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Ruedi Reservoir continues to experience declining water levels

Declining water levels are persisting in the Ruedi Reservoir due to the ongoing drought in the region, reduced inflows and increased reservoir releases in conjunction with downstream water demands and water rights administration.

Colorado’s housing market shows diverging demand across property types. Ski towns show signs of resilience.

Colorado’s shrinking housing inventory tells two different stories: one of relative stability for single-family homes, and another of weakening demand for condos and townhomes. The state’s housing market has remained relatively stable throughout the summer...

William H. Macy returns to TACAW for Bill’s Room with Mandy Moore

According to William H. Macy, you could go almost anywhere on this planet and say “Aspen,” and people would know what you’re talking about. The uniqueness of this mountain town and the greater Roaring Fork...

Glenwood Springs Historical Society archive: Crossing the Grand River

This photo, circa 1885, shows the ferry “Polly Pry” crossing the Grand River near what is now Iron Mountain Hot Springs. The ferry was named after pioneer newspaper correspondent Leonel Campbell Ross O’Bryan, who wrote...

Friday letters: Falcon protections, hospital praise and State Patrol thanks

Protect Sweetwater Lake’s falcons It is deeply ironic that Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) and Gov. Jared Polis are celebrating a successful falcon breeding season at Fisher’s Peak (https://tinyurl.com/fyt5yenv), while simultaneously advancing state park plans...

Bruell column: Democracy is good for business, in Garfield County and everywhere

Whether it’s a coffee shop, bookshop, theater, or restaurant, we all have our favorite spots that make our towns feel like the special places they are. Small businesses form the backbone of the towns throughout...

Obituary: Jack Arbaney

– August 17, 2026 Jack Arbaney passed away August 17, 2026 peacefully in his home. He was a man who wore many hats, family man, a carpenter, businessman, farmer, poker player, golfer, and cowboy. He...

Obituary: Felicity Smith

September 4, 1942 – July 29, 2026 Felicity Smith née Fox (“Fel”), 83, of Glenwood Springs, Colorado, passed away peacefully early in the morning of Wednesday, July 29, 2026, at Valley View Hospital, following a...

Obituary: Terry Wayne Stark

July 23, 1943 – August 5, 2026 Born in Price, Utah to Albert and Muriel Stark. Terry spent his summers and his last year in high school living in Canyon Creek with his aunt and...

Obituary: Kimberly K. Fout

– April 7, 2026 The world lost a truly radiant light when Kimberly K. Fout (Chapin) finally got picked up by the mothership, in Colorado at the age of 60 on April 7th, 2026. Kimmy’s...

Celebration of Life for Kimberly K. Fout

To know Kim, Mimi to her grandchildren, was to know pure sunshine in the form of a smile. To be her friend was to be uplifted to achieve things you never thought possible. To be...

‘Completely overwhelming’: Colorado mountain town leaders worry Medicaid, SNAP changes are breaking down rural safety nets

Healthcare groups, food banks and local government leaders in Colorado’s mountain towns find themselves on the front lines of a looming overhaul of the country’s social safety net system. The sweeping megabill passed by congressional...

Garfield County Libraries tax extension headed to November ballot

Garfield County voters will decide this fall whether to continue a property tax levy that helps fund operations at the county’s six public libraries. The Garfield County commissioners on Monday approved placing the Garfield County...

Drought worsens in Colorado and across the West amid ‘lackluster monsoon’

Drought conditions continue to expand across Colorado and the West as forecasters predict above-average temperatures for at least the next two weeks. An Aug. 20 drought status update from the National Integrated Drought Information System...

Doctor’s Tip: Are mushrooms overhyped?

Recently, one of these columns discussed the health benefits of mushrooms, which are a good source of fiber, protein and antioxidants. Because they have been shown to have immune and anticancer benefits, cooked mushrooms should...

Carbondale Arts opens pair of playful Colorado exhibitions

Carbondale Arts will open two new exhibitions Friday at The Launchpad, featuring work from artists across Colorado and a solo show by Marble painter Tracey Harris. An opening reception for “The Tiny Print Showcase” and...