By caramie schnell BEAVER CREEK — The Vilar Performing Arts Center welcomes all fans of funny to join in the laughs with these three stand-up comedy shows presented in Beaver Creek in January and March. Tickets to all of the events in this lineup are scheduled to go on sale Monday at the Vilar Center […]
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By caramie schnell Along with the first snowflakes, elections and the Thanksgiving holiday, November means it’s time for the new snow films that get people ramped up for the ski season. On Saturday night, Crazy Mountain Brewery in Edwards hosts a showing of “Some Thing Else,” Powderwhore Production’s 10th film that takes viewers to
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By Chris Freud EDWARDS — Congratulations, Battle Mountain volleyball, you made the state tournament for the first time in seven years. Your reward? Coach Jason Fitzgerald will stand on a 4-foot-high crate and pound volleyballs upon you in practice. “We just really have to trust the coach,” the team’s libero, Taylor Anderson, said. “Th
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By Melanie Wong VAIL — The 24 hours after the polls closed were nail biters for Democrat Kerry Donovan of Vail. At around 5:45 p.m. on Wednesday, the final votes were counted, confirming that Donovan would represent Colorado State Senate District 5, which includes Delta, Lake, Chaffee, Gunnison, Eagle, Pitkin and Hinsdale counties, beating out [&
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By Randy Wyrick EAGLE — It’s almost statistically impossible for Republican James van Beek to not be the new Eagle County sheriff. Eagle County Clerk and Recorder Teak Simonton and the election judges counted another 117 ballots Wednesday, and van Beek still leads Democrat Daric Harvey by 60 votes. There are still 88 votes still […]
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By Randy Wyrick EAGLE — A former Eagle County sheriff’s deputy pleaded not guilty to charges that he sexually assaulted a Gypsum woman. Timothy Joseph Hay and his attorney, Lawson Wills, scheduled their trial for March 23. Wednesday’s appearance was their first in District Court Judge Paul Dunkelman’s court. If he’s convic
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By John LaConte EAGLE-VAIL — Carly DiMuzio doesn’t own a smart phone. She recently loaned a friend her car, and the engine blew out. She works as a bartender at Route 6 Cafe, and even on her busiest, most frustrating days, she says she always make a conscious effort to be as upbeat as possible […]
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