read more →
Heave ho, here we go. The long stasis of uncertainty surrounding the fate of Thompson Divide yet again has a chance to cross the seemingly elusive finish line.
The Colorado Outdoor Recreation and Economy (CORE) Act is in the midst of federal legislation and if passed… read more →
Have you ever met a zonkey?
Probably not. This zebra/donkey cross is considered extremely rare. Some say these critters are so hard to find that the odds of seeing a unicorn are better.
But, as luck would have it, the Roaring… read more →
