By Chris Freud DENVER — Eagle Valley volleyball earned a split on Day 1 at the Regis Jam Tournament in Denver, falling to St. Teresa’s, out of Kansas City, Missouri, and then sweeping 5A Fruita Monument.The whole point of tournaments like these is to play good teams and St. Teresa’s was certainly that. The Stars […]
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By Chris Freud EDWARDS — Happy birthday, Coach.Vail Christian volleyball is a very considerate bunch. Thursday was coach Sara Calton’s birthday, and Friday, the Saints gave her some flowers and a card. But the best gift was a 25-23, 25-13, 25-14 win over North Park in the team’s home opener on Friday night at the […]
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By Chris Freud PARACHUTE — Vail Christian football’s debut at the 11-man level did not go as hoped as the Saints fell at Grand Valley, 46-6, on Friday night.Vail Christian has been playing 8-man football for the last 15 years or so, but as school enrollment has increased, the Saints are making the jump to […]
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By Chris Freud PARACHUTE — Vail Christian football’s debut at the 11-man level did not go as hoped as the Saints fell at Grand Valley, 46-6, on Friday night.Vail Christian has been playing 8-man football for the past 15 years or so, but as school enrollment has increased, the Saints are making the jump to […]
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By Chris Freud DENVER — This is a loss that hurts like heck right now, but may be good in the long run.Eagle Valley football dropped a heartbreaker in the final minute to Kent Denver, 18-8, on Friday afternoon down in Denver. The Devils led, 8-6, with 55 seconds left, before Sun Devils quarterback Joey […]
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By scott miller EAGLE COUNTY — Summer is supposed to be over, at least according to the unofficial calendar that puts the season’s end at Labor Day. But September in the Vail Valley just keeps getting busier.Over the past several years, September’s lodging business in the Vail Valley has grown substantially. The Vail Valley Partnershi
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By Edward Stoner STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — The Colorado Mountain College Board of Trustees on Thursday chose not to move forward with a censure of one of its members for letters she wrote to Colorado newspapers about the college’s budget.The board first considered censuring Trustee Mary Ellen Denomy in June after she wrote letters to regional [&h
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By Pam Boyd EAGLE — Eagle officials are urging patience for local residents who enthusiastically supported the riverfront park proposal during April’s municipal election.“A lot of people thought we would start the in-stream features this winter. We are not. We are starting next winter,” said Amy Cassidy, Eagle marketing consultant. Cass
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By Ross Leonhart On Sunday, Sept. 4, Gore Greek will turn into a sea of yellow when over 10,000 ducks make their way downstream. The Vail Rotary Duck Race is a Labor Day tradition that brings more than smiles to the spectators, it brings well-needed programs and assistance to kids locally and globally. During the […]
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By Krista Driscoll VAIL — A ribbon of yellow will fill Gore Creek on Sunday, Sept. 4, when 13,000 rubber ducks race to the International Bridge in Vail Village. The first duck to cross the finish line will win $5,000 and a chance to win $1 million. A day of duck racing begins at 11 […]
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