Amy Hadden Marsh

Garfield County Commission Chair ProTem Tom Jankovsky told everyone at Thursday’s public meeting with the Garfield County Library District Board of

Daniel Curry is a range rider. He spends weeks in the backcountry of eastern Washington — in fine weather and foul — with only his trusted horse, following the herd and making sure he remains a buffer between cow and wolf… and wolf and rancher.

This week's Garfield County Commissioners (BOCC) meeting was short and drama-free. No public commenters were on-hand at 8am and the first order of the day was to celebrate this year's election judges. Dec. 6 will be the official Election Judge Recognition Day in Garfield County with an open house at the county administration building in Glenwood Springs from 2 to 4pm.

November has been a big month for Colorado's collared grey wolves and for wolf management. A new wolf activity map, issued the last week of November, shows wolves moving south.

“Wow!” exclaimed Tom Jankovsky, Garfield County Commission (BOCC) chair pro-tem, after five hours of interviews for three public library district trustee positions. “Look at the people we have here in Garfield County and the talent and the knowledge. It just was amazing!”

“The main reason that the Uinta Basin Railway wants to build this rail line is to take oil from wells in Utah to refineries on the Gulf Coast,” said

Monday's penultimate Garfield County Commissioners' (BOCC) meeting for 2024 was short and calm with only two commissioners present. Commission Chair John Martin, whom Commission Chair Pro-Tem Tom Jankovsky expected to return this month, is still out on medical leave. Commissioner-elect Perry Will was in the audience.

“I can see the headlines already,” said Garfield County Commission Chair John Martin at his first BOCC meeting since October and the last meeting of his

“This is a tough crowd,” exclaimed Travis Black, the Northwest regional manager for Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), as he fielded questions at a

Launchpad heats up Carbondale Arts (CA) offices will be closed for the holidays from Dec. 24 to Jan. 6.