The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
Over 4,000 athletes competed for $140,000 at the 24th-annual GoPro Mountain Games. Winners are spending their cash on Black Hawk trips, mortgages, $8 lattes, and carbon-plated shoes, highlighting the financial realities of modern endurance sports.
Glenwood Hot Springs Resort awards $16,000 to lifeguard Jacob Cordova, highlighting a 31-year history of $295,000 in scholarships designed to retain local talent in the valley.
Edwards-based Yvonne Jacobs, founder of Jacobs + Interiors, is recognized as a Design Icon by Luxe Interiors + Design and Sub-Zero, Wolf and Cove for her award-winning Beaver Creek kitchen remodel.
Eagle Valley Library District coordinator Rocío García-Roa launches a new book club for the Hispanic community, building on years of service and the award-winning Bibliobús mobile library.
Garfield County Libraries transform into community hubs offering bilingual fitness, grief support, and workforce classes across Rifle, Glenwood Springs, and Carbondale.
Lead attorney Chris Floyd has raised nearly $39,000, significantly outpacing Summit School District president Consuelo Redhorse in the Democratic primary for House District 13.
Scott Bottoms, Barbara Kirkmeyer, and Victor Marx argue that excessive state mandates and red tape, not just supply, drive the High Country housing crisis, promising deregulation to lower costs.
Michael Bennet and Phil Weiser outline contrasting strategies to fix the Western Slope affordable home shortage, with Bennet proposing a 30% income cap and Weiser focusing on data-driven construction goals.
The Hotel Jerome hosts its sixth annual Epicurean Passport Weekend from June 18-21, featuring award-winning chefs, premium spirits, and charitable contributions to the Aspen Institute.
Hetal Doshi, Michael Dougherty, and David Seligman will meet locals for a free, informal forum at Sprazzo in Carbondale this Saturday, aiming to bring attention to the rural Western Slope in the race for Colorado Attorney General.
With snowpack at just 30% of normal, Snowmass water managers declare 'Go time,' urging residents to cut outdoor watering to ensure enough water remains for firefighting and survival.
Aspen businesswoman Dennison campaigns for Congress in Colorado’s 2nd District, focusing on reducing regulations, managing inflation, and promoting practical stewardship for local small businesses.
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