The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
The Battle Mountain track teams have shown impressive growth and talent, with 73 kids participating this year and notable performances in recent meets.
The Roaring Fork All Stars, a team of fifth-graders from the Western Slope, won a championship title in a Front Range tournament, making a statement for their community and showcasing their hard work and dedication.
Garfield County Libraries are hosting a variety of programs and events from March 30 to April 5, aiming to provide engaging experiences for all ages and become vibrant community hubs.
Eagle Valley and Battle Mountain High Schools are showcasing their theater departments' hard work with productions of 'Sister Act' and 'Frozen' this weekend.
The Avon Recreation Center's aquatics area remodel has been put on hold due to significant cost overruns and concerns about meeting the construction deadline.
The Battle Mountain and Eagle Valley girls soccer teams came together for their inaugural Community Cup, a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society, with Battle Mountain emerging victorious 4-1.
The region provides a mix of film, music, art, and community events catering to diverse interests, ensuring something for everyone with over 10 events listed in the local calendar.
Eagle County Schools are struggling to secure funding despite increasing property values, highlighting issues of equity and resource allocation in Colorado's education system.
The city of Aspen may contribute $2.1 million to preserve affordable housing at Cavern Springs Mobile Home Park in Glenwood Springs, impacting the regional workforce and economy.
The town of Avon is reversing its paid parking policy for the summer, effective April 1, in an effort to create a more welcoming environment for visitors and locals alike.
Buttermilk Ski Resort closed two weeks ahead of schedule, leaving locals to wonder about the impact on the community and local businesses.
Colorado lawmakers have rejected a plan to increase transparency around the state's wolf reintroduction program, which will cost taxpayers $2.1 million annually.
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