Changes to Glenwood Springs sign code and a minor change to accessory tourist rentals

Glenwood Springs City Council meets at 6:15 p.m. Thursday at City Hall. Here’s a peek at what’s on the agenda. There is no action to be taken for the discussion; just a transportation study update. City Engineer Terri Partch will bring council up to speed on the transportation...

The city of Glenwood Springs is considering development code changes to keep the main downtown area vibrant and lively. This concept is still on the drawing board, and at City Council this week staff will be asking for direction to begin public engagement to discuss amending the Downtown Design Standard Overlay.

Just thinking of local news about the Colorado River and the start of dry up:. 1. The Colorado River District has $125 million (federal funds) to pay ranchers and farmers to dry up land to put as much as 833,000 acre-feet in the Colorado River. 2. This is a short-term...

The year 2022 resulted in a 17% increase in roadway deaths for our state. The count: 745. This new high translates to deadly lows for hundreds whose lives have been impacted. What those who survive live with now: Loss of connection, loss of income, loss of stability. Please ‘Take A...

To the uninitiated, tying flies may seem daunting, but it’s never too early (or late) to start. When your creative juices start to flow, the sky is the limit whether you are tying for freshwater or salt. If you are blessed with attention to detail, tying your own will pay big dividends — especially with the picky fish we encounter here locally.

A popular spring and fall career expo that has invited high school students from across the Roaring Fork Valley and northwestern Colorado to learn about possible career paths is changing hands this spring. The GlenX Career Expo was begun by GlenX founder Altai Chuluun seven years ago and has continued...

Carol Marie Strasinski Bernes August 16, 1942 – January 19, 2023. Carol Bernes died January 19, 2023 at Community Hospital in Grand Junction, Colorado with her daughter and husband by her side. Carol was 80 years old. She was born and raised in the city of Chicago. Glenwood Springs has been her home for the last 47 years, moving here from London, England, with her husband, a VW Bus, a dog and a cat, and a desire to try a different way of life. The original plan was to stay for only two years.

The point of live music is to have a good time, and for the Travis Anderson Trio that is how it began, and one of the main focuses of their performances. “The overriding aesthetic for the group is just to have fun and to kind of bring the audience into that fold,” Anderson said.