Talk with the two men running to become mayor of Buena Vista and you’ll probably not notice their differences as much their similar passion for the town they call home. On the surface, the two men, Duff Lacy and Jed Selby, might...
Read MoreIn paperwork filed March 22, Michael Scott, attorney for Alison Brown, filed a complaint for Declaratory Judgment in District Court, requesting that the court provide a determination of whether two 40-acre parcels owned by Brown...
Read MoreDear Editor: The Salida March For Our Lives participants wish to thank the Salida Police Department for responding quickly to calls to stop harassment by several loud, speeding trucks that repeatedly drove by the 200-plus...
Read More“Any insinuation that anything unlawful or deceitful transpired is simply wrong.” – Geoff Wilson, City of Salida Attorney
Read MoreJudge Hunter’s ruling states, “The City violated CORA when they failed to properly respond to Mr. Bomer’s request and when they failed to provide the legal grounds for their denial of disclosure.”
Read MoreIn a March 12 memo to Salida City Council, Mayor P.T. Wood and City Administrator Larry Lorentzen, Jodi McClurkin responded to former mayor Jim LiVecchi’s guest opinion published in the March 7 Mountain Mail. Ark Valley Voice...
Read MoreA Little Help, the organization created to help senior citizens remain in their homes well into their senior years, is expanding to Buena Vista. “We desperately need assisted living facilities in rural counties,” said Marilyn...
Read MoreResidents and businesses throughout a large section of Salida will need to reset their digital clocks Saturday morning following Xcel Energy’s “planned outage,” scheduled from 12:00 a.m. midnight Friday, March 23 until 6:30 a.m....
Read MoreTown staff planned two community sessions to present an overview of the UDC at 7 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, March 21 and 22, at the Buena Vista Community Center.
Read MoreThe Chaffee County Board of Appeals met Feb. 22 for a Review of Determination regarding Chaffee County Building Inspector Dan Swallow’s decision to deny Alison Brown a certificate of occupancy for her residence at 11600 Antelope...
Read MoreOn a 4-2 vote, Salida City Council approved an ordinance allowing construction of the proposed Salida Crossing condominium development on U.S. Highway 50 at the former Town and Country car dealership.
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