
Leavitt Backs Hymes and Munk for Holy Cross Energy Board
Howard Leavitt argues that Sarah Hymes and Dave Munk offer the necessary vision and institutional memory to guide Holy Cross Energy through rising costs and clean energy transitions.
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Howard Leavitt argues that Sarah Hymes and Dave Munk offer the necessary vision and institutional memory to guide Holy Cross Energy through rising costs and clean energy transitions.

Jennifer Greany, owner of Pig + Pearl in Boulder, keeps clothing prices low despite losing money, as rising costs and professional resellers threaten the affordability of traditional thrift stores.

Delta County residents face rising costs as the Department of Justice hands Donald Trump a $1.776 billion settlement, effectively making taxpayers pay for his lawsuits against himself.

Colorado native Lenore Mitchell channels her decades of competitive trail riding and her deep bond with her mare, Babe, into a new mystery novel that explores endurance, connection, and the misunderstood nature of mustangs.

A $116 million, 12-unit housing development rising on Highway 90 in Delta raises concerns over infrastructure costs, property taxes, and water rights for local residents.

Old Firehouse Books in Fort Collins recommends Sophie Mackintosh’s *Permanence* and Sean Gerrity’s *Wild On Purpose*, exploring themes of illicit love and ecological restoration.

Anthony Peterson unveils the first Flag to Remember at 10th Mountain Whiskey & Spirit Company in Gypsum, honoring fallen heroes with stitched names and stories.

Thirty-three seniors walked the stage at Beaver Creek's Vilar Performing Arts Center as Vail Christian High School held its 27th commencement, featuring Head of School Steve O'Neil's 'spicy' metaphor and reflections on community and future promise.

Eagle Valley High School’s Class of 2026 graduates step into the future with a focus on kindness and resilience, highlighted by speeches from valedictorian Ella Weisberger and salutatorian Iris Sheldon.

The Trump administration's new USCIS directive requires many foreigners to leave the U.S. to apply for a green card, a shift that will significantly impact Vail's local workforce and their families.

The Vail Valley Foundation announces a new single-lap, 2,500-foot ascent for the 2026 adidas TERREX 20K Trail Run, replacing the traditional loop with a steeper climb to Mid-Vail for the GoPro Mountain Games.

Principal Jason Mills and student speakers Cara Matthews and Judah Turner address the Battle Mountain High School Class of 2026 during a rainy commencement at the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater.
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