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Seven Colorado Hot Springs Town Diners Where Breakfast Comes Before The Soak

Colorado has a funny habit of putting hot springs in towns that also know how to cook a great breakfast. A long soak in mineral water is a lot nicer when you are not running on an empty stomach, so the smart move is to eat first and float later.

Colorado · 1d
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Western Slope Weekend, Nov. 13-15: A free home show, Culture Fest and a crab boil for a good cause

The first real stretch of holiday season is creeping in. Grand Junction has a free home show filling the Convention Center all weekend, the library's Culture Fest and a home playoff game for the Tigers. Montrose has a seafood boil benefiting the Boys & Girls Club and a vintage market in the Cellar at The Association. In Glenwood Springs, the Vaudeville Revue's holiday show opens Friday.

Mesa County, CO · 13h
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Glenwood Springs Post Independent

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Roaring Fork soccer head coach suspended for remainder of season ahead of state semifinals

Roaring Fork Rams head coach Nick Forbes will be suspended for the rest of the 2026-27 season ahead of the Rams’ Class 3A state semifinals due to a red card served during the No. 3 Rams 3-2 win over No. 6 Eagle Ridge Academy on Saturday. The suspension comes...

Carbondale, CO · 3d
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Pedal Through Miles Of Scenic Colorado Ranch Country And Charming Small Towns On This Paved Trail

The 42-mile Rio Grande Trail follows an old railroad corridor, with mostly paved surfaces, a short compacted-gravel section, and a grade that never exceeds 3 percent. That means a mountain ride in Colorado that mostly feels like coasting. The route links a famous ski town to a hot springs town....

Colorado · 1d
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Glenwood Springs Post Independent

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Glenwood Springs Historical Society archive: A cornerstone of Glenwood Springs history

Construction of the First National Bank building at 802 Grand Ave. in Glenwood Springs began in March 1887, and the bank opened for business June 1 of that year. Construction costs were reported at $40,000, with initial deposits totaling $100,000. The bank occupied the northwest corner of the first floor, alongside three additional storefronts. The second floor housed offices, including those of the Forest Service, as indicated by signs in the windows. The third floor was designed as a meeting hall for secret societies.

Glenwood Springs, CO · 20h

Glenwood Springs Post Independent

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Friday letters: Public lands, community voices, local support and more

Jeff Hurd’s involvement in the proposed GAME Act is troubling, to say the least. As a hunter and public lands proponent, I oppose the land swap. The legislation would transfer more than 2,100 acres of public land near Glenwood Springs to Out of Bounds Ranch, a wealthy private ranch whose owners want to expand their holdings. In return, the public would receive different acreage near Rifle. The ranch gets land adjoining its property. Local residents risk losing access to familiar hunting ground and valuable elk habitat.

Glenwood Springs, CO · 19h

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Mesa, Garfield and Montrose road work, Nov. 14 to 22: I-70 detour at Beavertail Tunnel

Eastbound I-70 traffic is routed around the Beavertail Tunnel in De Beque Canyon, Fourth Street in downtown Grand Junction stays closed, Patterson Road stays at one westbound lane at 25 Road through Nov. 21, and Miami Road in Montrose closes for a day Wednesday in this rundown of road work for the weekend and the week of Nov. 16.

Grand Junction, CO · 14h

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Rifle green-lights data center regulations

Data center developers wanting to build in Rifle will likely have to deal with a sweeping set of new regulations, following the city council’s unanimous initial approval of the rules last week. The proposed regulations would limit data centers’ noise, water use, light pollution and heat emissions, among other...

Rifle, CO · 2d

Glenwood Springs Post Independent

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Carbondale Board of Trustees lean toward supporting proposed Main Street development

The Carbondale Board of Trustees continued a public hearing Tuesday on a proposed mixed-use development at 155 E Main St., with a majority of trustees expressing support for a plan that would bring additional housing and commercial space to downtown Carbondale. The proposal calls for a three-story, approximately 13,000-square-foot building...

Carbondale, CO · 1d

Glenwood Springs Post Independent

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Roaring Fork boys soccer falls short in state semifinals

The Roaring Fork Rams boys soccer team’s playoff run came to an end Wednesday night. The No. 3 Rams fell 1-0 to No. 2 DSST: Conservatory Green Hornets in the Class 3A semifinals in Lakewood. Roaring Fork entered the semifinal matchup without several key members of its team following...

Carbondale, CO · 1d