In the October meeting of the Colorado Mountain College (CMC) Board of Trustees, board members honored their term- limited peers, Pat Chlouber of Leadville and Kathy Goudy of Carbondale. The remaining board and senior staff celebrated their colleagues with American flags that had flown over the Colorado Capitol, commemorative plaques, and sentiments of appreciation.
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Chaffee Arts made an announcement this week about upcoming events to which local artists are...
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Most of the firefighters and equipment have been demobilized now that the weather is conducive to travel. Those remaining will continue to work on taking care of the logistical concerns, to minimize the Incident Management Team’s impact on the local community.
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After a week of cold and snow in which temperatures barely reaching the 30s for most of the week,...
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The Salida Chamber of Commerce will host its annual “Kickoff to Winter…Stay Another...
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“This trail would increase access to two local trail systems and improve the outdoor recreation opportunities in the area. We want to hear from the community about why the proposed trail is important, as well as any potential concerns.”
Royal Gorge Field Office Manager Keith Berger
The William Boddy Passion to Learn Scholarship provides free art and performance classes to the public, while paying the instructors to teach. Two Saturday classes have been scheduled for Nov. 2 and again on Nov. 9. From noon to...
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A Church will host a celebration recognizing Dia De Los Muertos or the day of the dead and take...
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A filmmaker out of Chaffee County Paprika Leaverton received the Best Travel Documentary Award at the Golden Gate International Film Festival which took place in San Jose, California on October 27.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Front Range Fire and Aviation Management Unit is preparing to...
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Rick and Dawn Barrowman say they moved from Denver, to embark on an adventure; the opening of Alba...
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“With Chaffee County’s history of mining and smelting, along with the fact that many residents live in older homes, lead poisoning prevention for children is an essential role of Public Health.”
CCPH nurse Emily Anderson
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