By Randy Wyrick EDWARDS — Cordillera’s CMA Legacy Foundation put their money where their motorcycles are.The foundation’s Al Mattson and Michael Callahan were at Berry Creek Elementary School, where they presented principals $30,000 to fund breakfast programs in four elementary and two middle school.Colorado Mountain College in Edward
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By scott miller VAIL — “Christmas in July” may overstate how busy Vail is this week, but it’s not far off the mark, either.Anecdotal reports indicate that Vail has been buzzing since the start of the Fourth of July holiday weekend. That’s not unusual, but this year may be a little different. With the actual […]
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By scott miller VAIL — “Christmas in July” may overstate how busy Vail is this week, but it’s not far off the mark, either.Anecdotal reports indicate that Vail has been buzzing since the start of the Fourth of July holiday weekend. That’s not unusual, but this year may be a little different. With the actual […]
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By scott miller Board: Vail Town Council, Tuesday, regular meeting.Present: Kevin Foley, Greg Moffet, Jenn Bruno, Kim Langmaid, Jen Mason, Dick Cleveland, Mayor Dave Chapin.Issue: An ordinance approving a supplemental budget appropriation.How they voted: 7-0 to approve.Who they talked to: Town budget analyst Carlie Smith.What they talked about: The
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By Chris Freud Flowing from above Minturn down to Dotsero and showcasing plenty of public access, the Eagle River is one of Colorado’s best kept fly-fishing secrets. It’s hard to imagine that just 25 years ago the river suffered greatly from mining pollution damage and catching 20 wild trout in a day was unimaginable. Successful [&helli
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By Pam Boyd GYPSUM — It’s time for some good, old school, dirty fun in Gypsum.Registration is under way for the fifth annual Dirty Dozen Mud Run. The muddy obstacle course race is designed for the whole family and planned Saturday, July 9.Kyle Green of Green Excavating Company has been involved in trail construction for […]
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By Edward Stoner MINTURN — While many business ideas come with a big vision, lately, Weston Snowboards has been thinking small — tiny, in fact. Weston’s new tiny home is replacing the space formerly occupied by the local snowboard company, as owners Leo Tsuo and Mason Davey are in the midst of creating a new […]
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