The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
Lorenzo Semple argues that the approved Aspen/Pitkin County Airport expansion is vital for efficiency, criticizing the Planning and Zoning commission's 'not in conformance' recommendation as performative opposition to the will of the voters.
Starting in 2028, the NJCAA reduces the JUCO Baseball World Series from 10 to 8 teams, a move designed to lower travel and lodging costs for smaller junior colleges competing in Grand Junction.
Garfield County commissioners approved a lease for Ruedi Reservoir shares, signed support for a $400,000 veterans' housing project in Silt, and unfroze a sheriff's deputy position.
Gary Swallow, a 91-year-old Rifle oil pioneer and civic leader instrumental in building the Rifle Creek Golf Course and park district, has died. He is survived by his wife Muriel and leaves a lasting legacy in the community.
Mesa County and WD Yards begin their fourth year of Japanese beetle eradication on May 19, targeting grubs to protect the Grand Valley's agricultural economy despite a drop in beetle counts.
Garfield County Libraries transform into vibrant community hubs this week with diverse programming including bilingual storytime, workforce development, and cultural events across Rifle, Glenwood Springs, and Silt.
Grand Junction becomes the largest Colorado city to clear the state's housing mandate, unlocking $27.2 million in financing funds and securing 374 affordable units.
Superintendent Anna Cole pitches a $4.5 million mill levy override to close the achievement gap, but Board Director Jasmin Ramirez questions the efficacy of the previous $7.7 million measure.
Caddis flies dominate the Eagle River ecosystem, triggering a massive trout feeding frenzy. Learn how water temperature and specific fly patterns like weighted nymphs and dry flies can improve your catch.
Compare the cost of local culture in the Roaring Fork Valley, from free art shows and Dandelion Day to the $45 Hotel Colorado tea and premium theater tickets.
Deputy Lisa Vasquez leads the 42nd Annual Law Enforcement Torch Run, a 1-2.3 mile color run benefiting Special Olympics athletes, at Freedom Park in Edwards this Saturday.
Senators Bennet and Hickenlooper propose converting oversized post office buildings in Vail, Frisco, and Crested Butte into workforce housing to solve postal worker retention and service issues.
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