Valley Folk

• Locations: News By Geneviève Villamizar Published Oct. 6, 2021

  Max finds home in Carbondale

  Max cracks a smile while picking up some compost during a recent run. Photo by Geneviève Villamizar.

  A blue pick-up parks in front of a duplex near the Rio Grande Trail, an Ascendigo Autism Services logo on the door. Two galvanized metal trash cans are bungeed in back. A young guy steps gently from the passenger door, green compost baggies in hand, and disappears through… read more →

• Locations: News By Tom Mercer Published Jul. 21, 2021

  Tyler Stableford lends a helping hand

  Tyler Stableford gained international recognition for his sports writing and photography. Stableford is now applying his talents to offer life coaching and clinical mental health counseling. Courtesy photo.

  There is a small building near Sopris Park in Carbondale that is easily overlooked. It is unassuming, much like the award-winning photographer/director that conducts his successful business from that location. In fact, Tyler Stableford, the owner of Tyler Stableford Productions, is better known by his national clients (who… read more →

• Locations: News By Will Grandbois Published May. 26, 2021

  ‘Voice of the Co-op’ gets hands-on with history

  Jeremy Dwiggins. Courtesy photo.

  As part of an ongoing series of interviews with folks you might not have seen in the paper before, we caught up with Jeremy Dwiggins, an active member of the Society for Creative Anachronism – a 501c3 educational group focused on study and recreation of life, culture, and… read more →

• Locations: News By Olivia Emmer Published May. 5, 2021

  George Weber: inspired by students’ enthusiasm

  George Weber. Photo by Olivia Emmer.

  George Weber is the long-time music teacher at Colorado Rocky Mountain School (CRMS). This conversation was edited for length.

  Q: Where are you from?

  A: I was born in Denver and spent most of my early childhood there. When I graduated from high school, I was playing… read more →