An update on the emerging crisis involving a large group of Venezuelan refugees who’ve landed in Carbondale led off the regular Tuesday board of trustees meeting. Six of the seven […]
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FocusedKids Fall Fling
You’re Invited to FocusedKids’ Fall Fling on November 9 for a cozy evening of wine, dinner, and live music at the Old Thompson Barn in River Valley Ranch. Catch up […]
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New ANB Bank proposal advances
After withdrawing their application in 2021, ANB Bank returned before the Planning and Zoning Commission (P&Z) on Thursday, Sept. 14, with a revised proposal for a new 27,000 square-foot building […]
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Growing Together, Potato Days 2023
It’s not every town that gets amped up year after year over a vegetable, but leave it to Carbondale to keep such traditions alive and well. In fact, Potato Days […]
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Designing Carbondale’s dream development
Carbondale’s Town Center project is something of a dream come true for a mountain town struggling to maintain the kind of affordability that allows for a wholesome community. Thanks to […]
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Mercados de productores cosechan abundancia
Traducción por Dolores Duarte La temporada de cosechas está en pleno apogeo. En ningún sitio es más evidente que en los mercados de productores locales, rebosantes de coloridos productos de […]
Clay National XVII – First Friday Reception
Clay National XVII – The Autobiography of the Object Juried by Sam Harvey On display at the CCC Gallery and online in the shop August 21st – September 29th Carbondale […]
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El Dorado’s gold standard is collaboration
Ever since Batch Provisions vacated 358 Main Street nearly a year ago, its absence has been felt — especially on a First Friday. Thankfully for Carbondale, the building’s new owner, […]
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Gertrude “Rusty” Burtard – Aug. 13, 1927 – July 17, 2023
Rusty was born in Bonne Terre, Missouri to John and Catherine Fenton. She was the sixth of seven children. She is survived by her children Gene (Linda), JoAnn, Becky, Mary […]
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VOICES Radio Hour: Town Mothers, rise up!
By Laurie Loeb I first came to the Valley in the summers of the mid-‘50s to play in the Aspen Music Festival, on track to become a symphonic percussionist. I […]