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Glenwood Springs, CO

The first new section of the long-envisioned Lower Valley (LoVa) trail west of Glenwood Springs to be built in more than a decade is finally under construction. Phase three of the larger project is to include a new 700-foot segment from where trail now ends just beyond Mitchell Creek near the Audi dealership and the West Glenwood Sanitation District treatment plant.

Construction begins on first new section of LoVa trail from West Glenwood in over a decade

Grand Junction, CO

Editor’s note: We will accept letters to the editor related to the April 4 Glenwood Springs City Council Election until 5 p.m. Wednesday, March 29. Any letters received after that time will not be published. Burke for Willman. I am writing this letter to encourage everyone to vote for...

Wednesday letters: More council endorsements and thoughts on the career expo flap; plus housing, highway trash, good read and a thank you

Narrowing viewpoints of candidates for the at-large seat on Glenwood Springs City Council, there are a few distinguishing differences between incumbent Tony Hershey and opponent Erin Zalinski ahead of Tuesday’s election. They both believe residents feel greatly unheard by the city and City Council. Zalinski owned a successful business,...

Final thoughts for at-large Glenwood Springs council seats

Aspen, CO

Throughout the Roaring Fork Valley people have echoed the need for regional solutions for housing, and recently those calls have been answered with the newly formed West Mountain Regional Coalition. “Housing and housing and housing are the three most important problems that we seem to be facing in the region...

Regional approach to workforce housing in the Roaring Fork Valley being shepherded by new West Mountain Regional Housing Coalition

Carbondale isn’t the only town in the Roaring Fork Valley to find good art. The Glenwood Springs Art Council is closing their Strength 10×10 Art Show and Sale on Friday. “Art is one of the foundations of a healthy community,” Glenwood Arts Council Board President Laurie Chase said.

A&E Roundup with a closing art show party in Glenwood Springs

A possible suspect in a vehicle theft case in western Garfield County who was also wanted on warrants is in custody after a guns-drawn foot chase near a home in the 1300 block of Grand Avenue in Glenwood Springs on Tuesday afternoon. Glenwood Springs Police Chief Joseph Deras said Glenwood...

Suspect detained after Tuesday foot chase with guns drawn in Glenwood Springs

Columbus, OH

Born in Youngstown, Ohio, Matilda (Tillie) was the youngest of two children of Frederick and Kathie Winterkamp. A graduate of the local high school, Tillie went on to attend THE Ohio State University in Columbus earning a degree in Personnel Management. During her time at OSU, Tillie was a member of three honorary societies, Chimes (Treasurer), Mortar Board and Mirrors. She was President of her sorority, Alpha Delta Pi, while belonging to the Women’s Panhellenic Council and the Fraternity Managers Association. Tillie was part of the Student Senate and First Vice President and part of “The Big Three” that kept the wheels turning for the WSGA (The Women’s Self Government Association). Tillie was also Secretary for Strollers, a group that produced one-act plays on campus. (Regardless of her activities and successes on campus, it is safe to say that the highlight of her college career was Rolly.)

Obituary: Matilda “Tillie” Fischer

Carbondale, CO

The deadline to submit designs for The 52nd Annual Carbondale Mountain Fair Poster Design contest is quickly approaching. The contest, which will see the winning design be displayed on a multitude of T-shirts and posters at the Carbondale Mountain Fair spanning from July 28-30, has gained a lot of traction over the years and has become a staple of the fair.

Mountain Fair T-shirt and poster design contest due date coming up fast

Located midvalley, a mile south along Highway 82 from the stoplight to Carbondale, is an unassuming 460-acre ranch with a small, gated entrance. I took the turn, seeing this as one of the best opportunities in the Roaring Fork Valley to see famous and much-coveted artwork — for free.

Tucked away in midvalley, a free exhibit of pop art at Powers Art Center

Annalise Appel, who was a force of life that shone love and light, transcended to the divine realm on March 10, 2023, leaving behind a community of family, friends and colleagues who mourn her loss. Born on January 12, 1978, Annalise was committed to making a positive impact in the world and will be deeply missed.

Obituary: Annalise Appel

Fort Collins, CO

Jesse Robert Davis (77) better known as Bob or JBob – passed from this life into the hands of his Lord on March 9, 2023 at home surrounded by his family. Bob suffered a brain stem stroke. He was the son of Betty (Clagett) and Wally deBeque of Carbondale. Bob graduated from Roaring Fork High School in 1963, attended CSU in Fort Collins, CO and Mesa College before marrying Shari Hooton in 1965. Together they were blessed with children – Brad, Mark and Tiffanie.

Obituary: Jesse Robert Davis

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Logging operations up Four Mile Road keep contractors like Tanner Shelley busy

Sections of an aspen tree grove snapped almost instantly after a feller buncher equipped with industrial clamps and a giant hot saw slowly made its way...

Logging operations up Four Mile Road keep contractors like Tanner Shelley busy

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