
Carbondale Unveils Steel Stag at Fourth and Main Kickoff
A large steel and bronze stag titled 'Spirit of the Forest' by Longmont artist Ted Wilson stands at Fourth and Main, marking the start of Carbondale’s 2026 Art Around Town Artwalk.
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A large steel and bronze stag titled 'Spirit of the Forest' by Longmont artist Ted Wilson stands at Fourth and Main, marking the start of Carbondale’s 2026 Art Around Town Artwalk.

Despite high costs, Pitkin County seniors face significant hurdles in transportation and housing. The county’s 2026-2030 plan aims to bridge the gap between where residents live and essential services to support aging in place.

Gallegos Rock Yard in Gypsum offers 20% contractor pricing on river rock and up to 70% off liquidation pallets, helping locals transition to xeriscaping for drought and fire mitigation.

Colorado’s Senate Bill 155 imposes a 0.5% fee on insurance carriers to fund hail-resistant roof grants, aiming to curb surging homeowner premiums without passing the tax directly to policyholders.

The Howelsen Hill Rodeo Grounds receives historic landmark status in Steamboat Springs, unlocking tax refunds and new grant opportunities for the Pro Rodeo Series.

Colorado Democrats pass Senate Bill 178, injecting $140 million into Connect for Health Colorado to prevent premium collapses, funded by state bonds and marijuana reserves.

The Town of Avon hosts the Electric Social at the Sun & Ski parking lot on May 16, featuring e-bike test rides, vendor info on home electrification, and live music to promote sustainable transportation.

Rep. Dan Woog proposes expanding the three-member Colorado Public Utilities Commission to five members to ensure ideological diversity, a move heavily supported by Xcel Energy amid $511 million in pending rate increases.

Colorado enacts the nation's first AI regulation law, Senate Bill 189, which delays enforcement to 2027 and shifts focus from full transparency to simple consumer notification.

Brian and Hannah Erhart acquire the roll-off dumpster and portable sanitation side of ACES High Waste & Recycling from Mark and Autum Sloop, ensuring the Steamboat Springs business remains locally owned and operated.

Steamboat Amble Development LLC offloaded multiple luxury units for $37.8 million in a single week, signaling a corporate liquidation strategy as property values continue to surge across the valley.

Former flight attendant Robin Merrill launches Blue Egg Travel in Steamboat Springs, offering curated luxury experiences that prioritize deep local connection over generic tourism.
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