The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
Aspen Valley Health received perfect Level III Trauma Center recertification from the state with no deficiencies, highlighting exceptional onsite trauma services and integration with local EMS.
Joe Mooney, an occupational therapist with UCHealth SportsMed Clinic, explains how simple adaptive devices like rocker knives and grab bars help Steamboat Springs locals maintain independence and prevent falls while aging in place.
Dr. Voss explains that dogs hide illness due to evolution, making annual exams crucial for catching early signs of disease like parvo before they become expensive ICU emergencies.
Tiffany Burton, known as Mrs. B, is retiring from Glenwood Springs Elementary after 25 years in the Roaring Fork Valley, leaving behind a legacy of creativity and thousands of students.
Dan Larsen steps down as head coach of Coal Ridge High baseball one year after leading the Titans to their first-ever state title, leaving behind a deep-rooted community culture.
Vail Leadership Alliance’s Susan Horan-Kates argues that true leadership relies on earned wisdom and empathy rather than just intellectual capital or degrees.
Glenwood Springs second grader Fischer Derkash advances to the top 12 in the National Junior Ranger Contest, competing against 150,000 entries for a $20,000 prize and a chance with Jeff Corwin.
Rifle Police officer Josh Allison concludes his four-year assignment as a School Resource Officer for Garfield Re-2 and returns to a rotating patrol schedule due to departmental policy.
The Roaring Fork School District interviews four candidates to fill the vacant District B board seat, with a focus on balancing academic metrics with student enthusiasm.
Senior U.S. District Judge R. Brooke Jackson issued a 38-page injunction blocking the National Science Foundation from transferring NCAR’s supercomputing center to the University of Wyoming, citing significant 'brain drain' and political revenge on Colorado.
Starting August 1, Delta County residents must complete a multi-step process including a $52 fee and safety training to buy semi-automatic rifles under Senate Bill 25-003.
Southern Tire Mart opens its doors in Craig, promising a service-first approach and deep community roots under manager Dave Asmussen.
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