Local Profiles

Jacob Dilling, a renowned skier from Vail, has announced his retirement from the sport, reflecting on his storied career and accomplishments.

Noah Elliott, a Colorado Springs native, returns home with a gold medal from the Milano Cortina Paralympics, inspiring the local community and cementing his status as a role model for aspiring athletes.

Johnny Walker, a beloved school bus driver in Steamboat Springs, is retiring after 56 years of service, leaving behind a legacy of dedication and love for the community

Gould Construction, a family-owned business, has been building and maintaining essential infrastructure in the Roaring Fork Valley for nearly five decades.

Ed Zane, a longtime Aspen resident and business owner, has built a legacy through his commitment to community and perseverance in the face of change.

Vail-based artist Gonzalo Pizarro is making waves in the art world with his unique style, gaining international attention and acclaim from critics and fans alike.

The Wood Brothers bring their unique sound to Beaver Creek in an upcoming concert, blending sibling harmony with eclectic influences.

Aspen hosts a range of events from March 28 to 31, including the Limitless Mountain Challenge, music performances, and art exhibits, supporting local causes and community engagement.

Sneezy, a Chicago-based funk-soul jam band, performs at Steamboat Resort's Bud Light Rocks the Boat Free Concert Series, sharing their unique sound and story of lifelong friendship and musical passion.

Julie McCluskie's time as Colorado House Speaker is ending due to term limits. Her legacy is still being written, but she used her position to amplify Western Slope issues.

A Craig resident shares her daily struggles with everyday tasks due to her height, highlighting the need for community support and inclusive design.