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Vail Daily
Garduños Mexican restaurant returns to Eagle
The story of Garduños restaurant is as unique as its cuisine. Juan Garduño, originally from Naucalpan de Juárez, Mexico, arrived in Colorado in 1989 after being invited by his brother with the promise of work in the mountains. Needless to say, construction was booming at the time, with a high demand for workers, but summers invariably had a ghost town feel.
Vail Daily
Vail’s Opening Day, party at the Red Lion, youth musicals and plays, and a pub crawl challenge this weekend in the Vail Valley
Vail Mountain opens for its 64th season on Friday, and despite much help from Mother Nature, the snowmaking equipment is being put to good use right now to get the slopes ready for you to make some turns. Look for breakfast courtesy of the Vail Police Department who will be...
Vail Daily
Colorado state volleyball tournament day 1: Battle Mountain falls to Windsor in 4A first round
No. 7 Windsor went on a 5-0 run in the third set to complete a sweep of No. 10 Battle Mountain in the first round of the 4A Colorado state volleyball tournament on Thursday morning at the Denver Coliseum. The Wizards defeated the Huskies 25-18, 25-23, 25-20 to advance to...
Vail Daily
Vail Christian football ends 2026 season with 7-3 record after first-round playoff loss
No. 2 Sedgwick County defeated No. 15 Vail Christian 48-14 in the first round of the 8-man playoffs on Nov. 6. The Saints ended their 2026 season with a 7-3 record. “We wanted to go out and compete against a really good team,” head coach Tim Pierson said after guiding his squad to a winning record for the eighth time in nine years. “I’m happy with how the kids came out and battled.”
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Vail Daily
Capitol Market now open in Eagle Ranch
Less than two months after Capitol Public House closed its doors in Eagle Ranch, owner Casey Glowacki has figuratively torn down the walls separating the once-popular restaurant from its adjacent Cut Meat and Seafood Market — also owned by Glowacki — to create Capitol Market, a reenvisioned business that combines the concept of a full-service food court with that of a neighborhood corner store.
Aspen Daily News
SkiCo plans to take over Bonnie's after the 2026-27 winter season
Editor's note: This story has been updated to reflect comment provided by Aspen Skiing Co. on Friday morning. Aspen Skiing Co. will take over operations of Bonnie’s after its current owners announced it would close at the end of the 2026-27 ski season. In a statement to the Aspen...
Vail Daily
Alumni in Action: former Battle Mountain and Eagle Valley runners compete in NCAA conference championships, USATF Half Marathon Trail Championship
Several former Eagle Valley and Battle Mountain runners competed at their school’s respective NCAA conference meets last weekend. Milaina Almonte finished second at the West Coast Conference cross-country championships on Oct. 30 in San Diego. The Santa Clara senior finished the 6-kilometer course in 20 minutes, 36.5 seconds, just five clicks behind Portland’s Latham West. Almonte placed first or second in all four races during the regular season and was named the WCC runner of the week at the end of September.
Glenwood Springs Post Independent
RFTA adds 45% more seats for morning commuters from El Jebel to Aspen
The Roaring Fork Transportation Authority will transition to its winter bus schedule on Nov. 23 — bringing 45% more seats than the typical winter schedule for mid-valley morning commuters between El Jebel and Aspen. The change will add five VelociRFTA buses headed up-valley to the schedule between 6:15 and...
soprissun.com
South Side storage-residential complex denied
A Sopris Sun correspondent successfully shook the sleep out of his eyes this week to report that on Tuesday Basalt Town Council voted to deny an application to construct a mixed residential-storage development at 555 Basalt Ave. The application in question was to construct 42 commercial storage units, 30 residential...