The latest news, community stories, and articles from Colorado's Western Slope.
U.S. Forest Service updates Maroon Bells regulations for summer, enforcing mandatory online parking reservations, closed restrooms, and new e-bike fees to manage crowds and weather.
The RE-1 School District celebrates over 453 years of combined staff service while the Glenwood Springs Garden Club marks its 95th anniversary, highlighting the vital role of long-term community stewardship.
Garfield Re-2's superintendent celebrates a positive first-year review, emphasizing community pride, record-breaking graduate classes, and the dedication of 21 retirees totaling 424 years of service.
Dr. Michael Greger urges locals to stop drinking juice and eating bananas, arguing that peeling apples and buying seedless fruit strips away vital nutrients.
While Roaring Fork Schools boasts 95% staff satisfaction and strong student outcomes, the district faces the financial reality of sustaining these achievements through future bond measures and general fund expenditures.
Grand County Wildfire Council Executive Director Jessica Rahn shares practical advice on overcoming panic and preparing a go-bag for wildfire season.
The Town of Avon launches two free concert series, SunsetLIVE and AvonLIVE, at Harry A. Nottingham Park this summer, offering weekly live music, food, and drinks by the lake.
Tehran's hesitation to reopen the Strait of Hormuz threatens to spike gas prices in Glenwood Springs and Grand Junction, making the diplomatic stalemate a direct economic concern for the Western Slope.
Edward Jones adviser Bret Hooper urges parents to teach recent graduates the difference between credit, debit, and prepaid cards, emphasizing that paying the full balance monthly is key to building financial health.
Vail's $14 million, 12-unit housing push relies on 'cascading designs' to comply with rigid height restrictions, creating stepped structures that integrate with the hillside while managing visual massing.
Eagle County School District achieves record highs in academics, athletics, and workforce programs, but the article questions the sustainability of these wins due to undisclosed funding and infrastructure costs.
Peter William Frey, a Yale graduate and key figure in the Basalt Regional Library's development, died on April 30, 2026, at age 83. His legacy spans machine learning research and civic infrastructure.
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